Player thread: Samir Nasri (2014/15)

[NQCitizen]

A much better player than he gets credit for with the cheap seats. Hardly ever gets played in his best position. Will go on to remind everyone what he can do when he moves on.

His reputation as a trouble maker will also no doubt follow unfortunately.

It's funny how in his 4th season he's suddenly become a huge problem.

 

[dobobobo]

A much better player than he gets credit for with the cheap seats. Hardly ever gets played in his best position. Will go on to remind everyone what he can do when he moves on.

His reputation as a trouble maker will also no doubt follow unfortunately.

It's funny how in his 4th season he's suddenly become a huge problem.

Funny how he seems to of done very little after all this time.

 

[dobobobo]

P.S. He was trouble at Arsenal and France national squad.

 

[Sergi0 Na5r1]

P.S. He was trouble at Arsenal and France national squad.

How much trouble has he caused here exactly?

So far we've heard from some posters on here who think he's causing trouble.

 

[NQCitizen]

His reputation as a trouble maker will also no doubt follow unfortunately.

It's funny how in his 4th season he's suddenly become a huge problem.

Funny how he seems to of done very little after all this time.

Just playing a crucial role in winning two titles.

Must have been awful at Arsenal, they didn't mind letting him go at all...

As for the France team? I can't remember a time there wasn't divisions in that team.

 

[ninjamonkey]

Won't be missed if he went. Never performed on a consistent basis and only put in at best a handful of top class performances for us. We need somebody like him to be a game changer week in week out, especially when we're struggling. Instead he seems happy just to be a journeyman and somebody who hardly ever stands out. If he goes to Italy we will be lucky if we can reach double figures in millions for him. Our recent outgoing transfer history is horrendous, when narrowed down to dealings with Italian clubs though, it's somehow even worse.

Of course, what we really should be doing is keeping players like Nasri and Yaya but pushing them down the pecking order so that they become our backup players and our current backup players are replaced with world class players to come into the first team. Never going to happen though.

 

[pudge]

No they didn't.

Schurrle was sold for £24m to Wolfsburg.

Yep I've seen articles stating £22m and £24m for Schurrle, but even with the £2m difference, it aint close to €20m.

Either amount is more than €20m.

He was used as an example as imo he is of a similar ability to Nasri, like the poster proposed. However, Chelsea managed to get more than €20m.

Simple really.

 

[dobobobo]

P.S. He was trouble at Arsenal and France national squad.

How much trouble has he caused here exactly?

So far we've heard from some posters on here who think he's causing trouble.

You really think the trouble he caused at Arsenal and France suddenly stops when he is at City.

Do a search 'Nasri trouble' and you get artricle after article in regards to his attitude. Do a search on Silva (as example) and you get nothing related to attitude.

 

[dobobobo]

It's funny how in his 4th season he's suddenly become a huge problem.

Funny how he seems to of done very little after all this time.

Just playing a crucial role in winning two titles.

Must have been awful at Arsenal, they didn't mind letting him go at all...

As for the France team? I can't remember a time there wasn't divisions in that team.

Crucial how?

Who said anything about being an awful player?

And that excuses Nasri?

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

Not sure why nasri has such a poor attitude , he has won titles , he is paid handsomely for his services and yet he has a habit of aggravating his employers and supporters , he is reviled by gooners (not surprising) the French F.A. and their management have disowned him and he is now burning his bridges with our club. He needs to grow up quickly and stop acting like a spoilt brat.