hgblue said:Nasri was excellent. Then again, Nasri is an excellent player. I'd suggest that he's become something of a whipping boy, which is why he cops a lot of flak from the know nowts.
ethan23 said:The problem is with nasri is, he often bottles or ducks out of challenges, the majority of city fans take great offensive to this. I also think the van Persie free kick lives fresh in the memory of most city fans and unless he scores a vital goal he will almost be remembered for the one who flicked a toe out at van persies free kick
I actually thought Barry was motm, but what do I know...
ANY1aBLUE said:hgblue said:Nasri was excellent. Then again, Nasri is an excellent player. I'd suggest that he's become something of a whipping boy, which is why he cops a lot of flak from the know nowts.
Nasri is exactly the type of player i've always hated - when the chips are down he disappears. Great when you're; two nil up, at home, sun shining, against very average opposition and for that once a year your body is feeling perfect.
Yeah terrific but; where was he all the other games when the pressure was on? Letting EVERYONE down that's where. He knows he's in the shop window now - so he has to produce to get the move he wants.................
ANY1aBLUE said:hgblue said:Nasri was excellent. Then again, Nasri is an excellent player. I'd suggest that he's become something of a whipping boy, which is why he cops a lot of flak from the know nowts.
Nasri is exactly the type of player i've always hated - when the chips are down he disappears. Great when you're; two nil up, at home, sun shining, against very average opposition and for that once a year your body is feeling perfect.
Yeah terrific but; where was he all the other games when the pressure was on? Letting EVERYONE down that's where. He knows he's in the shop window now - so he has to produce to get the move he wants.................
Kun Aguero said:ANY1aBLUE said:hgblue said:Nasri was excellent. Then again, Nasri is an excellent player. I'd suggest that he's become something of a whipping boy, which is why he cops a lot of flak from the know nowts.
Nasri is exactly the type of player i've always hated - when the chips are down he disappears. Great when you're; two nil up, at home, sun shining, against very average opposition and for that once a year your body is feeling perfect.
Yeah terrific but; where was he all the other games when the pressure was on? Letting EVERYONE down that's where. He knows he's in the shop window now - so he has to produce to get the move he wants.................
but he's a bottler.
SuperMario's Fireworks. said:talent wise i dont think hes far behind david silva, difference is, even when things dont go davids way, he tries, never bottles a challenge and has more of a work ethic.