Samir Nasri

[itisrising]

He's a great player.

We're very very lucky to have the luxury of selecting such players.

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I think our problem is we need to start buying effective players rather than luxury. Valencia is n't as talented as Nasri but is far more effective and his crossing is wonderful. We need players in our team that when called off the bench are effective and create chances.

 

[beast]

@mattspiro

Samir Nasri has been trying to hard to convince everyone (and himself?) his move to #MCFC has been a success, saying he's happy playing less

Is this guy an Arsenal fan ?

Are you a city fan??

 

[Jumanji]

"I'm playing a lot of matches now. At Arsenal, I played too much," Nasri told Canal +.

"I have to accept the competition. I score less than at Arsenal, but I don't have the same role."

"I came here to win the title, play at the highest level and I'm improving."

 

[Hart of the Matter]

I do not get the issue for some people on this thread. He was ok in the first part of the season with a great assist rate, seems to have lost confidence in front of goal trying one to many touches instead of hitting the ball first time. Not a bad season and time to make an impact yet.

 

[Tevez City]

"I'm playing a lot of matches now. At Arsenal, I played too much," Nasri told Canal +.

"I have to accept the competition. I score less than at Arsenal, but I don't have the same role."

"I came here to win the title, play at the highest level and I'm improving."

Thanks for the bringing the full quotes, it looks better now.

I think Nasri is lacking confidence ATM, a winning goal tomorrow will bring his confidence back.

COME ON SAMIR.

 

[chesterbells]

He's a great player.

We're very very lucky to have the luxury of selecting such players.

#

I think our problem is we need to start buying effective players rather than luxury. Valencia is n't as talented as Nasri but is far more effective and his crossing is wonderful. We need players in our team that when called off the bench are effective and create chances.

I'm a big fan of Nasri, he's a quality who we should keep.

But, I do agree with this overall point - what we need a wide midfielders/ forward players with pace. If only Johnson had pace... in fact a younger, fitter Bellamy would be ideal. Thats the one advantage they have over us - the likes of Valencia and Young are quick as.

If we had wide players like that, putting in qulaity crosses and going on dangerous runs, beating players, then Nasri could be used as cover for Silva, linking the play, threading passes through to Sergio.

 

[maps]

Why do Arsenal fans hate Nasri? He wasn't gonna win anything in that shit club

 

[Bibinho]

i do like nasri, he can be quality, but he doesnt have a plan b.

if he doesnt have any space, he doesnt try to create any for himself when he has the ball... silva is prob the best at reverse passes as he makes the room for himself to thread one through.

nasri doesnt..

 

[Arshavin23]

Why do Arsenal fans hate Nasri? He wasn't gonna win anything in that shit club

Because when all the fans were crying out for experience, Wenger bought this kid from Marseille for 11 million quid. We lost Hleb, Flamini, and had Rosicky injured for 2 years and that was the answer Wenger gave us. A 20 year old with no experience from the French league.

Of course it took 3 years to turn him from a kid to a decent player. 3 years of winning nothing. And what does Nasri do after using the club to become a decent player? Leaves after his first good season.

Reverse the situation and tell me you wouldn't feel the same way.

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

He's a bit of a fairy, so is Johnson. Get shut of both I say.