grim up north
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Re: Samir Nasri
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Player thread: Samir Nasri (2014/15)
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Paul_Powers_Tash
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Re: Samir Nasri
He's the biggest con artist in the game. Even Yaya tries harder and currently that's saying something. What does he actually do? He cant tackle, intercept, break up play or win a header so his defensive game is non existent. He rarely scores, rarely assists, rarely beats a player, rarely crosses the ball and rarely gets involved so he's no great shakes going forward. What I have seen him do regularly however is jog over to the guy on their right who had the ball a few seconds ago, track his full back until he gets into our last third and then lose all interest and switch off and most annoying of all recieve the ball and show no interest or guts in doing something creative with it but lazily pass it back. Ok he's no David Silva but WHAT DOES NASRI ACTUALLY DO!!??????
Mister Appointment said:nellyonthewing said:Great players feed off the negativity and turn it round to destroy their critics. He is a wimp.The Fat el Hombre said:I'd rather he just went there and performed for once
He's a world class footballer who two managers in a row have seen as integral to our team.
Also the nonsense about great players feeding off negativity, it's just nonsense. People, humans, are all different. They are motivated by different things. Some great players need an arm around the shoulder, other great players need bollocking every now and again, some great players love playing at home, other great players love playing away from home.
There's no one size fits all analysis, although it's fair to say that Nasri destroyed all the negativity from two seasons ago with his performances last season, which again I'll repeat, were integral to our title win.
Wimp my arse.
He's the biggest con artist in the game. Even Yaya tries harder and currently that's saying something. What does he actually do? He cant tackle, intercept, break up play or win a header so his defensive game is non existent. He rarely scores, rarely assists, rarely beats a player, rarely crosses the ball and rarely gets involved so he's no great shakes going forward. What I have seen him do regularly however is jog over to the guy on their right who had the ball a few seconds ago, track his full back until he gets into our last third and then lose all interest and switch off and most annoying of all recieve the ball and show no interest or guts in doing something creative with it but lazily pass it back. Ok he's no David Silva but WHAT DOES NASRI ACTUALLY DO!!??????
Re: Samir Nasri
You are completely right! Not entirely down to Nasri/Milner switch, but like the players were told to defend a 0-0 home, a lot of drive dissappeared at the 65th minute mark.
grim up north said:Blue Haze said:Big mistake to give him another contract. Absolute waste tonight. Plays well only in his purple patches.
Milner did more in 30 minutes than he did all game. Arsenal fans had him figured out, but we seem to have amnesia about his consistency.
Bollocks as soon as Nasri went of our ball retention was gash
You are completely right! Not entirely down to Nasri/Milner switch, but like the players were told to defend a 0-0 home, a lot of drive dissappeared at the 65th minute mark.
FantasyIreland
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Re: Samir Nasri
Talking bollocks as per.
The reason Bayern were more effective was Robben and the fact all their players wanted it that bit more than a couple of ours.
grim up north said:Rammy Blue said:grim up north said:Every thread mate you are whinging about some player, we had decent possession of the ball till he went off after he went it was one way traffic
Hahaha, whatever.
Yeah angry man
Talking bollocks as per.
The reason Bayern were more effective was Robben and the fact all their players wanted it that bit more than a couple of ours.
Re: Samir Nasri
Di Maria was the man to get and ship him out. Hopefully next summer and we get that too class winger.
@BluePhil8 said:Just a luxary player. Start him against West Ham and the like at the Etihad and he will carve them open.
Him and Clichy should never start the mentally challenging games though. They have been infected by the Arsenal virus of being shit scared in big games.
Need to replace him really with a world class winger.
Di Maria was the man to get and ship him out. Hopefully next summer and we get that too class winger.
MaineRoadmcfc
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I actually thought once Milner came on we looked quite solid and it took a stunning goal to beat us.
What are you talking about. Bayern were carving us open throughout the game. They should of been 1-0 up in the first 50 seconds.Bruun said:grim up north said:Blue Haze said:Big mistake to give him another contract. Absolute waste tonight. Plays well only in his purple patches.
Milner did more in 30 minutes than he did all game. Arsenal fans had him figured out, but we seem to have amnesia about his consistency.
Bollocks as soon as Nasri went of our ball retention was gash
You are completely right! Not entirely down to Nasri/Milner switch, but like the players were told to defend a 0-0 home, a lot of drive dissappeared at the 65th minute mark.
I actually thought once Milner came on we looked quite solid and it took a stunning goal to beat us.
grim up north
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AftervNasri went off
FantasyIreland said:grim up north said:Rammy Blue said:Hahaha, whatever.
Yeah angry man
Talking bollocks as per.
The reason Bayern were more effective was Robben and the fact all their players wanted it that bit more than a couple of ours.
AftervNasri went off
grim up north
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We didn't keep the ball tho
MaineRoadmcfc said:What are you talking about. Bayern were carving us open throughout the game. They should of been 1-0 up in the first 50 seconds.Bruun said:grim up north said:Bollocks as soon as Nasri went of our ball retention was gash
You are completely right! Not entirely down to Nasri/Milner switch, but like the players were told to defend a 0-0 home, a lot of drive dissappeared at the 65th minute mark.
I actually thought once Milner came on we looked quite solid and it took a stunning goal to beat us.
We didn't keep the ball tho
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Re: Samir Nasri
yeah, cos we were playing so well up until that point...
grim up north said:FantasyIreland said:grim up north said:Yeah angry man
Talking bollocks as per.
The reason Bayern were more effective was Robben and the fact all their players wanted it that bit more than a couple of ours.
AftervNasri went off
yeah, cos we were playing so well up until that point...
grim up north
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We got worse nobody is claiming we played well
Rammy Blue said:grim up north said:FantasyIreland said:Talking bollocks as per.
The reason Bayern were more effective was Robben and the fact all their players wanted it that bit more than a couple of ours.
AftervNasri went off
yeah, cos we were playing so well up until that point...
We got worse nobody is claiming we played well
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