Samir Nasri

[Worst Case Ontario]

Play him in his fucking favorite position, he will fucking deliver

 

[bluemathlady]

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I like this picture of Nasri, shows a nice side of him

 

[richards30]

http://mcfc.co.uk/News/Tour-2013/May/US-Tour-Best-of-gallery-article

I like this picture of Nasri, shows a nice side of him

Agreed. Seems like he has a spring in his step at the minute.

 

[cibaman]

If we sign isco, do we need nasri as well as silva?

 

[Akira]

Play him in his fucking favorite position, he will fucking deliver

What's with the fucking angst?

 

[taconinja]

If we sign isco, do we need nasri as well as silva?

Yes. It's suicidal to continually limit your attacking options.

 

[Anonymous]

hope he stays now, been awesome last few months.

 

[TFC]

Its a hunch but I think he will flourish under MP.

 

[FantasyIreland]

Its a hunch but I think he will flourish under MP.

I'm in agreement,he seems a character who needs an optimal enviroment in order to give his best,a manager with,alleged,expert interpersonal skills might be able to offer such.

If we can get a consistent max out of his talent then,without doubt,he's worth the effort.

 

[kaz7]

He has dropped out of french squad through ill health,i hope he is ok as he was doing well lately

 

[NorCalBlue]

Its a hunch but I think he will flourish under MP.

I'm in agreement,he seems a character who needs an optimal enviroment in order to give his best,a manager with,alleged,expert interpersonal skills might be able to offer such.

If we can get a consistent max out of his talent then,without doubt,he's worth the effort.

I saw an interview with him recently in which he said the public Mancini criticism didn't worry him, and even credited it with improving his form (he did also add that he wasn't sure it was a good strategy with some of the other players). So perhaps Nasri's mentally tougher than we suspect.

 

[bluemathlady]

I get the feeling that babying him like Wenger did would work even better

 

[LookIfoundmyKnob]

I get the feeling that babying him like Wenger did would work even better

I think letting him play without pressure would work even better than that. Nasri has played pretty well the last couple of games.

What I have noticed tho is that when the defender doesn't stick to Nasri like glue on the edge of the box he can cause some damage.