Player Topic: Samir Nasri (2015/16)

[HelloCity]

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What total cobblers. I've read some shit on here but yours takes the biscuit.
Nasri gets to do what most on here would trade a year of life for ;that is to wear that sky blue shirt on the pitch for one minute. He responds by moodily farting around deigning us with the infrequent glimpse of his undeniable skill. He gets paid big bucks to wear that shirt and pays us back with half hearted brooding performances.
Milner clearly not as gifted however gave us his all each and every time. Pride in Battle Milner had it in spades ,Nasri No Pride -No Bottle.

Yeah, let's get Dickov back.

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

Says the little woman whose more interested in vilifying a player for speaking with a former teammate.

Please see my previous posts about 'bluemoon plebs' and 'being completely oblivious to the point being made'. They both apply to you

Amen @nellyonthewing. There hasn't been much talk about Nasri leaving but hopefully when de Bryune comes in that will change. I think he's a risk, not an asset

 

[BigJoe#1]

Nasri is an excellent player and if we lose him it will be to our cost.

I hope he stays at least another two years.

 

[nellyonthewing]

Please see my previous posts about 'bluemoon plebs' and 'being completely oblivious to the point being made'. They both apply to you

Amen @nellyonthewing. There hasn't been much talk about Nasri leaving but hopefully when de Bryune comes in that will change. I think he's a risk, not an asset

He's just a bargaining chip now in some future transfer. He'll get brought on for 10 minutes in games like Monday when he can play keep ball.

 

[quiet_riot]

Yeah, let's get Dickov back.

Ah the old hard work vs skill chestnut.

There's no doubt Nasri has more skill in his left pinky than most footballers do altogether - his massive sulky arse lazy attitude is what lets him down.

I championed him for a while due to his part in the comeback of 2012 during the run in, when I thought he was fantastic, but that's largely all he's done for us. Roma aside, can't really remember him putting a performance in when the chips were down. His ability to keep the ball SHOULD be a massive asset in those situations, but all too often he's found wanting and/or gone missing.

Still don't see the problem with him talking to Joleon, but I won't be shedding a single tear should he go. The best bet for me was him to be part of the Pogba deal, Serie A would suit him down to the ground IMO

 

[Deleted member 58678]

Nasri is an excellent player and if we lose him it will be to our cost.

I hope he stays at least another two years.

Same here. I did joke in the Transfer Forum (or should that be Mental Forum?) that I want us to sell him but i actually don't.

Silva and Sterling the two for the left hand side, de Bruyne (when he finally comes) and Navas for the right. Two players for each position.

Nasri had an ideal substitute appearance the other night. Hopefully he does that often as well as getting 25 starts out of the 60 or so games we end up playing.

 

[PhillyBlue]

I've always believed that the acquisition of Nasri, Silva and Yaya help propel City into this new era. Before them we were not really able to hold the ball and control the game with our intricate passes.

For me, Nasri is just shy of being on the same level as silva, if only he can be more consistent. He's one of my favorite players no doubt.
I don't feel comfortable letting one of our most gifted technical players leave.. we should keep him by all means.
Sterling is great, but apart from his speed, technically, he's not on Nasri level yet.

 

[dave_blue12]

Nasri is an excellent player and if we lose him it will be to our cost.

I hope he stays at least another two years.

Totally agree. He has and hopefully will continue to be an important part of our success.

 

[BigJoe#1]

I've always believed that the acquisition of Nasri, Silva and Yaya help propel City into this new era. Before them we were not really able to hold the ball and control the game with our intricate passes.

For me, Nasri is just shy of being on the same level as silva, if only he can be more consistent. He's one of my favorite players no doubt.
I don't feel comfortable letting one of our most gifted technical players leave.. we should keep him by all means.
Sterling is great, but apart from his speed, technically, he's not on Nasri level yet.

100% Agree. Nasri is so skilful, gifted, tough and resilient. Just do not understand how people can not rate him!

 

[Deleted member 58678]

100% Agree. Nasri is so skilful, gifted, tough and resilient. Just do not understand how people can not rate him!

I can understand that people think he slows the pace down sometimes. I can't understand how people don't rate him. He's a cracking player, never gives the ball away needlessly, and is a very good player overall.