Player Topic: Kevin De Bruyne (2015/16)

[itisrising]

His overall play in the second half was brilliant. We are already seeing signs of a fantastic relationship on the field between KDB, Silva and Kun. It looks terrifying!

 

[kaz7]

How is this **** still allowed on here after accusing people of racism yesterday in the Yaya Toure thread?

God knows,i reported him for that stuff in the yaya thread as well

 

[PaulMoulden'sRecord]

ok. for comparison, nasri has scored the winner in a cup final, semi-final, and the goal that won us the league. de bruyne has just sliced in the fourth against fucking newcastle, a team who can't even beat sheffield wednesday, and they "chouldn't even be mentioned in the same sentence" ok mate. remember that one cost £55 million as well

Your blind attitude to a player you are quite clearly in love with is staggering. Nasri isn't a 'bad' player but he has never achieved what we all know he is capable of on a consistent basis. The goals you talk about just go further to reinforce the fact that when he's on his game he's capable of the sublime. Unfortunately he doesn't have anywhere near enough of those games and if you think he does, well I'm very sorry but your just plain wrong.

 

[nasri_fan]

No; a winning goal is the goal that is the difference between a draw and a win. You badly need to take your Nasri tinted glasses off. You remind me of the Dzeko fanboys who swarmed onto this forum when Ed was with us. They couldn't care less about City, they were only interested in all things Dzeko.

mate, nasri's goal was the difference between the draw and the win, it is really quite simple

 

[nasri_fan]

I never even mentioned the goal? He did so much more in that second half that to even mention he sliced it shows what kind of fella you are.

you quoted and responded to a post where i explained that he sliced it in

 

[jimharri]

Your blind attitude to a player you are quite clearly in love with is staggering. Nasri isn't a 'bad' player but he has never achieved what we all know he is capable of on a consistent basis. The goals you talk about just go further to reinforce the fact that when he's on his game he's capable of the sublime. Unfortunately he doesn't have anywhere near enough of those games and if you think he does, well I'm very sorry but your just plain wrong.

His username says it all really.

 

[PaulMoulden'sRecord]

His username says it all really.

He might have to change it to Nasri_restrainingorder in the not too distant future.

 

[Phil1]

you quoted and responded to a post where i explained that he sliced it in

It doesn't matter which post I quoted as they all merge into one big fuck off steaming pile of shite.

 

[bobom]

you quoted and responded to a post where i explained that he sliced it in

I thought Nasri would have excelled in the game today. He would have shown great vision and pin-point passing, and given half a chance on goal, would have hit the ball bang in the sweet spot. He would have really worked his socks off in attack in defence, fought for every ball and linked well with his team mates.
In his absence, de Bruyne had to do all that instead. Except he sliced it.

 

[MeatHunterrr]

amazing player, what a signing