Samir Nasri interview

[pace89]

Pile of bollocks

Searing insight indeed.

Care to enlighten me as to the aspects which are most inaccurate? Did Mancini in fact lead City to a series of glorious European victories and the dismal performances in Amsterdam, Dortmund and Naples are a figment of my imagination? Does my mind deceive me that Mancini and Balotelli had a public punch-up resulting in Balotelli being loaned to Milan a couple of months after Mancini refused sell him? Is it a lie that he negotiated with Zenit and Monaco before handing in his resignation the day after we won the league in order to secure a better deal from the club?

 

[Bluefen]

Mancini was the best manager I'd ever seen manage us at that point. Shut the rags up, told ferguson to get fucked and put a smile on my face monday morning going into work.

I honestly couldn't give a flying if he upset chappie and a few others along the way. We needed that kick up the arse at that point in our development.

Without doubt Mancini brought the winning mentality and started the ball rolling… I think many managers have a shelf life before they no longer can motivate players or reinvent themselves

 

[Bluefen]

Talented player. Nice smile. Spineless coward who couldn't be trusted.

I thought he showed flashes of brilliance but would often go missing in games or be happy to be the bit part to David Silva

 

[warringtonblue]

I thought he showed flashes of brilliance but would often go missing in games or be happy to be the bit part to David Silva

He had some great games for us, particularly against the rags. Also don't forget his superb goal V Sunderland at Wembley