Nope, I'm getting concerned.
I'm the opposite. Samir has been here for five years now and his arguable top performances can be counted on one hand. The same people claiming he'll be a perfect fit under Pep are the same who moaned how much he slowed us down a few years back. He has nothing to offer us.
some good points.Just coz u can hold a ball, doesnt mean u become a Pep player. Nasri has always been a meh player considering his ability to hold the ball & his talent. Goetze could hold the ball, had technique but was useless as none of his skillset is "elite", had poor decision-making and he didnt show the fight/mentality even as a 20yr old.
Pep holds no favorites. If others r doing more, showing more, working more ( which i suspect will be the case), Nasri will find it tough. So in all, Nasri has to surprise us this season if he is to be a regular starter. Of course Pep could be a big motivation. But it remains to be seen. I wont be surprised if Nasri doesnt get many minutes. Pep always believes, if u train like animals, u will play like that during matchdays. Hv to see if Nasri is up for it. Pep is no Wenger. He is ELITE. Mediocrity has no place.
Very good Bill, much funnier than what was going through my head when I read the post.some good points.
now try it with joined up writing. cheers.
I'd have thought Kidd would be happy to have his hair described as blonde chuck...
I'm the opposite. Samir has been here for five years now and his arguable top performances can be counted on one hand. The same people claiming he'll be a perfect fit under Pep are the same who moaned how much he slowed us down a few years back. He has nothing to offer us.
some good points.
now try it with joined up writing. cheers.