MUFCgal
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From someone on RI:
I would absolutely love it if that were true
From someone on RI:
Yes, Sir Alex is almost certainly going to call Nasri a 'french cnut' sounds totally feasible.
I doubt anyone is denying that but I still can't work out how they can afford/justify paying above the market value for a player with one season left on his contract plus more than double his wages.
Basically, we all agree that City are bad for football. Nice.
not sure some of their older more traditional fans like what they have become.
From someone on RI:
Sir Alex is famously a Francophile..
If we can't make those sorts of jokes about Wenger on here then surely we shouldn't be making them about Fergie?
What's more of a joke is that all this money would be better off going to Sheikh Mansour's countrymen, instead he just pisses his country's money up the wall. Despicable really.
You can't have a medical before agreeing a deal with the club can you ? Smells like BS.
KM's post...
City was it his priority?
NO. Last Thursday, Nasri had dinner with his friend Adel Taarabt, the Moroccan playmaker Queens Park Rangers. Around a good meal, he confessed that he was particularly Manchester City was not his first choice. Nasri dreamed of FC Barcelona , Real Madrid or Manchester United. He had also his preference but the Red Devils have not begun discussions with Arsenal about it, let alone made any offer. MU not in the race, the two big Spanish clubs not interested either, there were only City. With a proposal for a weekly salary of € 200,000 gross, it was difficult to refuse, he émargement to € 70 000 at Arsenal. Manchester City also offers a greater guarantee of trophy. This is a club that goes up, which is ambitious ... like Nasri.
If this is anywhere near the truth, and Nasri really preferred to play for one of those three clubs, he clearly took the money over professional ambition/desire. He could have played out his contract and those three clubs would have paid him 100k per week or more and a hefty signing bonus as there would have been no transfer fee involved.
I can't really blame a player for taking double what any other club would offer but spare me the other bullshit and just be honest - it's the money on offer.
So that's over 500m spent on transfers in 2-3 years of ownership. That is disgusting. The average player must be on 100k per week at City. With something like 30 first team players that's easily 100-150m per year in wages. Insane. So much for rules to ensure financial fair play.
Nasri's fecked - no one has ever left Arsenal under Wenger and not gone backwards. Some of them very fast.
Fabregas? Henry?
700 grand a week just to pay Carlos Tevez, Emmanuel Adebayor, Craig Bellamy, Wayne Bridge and Roque Santa Cruz.
fecking mental!
Another class player to City. There squad of bastards is now extremely strong... Better than ours I would say - but we have SAF
Nasri's fecked - no one has ever left Arsenal under Wenger and not gone backwards (except Cole). Some of them very fast.
On loan to Spurs with City paying most of his wages.I'd probably bet that Nasri leaves City in 2 years or so.
KM's post...
City was it his priority?
NO. Last Thursday, Nasri had dinner with his friend Adel Taarabt, the Moroccan playmaker Queens Park Rangers. Around a good meal, he confessed that he was particularly Manchester City was not his first choice. Nasri dreamed of FC Barcelona , Real Madrid or Manchester United. He had also his preference but the Red Devils have not begun discussions with Arsenal about it, let alone made any offer. MU not in the race, the two big Spanish clubs not interested either, there were only City. With a proposal for a weekly salary of € 200,000 gross, it was difficult to refuse, he émargement to € 70 000 at Arsenal. Manchester City also offers a greater guarantee of trophy. This is a club that goes up, which is ambitious ... like Nasri.
If this is anywhere near the truth, and Nasri really preferred to play for one of those three clubs, he clearly took the money over professional ambition/desire. He could have played out his contract and those three clubs would have paid him 100k per week or more and a hefty signing bonus as there would have been no transfer fee involved.
I can't really blame a player for taking double what any other club would offer but spare me the other bullshit and just be honest - it's the money on offer.