Samir Nasri

[Biamp]

WTF .... Yaya subbed ... It should of been Nasri , The guy is sh1te - 25 million pounds worth of shite ... add to that Balotelli , Garcia ,Maicon , Sinclair , Thats one big pile of expensive sh1te

I would assume Yaya was carrying a knock.

[Biamp]

2 former Arse players cost us the match !!

Another took advantage and scored the winner.

[kinkylola]

his game is totally different now than during his top season with arsenal.

For one, I wish he would fucking shoot from the top of the box more. We don't have any players that attempt it with any regularity and it allows teams to just draw back and pack the passing lanes ... and all of a sudden we don't know how to score. Every touch he takes when he is in space belies someone who is not confident in themselves. He never dribbles at players, never takes them on. Always holds the ball up and slows us down.

It drives me mental. If he wasn't top of my team in assists for FM13, I'd say we should get rid. (silva is out for 4 months with a broken foot, fuck me.)

[RodneyRodney]

There is no excuse for his performance in the wall . I've said it in the past - do we see Rugby players do that when the opposing stand-off/full back takes a kick ? No. They try & charge it down. It's only a f* BALL !! It's not a truck or a train or a tank.

On 150,000 quid a week, GET IN THE WAY and EARN YOUR PAY!!

Yes , it will hurt a bit - so what ? Take it for the team, the fans , the shirt .

I've scored goals charging down goalies kicks, I didn't do it by flinching out of the way.

Around the box - try cutting across someone and then have a go - e.g. Rooney today. . .

[Tokyo Blue]

Someone else goes in the wall next time.

[Goataldo]

Someone else goes in the wall next time.

Such as, whoever plays in place of Nasri?

[gvercillo]

Samir needs to be sold in January. hes a waste at City, with David Silva in the same squad, he dosent shine. he shines as the lone CAM on a team like he was on Arsenal. he is not needed here. sell him, and buy a winger.

[Tokyo Blue]

Someone else goes in the wall next time.

Such as, whoever plays in place of Nasri?

Or one of the other nine players on the field. Not the goalie obviously cos that'd be really stupid.

[phips]

Some of you will probably enjoy this as it echoes what a lot of us on here have said:

Gary Neville says Samir Nasri "goes missing" in tough matches and cost Manchester City a point in Sunday's derby.

The Monday Night Football pundit faced the Frenchman during his playing days and while he acknowledges his skill levels he says he doesn't work hard enough, especially when the even more talented David Silva is in the side.

City Striker Mario Balotelli was substituted at half-time during Sunday's 3-2 defeat to Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium, but Neville felt the lacklustre Nasri was the weakest link in the team.

"There was another player on the pitch who could easily have been taken off before Mario Balotelli," Neville said.

"I think he goes missing in big games for City - and he's the only one - and that's Samir Nasri.

"For me, he doesn't put a shift in. When they play with David Silva and Nasri, you expect the brilliance of Silva and you need somebody more solid on the other side now.

"By the way, I played against Nasri three or four years ago at the Emirates Stadium and he pulled my pants down for 60 minutes and I got subbed because he absolutely battered me.

"This is a player you'll see when the 'ole's' are coming out, but when the going gets tough I'm not sure he fancies it that much."

Neville also said Nasri was at fault for Manchester United's winning goal, as replays clearly showed him ducking out of the way of Robin van Persie's free-kick as it sailed into the far corner.

It proved to be a hammer blow for City - the injury-time strike was scored only minutes after Pablo Zabaleta's had seemingly given the home side the initiative - and Neville said Nasri's lack of desire cost his side a precious point.

"It's difficult to describe," he added.

"Carlos Tevez was furious. You could see him arguing with Nasri and saying 'what's happening?' Why did he turn his back?

"Pablo Zabaleta had just scored and wanted to score that winner. There was 44,000 Manchester Cityfans in that stadium who would have taken one flush in the face. Pablo Zabaleta and nine of his team-mates would have taken it flush in the face - and then you've got Samri Nasri.

"The football match has been won by what Samir Nasri did in that wall. It really has cost his team.

"That was the difference on the day."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news ... ry-Neville

[carl_feedthegoat]

Some of you will probably enjoy this as it echoes what a lot of us on here have said:

Gary Neville says Samir Nasri "goes missing" in tough matches and cost Manchester City a point in Sunday's derby.

The Monday Night Football pundit faced the Frenchman during his playing days and while he acknowledges his skill levels he says he doesn't work hard enough, especially when the even more talented David Silva is in the side.

City Striker Mario Balotelli was substituted at half-time during Sunday's 3-2 defeat to Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium, but Neville felt the lacklustre Nasri was the weakest link in the team.

"There was another player on the pitch who could easily have been taken off before Mario Balotelli," Neville said.

"I think he goes missing in big games for City - and he's the only one - and that's Samir Nasri.

"For me, he doesn't put a shift in. When they play with David Silva and Nasri, you expect the brilliance of Silva and you need somebody more solid on the other side now.

"By the way, I played against Nasri three or four years ago at the Emirates Stadium and he pulled my pants down for 60 minutes and I got subbed because he absolutely battered me.

"This is a player you'll see when the 'ole's' are coming out, but when the going gets tough I'm not sure he fancies it that much."

Neville also said Nasri was at fault for Manchester United's winning goal, as replays clearly showed him ducking out of the way of Robin van Persie's free-kick as it sailed into the far corner.

It proved to be a hammer blow for City - the injury-time strike was scored only minutes after Pablo Zabaleta's had seemingly given the home side the initiative - and Neville said Nasri's lack of desire cost his side a precious point.

"It's difficult to describe," he added.

"Carlos Tevez was furious. You could see him arguing with Nasri and saying 'what's happening?' Why did he turn his back?

"Pablo Zabaleta had just scored and wanted to score that winner. There was 44,000 Manchester Cityfans in that stadium who would have taken one flush in the face. Pablo Zabaleta and nine of his team-mates would have taken it flush in the face - and then you've got Samri Nasri.

"The football match has been won by what Samir Nasri did in that wall. It really has cost his team.

"That was the difference on the day."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news ... ry-Neville

He s a fuckign little pussy and he can fuck off.

[Goataldo]

Someone else goes in the wall next time.

Such as, whoever plays in place of Nasri?

Or one of the other nine players on the field. Not the goalie obviously cos that'd be really stupid.

Yes. Yes, it would.

Naturally, my inference was that Nasri should be [strike]taken out and shot[/strike] dropped for cowardice, and that any replacement would do a better job. But you knew that, right? ;)

[Moonchesteri]

Some of you will probably enjoy this as it echoes what a lot of us on here have said:

Gary Neville says Samir Nasri "goes missing" in tough matches and cost Manchester City a point in Sunday's derby.

The Monday Night Football pundit faced the Frenchman during his playing days and while he acknowledges his skill levels he says he doesn't work hard enough, especially when the even more talented David Silva is in the side.

City Striker Mario Balotelli was substituted at half-time during Sunday's 3-2 defeat to Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium, but Neville felt the lacklustre Nasri was the weakest link in the team.

"There was another player on the pitch who could easily have been taken off before Mario Balotelli," Neville said.

"I think he goes missing in big games for City - and he's the only one - and that's Samir Nasri.

"For me, he doesn't put a shift in. When they play with David Silva and Nasri, you expect the brilliance of Silva and you need somebody more solid on the other side now.

"By the way, I played against Nasri three or four years ago at the Emirates Stadium and he pulled my pants down for 60 minutes and I got subbed because he absolutely battered me.

"This is a player you'll see when the 'ole's' are coming out, but when the going gets tough I'm not sure he fancies it that much."

Neville also said Nasri was at fault for Manchester United's winning goal, as replays clearly showed him ducking out of the way of Robin van Persie's free-kick as it sailed into the far corner.

It proved to be a hammer blow for City - the injury-time strike was scored only minutes after Pablo Zabaleta's had seemingly given the home side the initiative - and Neville said Nasri's lack of desire cost his side a precious point.

"It's difficult to describe," he added.

"Carlos Tevez was furious. You could see him arguing with Nasri and saying 'what's happening?' Why did he turn his back?

"Pablo Zabaleta had just scored and wanted to score that winner. There was 44,000 Manchester Cityfans in that stadium who would have taken one flush in the face. Pablo Zabaleta and nine of his team-mates would have taken it flush in the face - and then you've got Samri Nasri.

"The football match has been won by what Samir Nasri did in that wall. It really has cost his team.

"That was the difference on the day."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news ... ry-Neville

He s a fuckign little pussy and he can fuck off.

I meant to ask Nasri or Neville but then I realised that probably applies to both of them right now!

and more on topic: the deflection can happen to anyone but to go hiding behind your teammate, not acceptable
Samir better make up for that mistake in the coming games with some great performances!

[zuricity]

Neville is illiterate ... 'there was' , wtfit???


It pisses me off no end, that we have to listen to British people who can't even speak English correctly, nevermind write English !

[Mase]

He's a fuckin crisp packet in the wind. He just floats around the pitch doing fuck all!!

I absolute detest the little cretin. Hope we bin him off next summer.

[AG7]

Neville is illiterate ... 'there was' , wtfit???


It pisses me off no end, that we have to listen to British people who can't even speak English correctly, nevermind write English !

Where exactly are you referring to? Copy the whole line instead of just the two words ...

[Sister of fu]

He's a fuckin crisp packet in the wind. He just floats around the pitch doing fuck all!!

I absolute detest the little cretin. Hope we bin him off next summer.

The best analogy of a player ever.......Nasri the crisp packet. Love it.

[zuricity]

Where exactly are you referring to? Copy the whole line instead of just the two words ...

No way , read it properly... and it is not and never will be 'where' rather 'what' are you referring to

[Beefymcfc]

I think he's ACE and those who don't get behind him are just spoilt.

[phips]

"There was another player on the pitch who could easily have been taken off before Mario Balotelli," Neville said.

if that's what you're referring to then there's nothing wrong with it

[AG7]

Don't bother, he didn't get my 'where' either ;)