Sami Nasri

[cleavers]

Samir Nasri just went there for the money, total sellout just like half the Man city team, cant wait for them to be booted out of football when the new financial rules are used. Lets see how many trophies your team can win when they are out of every competition.

Bye now dickhead. (Oh and underlining your post doesn't make it better).

As the song goes "You've had your day out now f**k off home" sadcafe is that way ------> EXIT

 

[Blue Llama]

Samir Nasri just went there for the money, total sellout just like half the Man city team, cant wait for them to be booted out of football when the new financial rules are used. Lets see how many trophies your team can win when they are out of every competition.

You will be very disappointed then when we meet the fair play rules then. I f you are basing Manures next success on this premise you will be one sad red.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Another dog shit ineffectual performance last night.

They are starting to accumulate and I don't think we should be afraid to criticise consistently bad performances.

Especially one from a player who needs absolutely no settling in period with regards the English game and was a Player of the Year candidate less than a year ago.

I'm struggling to find the right analogy, and for me, at this stage, the lights are on, but there is absolutely nobody at home.

He's vacant, simply going through the motions. I still retain hope he will come to the fore before the end of the season, but his character so far doesn't suggest he is one to take responsibility when the situation requires.

Funnily enough, a trait also found in the Arsenal team since Vieira and Henry left.

Plenty goes wrong for players during matches, over a period of time, even.

But standing on the fringes is not going to reverse the situation.

I'm not one for stats, in a seemingly popular thirst for them these days, I look with my eyes.

 

[bobmcfc]

he deserves a full season. im 100% behind him

 

[Blue Llama]

Another dog shit ineffectual performance last night.

They are starting to accumulate and I don't think we should be afraid to criticise consistently bad performances.

Especially one from a player who needs absolutely no settling in period with regards the English game and was a Player of the Year candidate less than a year ago.

I'm struggling to find the right analogy, and for me, at this stage, the lights are on, but there is absolutely nobody at home.

He's vacant, simply going through the motions. I still retain hope he will come to the fore before the end of the season, but his character so far doesn't suggest he is one to take responsibility when the situation requires.

Funnily enough, a trait also found in the Arsenal team since Vieira and Henry left.

Plenty goes wrong for players during matches, over a period of time, even.

But standing on the fringes is not going to reverse the situation.

I'm not one for stats, in a seemingly popular thirst for them these days, I look with my eyes.

How did you rate Lescot after his first 10 games?

 

[cleavers]

You will be very disappointed then when we meet the fair play rules then. I f you are basing Manures next success on this premise you will be one of several million sad reds.

Corrected for you....

 

[stony]

Samir Nasri just went there for the money, total sellout just like half the Man city team, cant wait for them to be booted out of football when the new financial rules are used. Lets see how many trophies your team can win when they are out of every competition.

 

[Blue Llama]

You will be very disappointed then when we meet the fair play rules then. I f you are basing Manures next success on this premise you will be one of several million sad reds.

Corrected for you....

Thanks I got carried away seething about any red who can complain about our spending when they have spent millions for the last 20 years.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Another dog shit ineffectual performance last night.

They are starting to accumulate and I don't think we should be afraid to criticise consistently bad performances.

Especially one from a player who needs absolutely no settling in period with regards the English game and was a Player of the Year candidate less than a year ago.

I'm struggling to find the right analogy, and for me, at this stage, the lights are on, but there is absolutely nobody at home.

He's vacant, simply going through the motions. I still retain hope he will come to the fore before the end of the season, but his character so far doesn't suggest he is one to take responsibility when the situation requires.

Funnily enough, a trait also found in the Arsenal team since Vieira and Henry left.

Plenty goes wrong for players during matches, over a period of time, even.

But standing on the fringes is not going to reverse the situation.

I'm not one for stats, in a seemingly popular thirst for them these days, I look with my eyes.

How did you rate Lescot after his first 10 games?

He had been shite and continued to be so until the final few weeks of last season.

I still believe him to be distinctly average despite his upturn, and certainly equated to the fee paid and our desire to improve.

This City team won't afford Nasri the same length of time as Lescott, too much quality in reserve.

People had a go at Milner, albeit, he had a magnificent game against Liverpool early on, and continued to work for the team.

Lescott's longevity, if you can call it that!, is the fact he and Kompany have faced no serious competition for their place.

 

[Scareye]

Samir Nasri just went there for the money, total sellout just like half the Man city team, cant wait for them to be booted out of football when the new financial rules are used. Lets see how many trophies your team can win when they are out of every competition.

Fucking hell that's astounding in both it's ignorance and desperation.
You can smell the fear!! Love it!!!