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levets said:
Samir Nasri is making Manchester City wait on his signature, as he is secretly hoping their arch rivals Manchester United come in with a late bid for him.

Nasri is widely expected to leave Arsenal this week, with a deal between his current club and City seemingly agreed, but the midfielder still hopes a deal can be done to see him move to Old Trafford this summer, reports out of France are suggesting.

Le Parisien are reporting that Nasri met with QPR playmaker, and close friend, Adel Taarabt last week, where he confessed that Manchester City were far from being his first choice club to sign for.

The Arsenal player is reported to have said he would love to play for either Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United, and will only move to Eastlands as long as none of these sides come in for him.

So far, though, City are the only side to bid for the player, and he will go ahead with the move as he is unwilling to extend his time with current employers Arsenal.

The French paper says Nasri has always seen Arsenal as a stepping stone to a bigger European club, and never intended on staying past his current contract, which he signed when he arrived in 2008.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is reportedly hoping United don't step in with a bid, as he sees Nasri as the last piece of the jigsaw that will ensure the Premier League trophy ends up at Eastlands this season.
Where has this come from got to be bull as he would surely just run down his contract and probably have his pick.
Plus I think Mancini is still after more so he is not the final piece of the jigsaw.
 
blue12 said:
levets said:
Samir Nasri is making Manchester City wait on his signature, as he is secretly hoping their arch rivals Manchester United come in with a late bid for him.

Nasri is widely expected to leave Arsenal this week, with a deal between his current club and City seemingly agreed, but the midfielder still hopes a deal can be done to see him move to Old Trafford this summer, reports out of France are suggesting.

Le Parisien are reporting that Nasri met with QPR playmaker, and close friend, Adel Taarabt last week, where he confessed that Manchester City were far from being his first choice club to sign for.

The Arsenal player is reported to have said he would love to play for either Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United, and will only move to Eastlands as long as none of these sides come in for him.

So far, though, City are the only side to bid for the player, and he will go ahead with the move as he is unwilling to extend his time with current employers Arsenal.

The French paper says Nasri has always seen Arsenal as a stepping stone to a bigger European club, and never intended on staying past his current contract, which he signed when he arrived in 2008.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is reportedly hoping United don't step in with a bid, as he sees Nasri as the last piece of the jigsaw that will ensure the Premier League trophy ends up at Eastlands this season.
Where has this come from got to be bull as he would surely just run down his contract and probably have his pick.
Plus I think Mancini is still after more so he is not the final piece of the jigsaw.

JEEZUZ is that for real i dont want our club to be last resort for anyone!
 
Of Course he doest want to sign for City. That's exactly why he will be signing for City.

Tabloids are so funny.
 
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levets said:
Samir Nasri is making Manchester City wait on his signature, as he is secretly hoping their arch rivals Manchester United come in with a late bid for him.

Nasri is widely expected to leave Arsenal this week, with a deal between his current club and City seemingly agreed, but the midfielder still hopes a deal can be done to see him move to Old Trafford this summer, reports out of France are suggesting.

Le Parisien are reporting that Nasri met with QPR playmaker, and close friend, Adel Taarabt last week, where he confessed that Manchester City were far from being his first choice club to sign for.

The Arsenal player is reported to have said he would love to play for either Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United, and will only move to Eastlands as long as none of these sides come in for him.

So far, though, City are the only side to bid for the player, and he will go ahead with the move as he is unwilling to extend his time with current employers Arsenal.

The French paper says Nasri has always seen Arsenal as a stepping stone to a bigger European club, and never intended on staying past his current contract, which he signed when he arrived in 2008.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is reportedly hoping United don't step in with a bid, as he sees Nasri as the last piece of the jigsaw that will ensure the Premier League trophy ends up at Eastlands this season.

Fishing rod anyone?
 
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levets said:
Samir Nasri is making Manchester City wait on his signature, as he is secretly hoping their arch rivals Manchester United come in with a late bid for him.

Nasri is widely expected to leave Arsenal this week, with a deal between his current club and City seemingly agreed, but the midfielder still hopes a deal can be done to see him move to Old Trafford this summer, reports out of France are suggesting.

Le Parisien are reporting that Nasri met with QPR playmaker, and close friend, Adel Taarabt last week, where he confessed that Manchester City were far from being his first choice club to sign for.

The Arsenal player is reported to have said he would love to play for either Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United, and will only move to Eastlands as long as none of these sides come in for him.

So far, though, City are the only side to bid for the player, and he will go ahead with the move as he is unwilling to extend his time with current employers Arsenal.

The French paper says Nasri has always seen Arsenal as a stepping stone to a bigger European club, and never intended on staying past his current contract, which he signed when he arrived in 2008.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is reportedly hoping United don't step in with a bid, as he sees Nasri as the last piece of the jigsaw that will ensure the Premier League trophy ends up at Eastlands this season.

Three words will wrap this up, "bag of bollocks !!"
 
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oakiecokie said:
levets said:
Samir Nasri is making Manchester City wait on his signature, as he is secretly hoping their arch rivals Manchester United come in with a late bid for him.

Nasri is widely expected to leave Arsenal this week, with a deal between his current club and City seemingly agreed, but the midfielder still hopes a deal can be done to see him move to Old Trafford this summer, reports out of France are suggesting.

Le Parisien are reporting that Nasri met with QPR playmaker, and close friend, Adel Taarabt last week, where he confessed that Manchester City were far from being his first choice club to sign for.

The Arsenal player is reported to have said he would love to play for either Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United, and will only move to Eastlands as long as none of these sides come in for him.

So far, though, City are the only side to bid for the player, and he will go ahead with the move as he is unwilling to extend his time with current employers Arsenal.

The French paper says Nasri has always seen Arsenal as a stepping stone to a bigger European club, and never intended on staying past his current contract, which he signed when he arrived in 2008.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini is reportedly hoping United don't step in with a bid, as he sees Nasri as the last piece of the jigsaw that will ensure the Premier League trophy ends up at Eastlands this season.

Three words will wrap this up, "bag of bollocks !!"

AMEN
 
Rag loving press are desperate, Nasri could sit out his contract and get a huge signing on deal to join the rags if he was so desperate to go. Every player we buy we get this same story with.
 
blue12 said:
Where has this come from got to be bull as he would surely just run down his contract and probably have his pick.

Agreed. It's harder for him to move to another club if he's got a long contract rather than just waiting a year and going where he wants for free.

Still, none of this will have occurred to the brains who write these articles.
 
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