Andouble said:The cookie monster said:This whole forum was deperate for nasri also
It had 1000 page threads frothing at the mouth for mancini to go and get him
to be fair, he was way better at Arsenal.
Kun Aguero said:I wanted Nasri here, thought he would fit in perfect, now everytime I see Mata score I feel pissed off we went for Nasri over Mata.
To be fair, Wenger took 3 seasons to finally found a use for him.Andouble said:The cookie monster said:This whole forum was deperate for nasri also
It had 1000 page threads frothing at the mouth for mancini to go and get him
to be fair, he was way better at Arsenal.
OB1 said:Exeter Blue I am here said:Didsbury Dave said:I cannot for the life of me believe that anyone is going to be mug enough to pay £20m for Nasri, with those wages. He's enormously overpriced.
I think we will do well to sell him at all, unless we take about £10-12m and he accepts a big paycut.
Something about Samir Nasri tells me he's cut from the same self-interested cloth as Mr Adebayor, and the chances of him taking a pay cut (without City subsidising his wages) are roughly the same as mine of being teleported to the planet of the nymphomaniacs within the next 24 hours
You still wouldn't pull.
Kun Aguero said:ANY1aBLUE said:I wouldn't give tuppence for the useless t##t
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The question still remains - who thought signing Nasri was a good plan?! I know I didn't, but someone at the club did and we don't need this stupidity repeating..................
Really?
I agree - perfect for City AND has Prem experience so doesn't need 'bedding-in'.
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Or
Nasri IS a proven premiership world class star, who would get into any team in the world. Doubtful Arsenal will sell him, and even more doubtful it would be to a rival club.
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I hate to say it....but would Slur Alex have got more out of him? Unfortunately I think the answer is yes, and he certainly wouldn't have hung him out to dry in public, even if he deserved it.tolmie's hairdoo said:Didsbury Dave said:I cannot for the life of me believe that anyone is going to be mug enough to pay £20m for Nasri, with those wages. He's enormously overpriced.
I think we will do well to sell him at all, unless we take about £10-12m and he accepts a big paycut.
Like I said, we are stuck with him.
And I'm sorry to bring it around to this (no, I really am) but Mancini needs to take a fair share of the blame for it.
He was desperate for Nasri and put serious pressure on Cook and Marwood to beat United to his signature.
It was silly to then have a pop in public, his value has been plummeting as it was.
We have been pissing away money.
Nijinsky 88 said:I hate to say it....but would Slur Alex have got more out of him? Unfortunately I think the answer is yes, and he certainly wouldn't have hung him out to dry in public, even if he deserved it.
Good points, but he wouldn't of devalued a player by publicly criticising them especially if he wanted shot of them.LoveCity said:Nijinsky 88 said:I hate to say it....but would Slur Alex have got more out of him? Unfortunately I think the answer is yes, and he certainly wouldn't have hung him out to dry in public, even if he deserved it.
I wouldn't be so sure, attacking playmakers who aren't wingers are not Ferguson's forté. Look at Kagawa, has looked half the player he was at Dortmund so far. Anderson was also a great attacking midfielder (behind the striker) when United signed him but Ferguson moved him into a normal midfield role and he's never been the same.
FantasyIreland said:The Rags probably would have gotten more out of him as i imagine he would have been much more of a first choice,in his best position.
Taggarts man management may also have been a huge factor on his attitude.
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Valencia----Nasri-----Rooney
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Aguero_Element said:bunch of fkn wankers
nasri is fine, just get a life and stop getting a boner off your hate
TCIB said:I think he is a good player, however mancini has tried to put a square peg in a round hole regarding how he uses him.
Exactly. Ferguson doesn't seem really good with attacking midfielders, especially playmakers.LoveCity said:Nijinsky 88 said:I hate to say it....but would Slur Alex have got more out of him? Unfortunately I think the answer is yes, and he certainly wouldn't have hung him out to dry in public, even if he deserved it.
I wouldn't be so sure, attacking playmakers who aren't wingers are not Ferguson's forté. Look at Kagawa, has looked half the player he was at Dortmund so far. Anderson was also a great attacking midfielder (behind the striker) when United signed him but Ferguson moved him into a normal midfield role and he's never been the same.