ibby
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He was going to sign a contract we offered and then Citeh came in with the offer too good to refuse is what I've been told to believe by Phillipe Auclair.TomasCR said:
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Nasri's contract situation
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TomasCR
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Don't know how it really was Ibby, one thing Wenger is right on though is that it's hard to fight with the clubs around when they have the money to offer your best players two times more. Nasri is gone and Wenger must buy now.
mistaT
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Dislike him and the move but I can certainly see why he moved.
Imagine it from his position - Playing for an Arsenal team down to one, maybe two (Vermalean), world class players doesn't motivate players to stick around....especially with the rest of the team filled by youngsters or injury prone squad players.
Add to that he will win trophies this year and be paid triple his old salary to do it.
No wonder he moved.
Imagine it from his position - Playing for an Arsenal team down to one, maybe two (Vermalean), world class players doesn't motivate players to stick around....especially with the rest of the team filled by youngsters or injury prone squad players.
Add to that he will win trophies this year and be paid triple his old salary to do it.
No wonder he moved.
KY
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well then. 88 pages it is. Shall we lock this up?
Lock this and put it into a dark corner.
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Well done you, for bumping this.
Oh **** now i have...well done us.
Oh **** now i have...well done us.
progman07
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TomasCR said:
We could at least show some f*cking ambition, or even the Arsenal-fan players like Jack and Robin will leave.
They want to win trophies, they won't wait forever till Wenger's little projects work out.
Nasri was absolutely justified to be honest, Man City finished above us, who would you want to play with - Silva, Tevez and Aguero, or Walcott, Chamakh and Gibbs? Money is just a part of it.
By the way, how is it in Arsenal Talk?
karl
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There is nothing clever about joining an already successful team and I am sure Nasri would not be going to City if the wages were half. If those two players had put in what they were really capable of last season, we may well have won something.
eye4goal
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Gervinho on losing Nasri and Cesc
http://www.rmcsport.fr/editorial/176602/gervinho-aurait-aime-jouer-avec-nasri/
http://www.rmcsport.fr/editorial/176602/gervinho-aurait-aime-jouer-avec-nasri/
Jury
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Bumped for attention.
This needs deleting altogether. Stinky thread.
This needs deleting altogether. Stinky thread.
redanddread
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Nasri's ambitious and he feels that Citeh will offer him a greater hope of fulfilling his ambitions. On what I have seen so far this season, he could be absolutely correct.
However, having never really achieved much and just really beginning to show the talent (consistently) that Wenger had seen and invested in, you might have expected him to sign his new contract when it had been offered. To have one great 1/2 season and then **** off is just plain and utter ****ery. He has shown no loyalty to the club who in his own admission made him the player he "is" now.
He went for the $$$ and the glory end of story! And as fans who remain loyal to one club for most of our lives that rankles with us and so it should and we shall never get used to it no matter how many times it happens. He went missing when we needed him Jan-May and he went missing when we needed him to commit this season. So, eff off.
Arsenal fans up and down the country took him to heart and sang his name loud and proud-it hurts to be jilted!
However, having never really achieved much and just really beginning to show the talent (consistently) that Wenger had seen and invested in, you might have expected him to sign his new contract when it had been offered. To have one great 1/2 season and then **** off is just plain and utter ****ery. He has shown no loyalty to the club who in his own admission made him the player he "is" now.
He went for the $$$ and the glory end of story! And as fans who remain loyal to one club for most of our lives that rankles with us and so it should and we shall never get used to it no matter how many times it happens. He went missing when we needed him Jan-May and he went missing when we needed him to commit this season. So, eff off.
Arsenal fans up and down the country took him to heart and sang his name loud and proud-it hurts to be jilted!
IBL
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why is this still open?
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