BringBackSwales said:THEBLUEDONKEY said:from twitter
@howardnurse
put this way, if i had to bet £100 to bet on nasri - id put £90 on mcfc to sign him then £6 on un*ted and £4 to stay at arsenal
1 hour ago via twitter
is howard nurse on City's or arsenal's board or Nasri's agent? If not what is the value of what he tweets?
oakiecokie said:dctid said:blueinsa said:Arsenal are in deep shit with injuries, suspensions and a lack of quality and the only thing holding this up is Arsenal waiting to get their replacements in imo.
Arsenal will be wanting to be seen to have done this deal on their terms and rightly so.
Patience is the key word.
would appear to be Nasri agents demanding 3 million in agents fees that is the problem nothing to do with Le Arse - they will have the same selection problems next week and most likely the week after - they need players in and too do that they need players out
The unknown is are Nasri agents deliberately being twats to slow the process in the hope others may come in or are they just greedy twats or are they deliberatly scuppering a deal so Nasri sees out his contract and gets pick of other teams next summer
Where does that figure come from ??
ha ha class!Mëtal Bikër said:
dctid said:oakiecokie said:dctid said:would appear to be Nasri agents demanding 3 million in agents fees that is the problem nothing to do with Le Arse - they will have the same selection problems next week and most likely the week after - they need players in and too do that they need players out
The unknown is are Nasri agents deliberately being twats to slow the process in the hope others may come in or are they just greedy twats or are they deliberatly scuppering a deal so Nasri sees out his contract and gets pick of other teams next summer
Where does that figure come from ??
cant remember now but let me find it
oakiecokie said:dctid said:oakiecokie said:Where does that figure come from ??
cant remember now but let me find it
I know the Agents fee is the stumbling block but never seen any figures before.
Dribble said:Arsene Wenger reckons Samir Nasri is a long way from Manchester City move
http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereve...nasri-is-a-long-way-from-manchester-city-move
Arsene Wenger has claimed that sought-after midfielder Samir Nasri is happy at Arsenal and that any deal for his possible departure is a long way from completion.
Nasri has been expected to leave the Emirates Stadium this summer after reported interest from big-spending Manchester City.
Wenger has, however, warned that the France international could yet stay at the Gunners as his potential move has become more uncertain.
Nasri was a surprise starter in Arsenal's 2-0 defeat at home to Liverpool on Saturday and, with 10 days to go before the transfer window ends, he hinted the 24-year-old may yet remain in north London.
"He is happy here. There is no departure of Nasri at the moment," Wenger told French media outlet TF1.
"Maybe one day, but it's far, far, far from being done."
Nasri's departure would leave the Gunners severely undermanned in midfield after Cesc Fabregas completed his protracted move to his hometown club Barcelona last week.
Wenger is also without Alex Song and Gervinho due to suspension while Emmanuel Frimpong is set for a ban too after being sent off against Liverpool.