Player thread: Samir Nasri (2014/15)

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Re: Samir Nasri

his complicated and constant bickering with whoever outside the game seems to be effecting his performance.

refocus please.
 
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Armaan said:
Mister Appointment said:
nellyonthewing said:
So apart from losing the ball,leaving Clichy exposed ,fluffing a shot what the effing hell use was he..Oh yes he made a lot of 3 yard needless meaningless passes . He adds little to City unless we want to play keepball.

Yet he's been one of our key players in two titles and under two managers.

You're clueless mate. Criticising Nasri is the new idiots favourite pastime.
We don't need him in the side when we have Silva, we need a more direct dribbler.

Not our game
 
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toffee balls said:
Mods , can we merge this with the "who will be the new boo boy thread" please.

First off,he's not the 'new' boo boy is he? he's been a boo boy for a couple of seasons,however,as more and more are realising......its not without foundation.

Why do some of you believe we cannot discuss players when they are playing poorly? just as praise is offered when a performance merits such,criticism,where appropriate,shouldn't be frowned upon.

Nasri is playing like he couldn't give a fuck,its frustrating because we have witnessed how different he can be when he chooses otherwise.Take Milner,he is very limited where natural talent is concerned,however,few will attack him because he plays every game like its his last,giving his all.

Even Silva,without question,a superior player imo,plays with endless passion and effort,so why does Nasri think he's different?

It deserves discussion.
 
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FantasyIreland said:
toffee balls said:
Mods , can we merge this with the "who will be the new boo boy thread" please.

First off,he's not the 'new' boo boy is he? he's been a boo boy for a couple of seasons,however,as more and more are realising......its not without foundation.

Why do some of you believe we cannot discuss players when they are playing poorly? just as praise is offered when a performance merits such,criticism,where appropriate,shouldn't be frowned upon.

Nasri is playing like he couldn't give a fuck,its frustrating because we have witnessed how different he can be when he chooses otherwise.Take Milner,he is very limited where natural talent is concerned,however,few will attack him because he plays every game like its his last,giving his all.

Even Silva,without question,a superior player imo,plays with endless passion and effort,so why does Nasri think he's different?

It deserves discussion.

Nobody believes you're not entitled to your opinion. You're just wrong. Playing like he doesn't give a fuck? Deary me.
 
Re: Samir Nasri

everytime he gets the ball he simply has slow down the play for us...with all my respect but he is not on the same class as silva
 
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tonea2003 said:
thought he played well today when he came on

I thought he was average, considering he wasn't hindered like Lampard by a yellow card his tackling was poor. So far this season his game has generally lacked energy, surprising for a player who wasn't at the World Cup.
 
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Nasri's contribution towards the back end of last season was hugely exaggerated. He has started off this season being his normal self, he continues to slow our play, he gets brushed off the ball like a 12 year old and has a heart the size of a pea.

I've never rated him and was amazed that we gave him a five year deal.

The lad lacks hunger and spirit, in my opinion that's crystal clear. He also hasn't got the required strength, physical or mental, when the chips are down. Navas or Milner offer us more IMO.

I was glad when I saw the line up today and he may need to get used to it.
 
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Love Bites and Everything said:
Nasri's contribution towards the back end of last season was hugely exaggerated. He has started off this season being his normal self, he continues to slow our play, he gets brushed off the ball like a 12 year old and has a heart the size of a pea.

I've never rated him and was amazed that we gave him a five year deal.

The lad lacks hunger and spirit, in my opinion that's crystal clear. He also hasn't got the required strength, physical or mental, when the chips are down. Navas or Milner offer us more IMO.

I was glad when I saw the line up today and he may need to get used to it.

You clearly know fook all about football
 
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hobbsisablue said:
Love Bites and Everything said:
Nasri's contribution towards the back end of last season was hugely exaggerated. He has started off this season being his normal self, he continues to slow our play, he gets brushed off the ball like a 12 year old and has a heart the size of a pea.

I've never rated him and was amazed that we gave him a five year deal.

The lad lacks hunger and spirit, in my opinion that's crystal clear. He also hasn't got the required strength, physical or mental, when the chips are down. Navas or Milner offer us more IMO.

I was glad when I saw the line up today and he may need to get used to it.

You clearly know fook all about football

Correct, absolutely fuck all.

I know so little that I shouldn't even be allowed to form or state an opinion based on what my own eyes tell me.
 
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Love Bites and Everything said:
hobbsisablue said:
Love Bites and Everything said:
Nasri's contribution towards the back end of last season was hugely exaggerated. He has started off this season being his normal self, he continues to slow our play, he gets brushed off the ball like a 12 year old and has a heart the size of a pea.

I've never rated him and was amazed that we gave him a five year deal.

The lad lacks hunger and spirit, in my opinion that's crystal clear. He also hasn't got the required strength, physical or mental, when the chips are down. Navas or Milner offer us more IMO.

I was glad when I saw the line up today and he may need to get used to it.

You clearly know fook all about football

Correct, absolutely fuck all.

I know so little that I shouldn't even be allowed to form or state an opinion based on what my own eyes tell me.

Take your stupid opinions elsewhere. Nothing to see here.
 
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Someone posted a picture this week of Nasri lying on a beach in Ibiza, during the international break?

That was disappointing to see, as I would have expected him to be back at Carrington with some of our other players getting extra sharp?

It's not like he didn't have a nice rest during the summer?

Sure, players earn so much money, they can probably do something like that as a day trip if it fancies them.
 
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hobbsisablue said:
Love Bites and Everything said:
hobbsisablue said:
You clearly know fook all about football

Correct, absolutely fuck all.

I know so little that I shouldn't even be allowed to form or state an opinion based on what my own eyes tell me.

Take your stupid opinions elsewhere. Nothing to see here.


I'll state my 'stupid opinions' wherever and whenever I like.

You need some tolerance lessons, angry man.
 
Re: Samir Nasri

Nasri is quality at keeping the ball which is a good thing the thing that he should be doing is driving forward with ball being positive, also I feel that he is at his best in the last 3rd most of the time he comes deep picks the ball up then passes it back.. No dig it's just he is much better than what he showing.. Can see why Mancini was frustrated with him..
 
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tolmie's hairdoo said:
Someone posted a picture this week of Nasri lying on a beach in Ibiza, during the international break?

That was disappointing to see, as I would have expected him to be back at Carrington with some of our other players getting extra sharp?

It's not like he didn't have a nice rest during the summer?

Sure, players earn so much money, they can probably do something like that as a day trip if it fancies them.

Perhaps he is allowed time of like the rest of us
 
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grim up north said:
tolmie's hairdoo said:
Someone posted a picture this week of Nasri lying on a beach in Ibiza, during the international break?

That was disappointing to see, as I would have expected him to be back at Carrington with some of our other players getting extra sharp?

It's not like he didn't have a nice rest during the summer?

Sure, players earn so much money, they can probably do something like that as a day trip if it fancies them.

Perhaps he is allowed time of like the rest of us

True, but it's all about how far you want to push yourself, surely.

He had five weeks off during the summer and the season is still barely a month old.

Nasri does not look fit and he will continue to divide opinion with regards his supposed commitment on the pitch when it really matters.

Lying on a beach will not help change perceptions, whether valid or not.

He's not been the same since that assault at Newcastle.
 
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tolmie's hairdoo said:
grim up north said:
tolmie's hairdoo said:
Someone posted a picture this week of Nasri lying on a beach in Ibiza, during the international break?

That was disappointing to see, as I would have expected him to be back at Carrington with some of our other players getting extra sharp?

It's not like he didn't have a nice rest during the summer?

Sure, players earn so much money, they can probably do something like that as a day trip if it fancies them.

Perhaps he is allowed time of like the rest of us

True, but it's all about how far you want to push yourself, surely.

He had five weeks off during the summer and the season is still barely a month old.

Nasri does not look fit and he will continue to divide opinion with regards his supposed commitment on the pitch when it really matters.

Lying on a beach will not help change perceptions, whether valid or not.

He's not been the same since that assault at Newcastle.

to be fair to nasri hes being judged when playing along side merlin and not many in world football outshine the master.
 
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tolmie's hairdoo said:
grim up north said:
tolmie's hairdoo said:
Someone posted a picture this week of Nasri lying on a beach in Ibiza, during the international break?

That was disappointing to see, as I would have expected him to be back at Carrington with some of our other players getting extra sharp?

It's not like he didn't have a nice rest during the summer?

Sure, players earn so much money, they can probably do something like that as a day trip if it fancies them.

Perhaps he is allowed time of like the rest of us

True, but it's all about how far you want to push yourself, surely.


He had five weeks off during the summer and the season is still barely a month old.

Nasri does not look fit and he will continue to divide opinion with regards his supposed commitment on the pitch when it really matters.

Lying on a beach will not help change perceptions, whether valid or not.

He's not been the same since that assault at Newcastle.[/quote

It might also be that the club think this is a great time to allow some key players to rest that aren't playing international games.
 
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