NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:14 pmPellegrini says he wasn't injured. Ducks questions about why he wasn't in the squad today. WTF?
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Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:14 pmRe: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:16 pmIt looks like he is off along with his mate which is a good decision.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:20 pmI've been Nasri's biggest hate, couldn't stand the coward! But since he's been back from injury he's impressed me.
However if we could get around £15 million for him I'd let him go this summer.
However if we could get around £15 million for him I'd let him go this summer.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:52 pmThis looks like the club of no one at the moment.
Nasri is injured, but he is he actually is not. Bony plays even if he CAN'T score. This was a game where Nasri was needed, instead we get Sterling who is ... well Sterling. Same players, nothing changes, no one above the dressing room seem to do anything, instead they follow players that don't seem like any upgrade.
Total chaos.
Nasri is injured, but he is he actually is not. Bony plays even if he CAN'T score. This was a game where Nasri was needed, instead we get Sterling who is ... well Sterling. Same players, nothing changes, no one above the dressing room seem to do anything, instead they follow players that don't seem like any upgrade.
Total chaos.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:53 pmI've never been a huge fan myself. But he does have a role in certain situations. His ball retention is excellent, if a little ponderous at times. He doesn't score as often as his talent dictates, but he does seem to bring out the best in Yaya and Silva.
Not really fussed about a transfer fee to be honest, we will be awash with money next year, but if we can get a suitable replacement, like any of the other under performers, then he can go. We do have to be careful though that we don't get rid of players who may thrive under a different system. His passing ratio and ball retention I suspect are two attributes that Pep will look for in a midfielder.
Not really fussed about a transfer fee to be honest, we will be awash with money next year, but if we can get a suitable replacement, like any of the other under performers, then he can go. We do have to be careful though that we don't get rid of players who may thrive under a different system. His passing ratio and ball retention I suspect are two attributes that Pep will look for in a midfielder.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 6:58 pmCouldn't give two shits what pelligrini says about him.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 10:21 pmblues2win wrote:Pellegrini says he wasn't injured. Ducks questions about why he wasn't in the squad today. WTF?
can't wait to see the back of the undead cunt.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Sun May 08, 2016 11:20 pmIt's strange that Nasri wasn't in the squad if he wasn't injured. But he's always bottled it against Arsenal ever since he joined us, so not sure he should have started anyway.
Re: NASRI
Posted: Mon May 09, 2016 12:11 amUnfortunately, this comes across as another example of something wrong within the team.
We really could have used him today, although his performances against Arsenal I do recall being quite poor since he joined.
We really could have used him today, although his performances against Arsenal I do recall being quite poor since he joined.