Nasri To City - Done Deal!
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I didn't realise you could put over 500 characters in a tweet.
That 'statement' is a pile of bollocks. Give someone a phone and a twitter account and the rate at which they become retards is unprecedented.
if Arsenal don't get a new contract signed in a couple of weeks with him, he probably is leaving. Not saying he will join us mind. Just that he probably thinks his future lies elsewhere.
Yup.
Isn't that what Spoony made up?
No, someone signed up to twitter claiming to be his agent and said that
Should be an interesting meeting on Monday, considering the debate over Nasri's future:
Arsenal Supporters' Trust end of season review and Q&A with Arsenal Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis:
Arsenal Supporters' Trust - Upcoming Meetings
Arsenal Supporters' Trust end of season review and Q&A with Arsenal Chief Executive Ivan Gazidis:
Arsenal Supporters' Trust - Upcoming Meetings
Yes, someone taking Spoony's material.
Pete is all hurt too that Spoony lied about seeing him at Manchester airport.
Missed that. When/where was this? this thread?
Pete is all hurt too that Spoony lied about seeing him at Manchester airport.
Spoony is copying my daughter seeing Ozil at Manchester airport
This isn't about Nasri, but I had to laugh at this (from an Arsenal Rumours site):
Love how the title of that article isn't backed up at all by the article itself
I love how they use the 40m pounds mark as if it was a minor issue when in fact it was one of the key reasons of why Barcelona and Arsenal didn't even start talks in the past.
Does it have to be either/or? Surely, it would be both for a player of his calibre!!
Looks like Wenger is still playing hardball!
Wenger stands firm on duo | Sky Sports | Football | Premier League | News
Wenger stands firm on duo | Sky Sports | Football | Premier League | News
I'm on bended knee right now praying to the Lord.
Wenger sounds scared and desperate....
"If he looks back he can see that he’s come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It’s the club that makes the player’s career"
"If he looks back he can see that he’s come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It’s the club that makes the player’s career"
If Nasri handed in a transfer request I think that would force Wenger's arm.
What we need to do is tap the little French trannie up!
Wenger sounds scared and desperate....
"If he looks back he can see that he’s come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It’s the club that makes the player’s career"
It's realising that to be the case that's made him want to leave
Wenger sounds scared and desperate....
"If he looks back he can see that he’s come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It’s the club that makes the player’s career"
How the hell did you come to that conclusion from that quote?
"I think this is the last year that the summer will be hot - very hot."
I hope he signs. I don't want the little fairy.
If Nasri handed in a transfer request I think that would force Wenger's arm.
What we need to do is tap the little French trannie up!
You mean again? What do you think Evra's been doing? "I think this is the last year that the summer will be hot - very hot."
Sorry, but that was 1976.
Arsenal Star Player on Brink of Shock Man United Move According to Agent - Updated
Arsenal Star Player on Brink of Shock Man United Move According to Agent - Updated
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has been forced to quell rumours of Samir Nasri's transfer to Manchester United.
Speaking to The Sun, Wenger was adamant that his winger would not be heading anywhere.
"We will do everything to keep Nasri at the club. My wish is that he stays here," he said.
''If he looks back he can see that he's come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It's the club that makes the player's career."
Reports are emerging that the Gunners chief shareholder, Stan Kroenke, is set to stump up the funds to increase Nasri's current wage to around £110,000 a week, the sum that would keep him at The Emirates.
It had been though that Nasri was on the brink of a shock switch to Manchester United after finding himself unsettled by Arsenal's inability to compete for top European silverware.
To compound the speculation, a Premier League agent spent most of last week claiming that the Frenchman would soon to on his way to Old Trafford.
Through messages released via his social networking profile on Twitter, agent Peter Morrison insisted that whilst he could not absolutely confirm that a deal has been struck already, the potential shock switch is in the process of being agreed.
"I'm hearing reports that Samir Nasri's representatives has indeed agreed a deal enabling him to join #mufc," Morrison revealed via Twitter on Thursday.
Nasri has been linked for some time with a possible move away from north London and Manchester United are said to be his most desired destination, after the French midfielder witnessed Sir Alex Ferguson's men lift a record 19th Premier League title this season.
A number of sources believe that United boss Sir Alex Ferguson wants to bring some creativity to the club and is keen to add either Nasri, Tottenham star Luka Modric or Inter Milan's Wesley Sneijder.
Following the retirement of Paul Scholes, Ferguson knows that he needs to make some major acquisitions in the summer and Nasri could be a very real possibility.
The French international has refused to speak to Arsenal about a new contract and has told the club that he wants new players to arrive in the summer. Nasri also revealed to French televsision station TF1 that he would consider his future if their was interest from United.
“Do I want to go to United? We should see if their interest is real and if it is concrete first."
Rio Ferdinand has also admitted that he is an admirer of the 23-year-old.
"Samir Nasri is an excellent player who has a good technique and a huge amount of talent and he scores goals," he explained.
"For me, he is one of the best players right now. I think he even won the title of best French football player at international level. The French have a history of good players here. Thierry Henry has been fantastic. Just like Cantona. And let's not forget Marcel Desailly."
Should United attempt to land Nasri then it would take a substantial bid for Arsenal to sell to one of their closest rivals. However, Ferguson has revealed that he has funds to try and bring a number of players to the club.
"I'm looking at possibly a couple, maybe three signings, which would boost our overall quality in the team," Ferguson revealed to Inside United. "Of course, the way we're looking at it is we have Ryan Giggs coming towards the end of his career and Gary Neville's already retired.
"Edwin van der Sar announced his retirement and there are holes we want to plug in terms of the safety and security of the team in the next few years."
This is getting better
Arsenal Star Player on Brink of Shock Man United Move According to Agent - Updated
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has been forced to quell rumours of Samir Nasri's transfer to Manchester United.
Speaking to The Sun, Wenger was adamant that his winger would not be heading anywhere.
"We will do everything to keep Nasri at the club. My wish is that he stays here," he said.
''If he looks back he can see that he's come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It's the club that makes the player's career."
Reports are emerging that the Gunners chief shareholder, Stan Kroenke, is set to stump up the funds to increase Nasri's current wage to around £110,000 a week, the sum that would keep him at The Emirates.
It had been though that Nasri was on the brink of a shock switch to Manchester United after finding himself unsettled by Arsenal's inability to compete for top European silverware.
To compound the speculation, a Premier League agent spent most of last week claiming that the Frenchman would soon to on his way to Old Trafford.
Through messages released via his social networking profile on Twitter, agent Peter Morrison insisted that whilst he could not absolutely confirm that a deal has been struck already, the potential shock switch is in the process of being agreed.
"I'm hearing reports that Samir Nasri's representatives has indeed agreed a deal enabling him to join #mufc," Morrison revealed via Twitter on Thursday.
Nasri has been linked for some time with a possible move away from north London and Manchester United are said to be his most desired destination, after the French midfielder witnessed Sir Alex Ferguson's men lift a record 19th Premier League title this season.
A number of sources believe that United boss Sir Alex Ferguson wants to bring some creativity to the club and is keen to add either Nasri, Tottenham star Luka Modric or Inter Milan's Wesley Sneijder.
Following the retirement of Paul Scholes, Ferguson knows that he needs to make some major acquisitions in the summer and Nasri could be a very real possibility.
The French international has refused to speak to Arsenal about a new contract and has told the club that he wants new players to arrive in the summer. Nasri also revealed to French televsision station TF1 that he would consider his future if their was interest from United.
“Do I want to go to United? We should see if their interest is real and if it is concrete first."
Rio Ferdinand has also admitted that he is an admirer of the 23-year-old.
"Samir Nasri is an excellent player who has a good technique and a huge amount of talent and he scores goals," he explained.
"For me, he is one of the best players right now. I think he even won the title of best French football player at international level. The French have a history of good players here. Thierry Henry has been fantastic. Just like Cantona. And let's not forget Marcel Desailly."
Should United attempt to land Nasri then it would take a substantial bid for Arsenal to sell to one of their closest rivals. However, Ferguson has revealed that he has funds to try and bring a number of players to the club.
"I'm looking at possibly a couple, maybe three signings, which would boost our overall quality in the team," Ferguson revealed to Inside United. "Of course, the way we're looking at it is we have Ryan Giggs coming towards the end of his career and Gary Neville's already retired.
"Edwin van der Sar announced his retirement and there are holes we want to plug in terms of the safety and security of the team in the next few years."
This is getting better
As I've said all along, the power lies with the player. He can use this situation to get himself a bumper deal at Arsenal, or... he can have a bit of ambition and request that the club sell him to United or he'll sign for us for free in January instead.
I still think he'll sign the deal with le Arse though the little leser.
I still think he'll sign the deal with le Arse though the little leser.
Arsenal Star Player on Brink of Shock Man United Move According to Agent - Updated
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has been forced to quell rumours of Samir Nasri's transfer to Manchester United.
Speaking to The Sun, Wenger was adamant that his winger would not be heading anywhere.
"We will do everything to keep Nasri at the club. My wish is that he stays here," he said.
''If he looks back he can see that he's come quite a long way with us, and I think there is still a bit to do. It's the club that makes the player's career."
Reports are emerging that the Gunners chief shareholder, Stan Kroenke, is set to stump up the funds to increase Nasri's current wage to around £110,000 a week, the sum that would keep him at The Emirates.
It had been though that Nasri was on the brink of a shock switch to Manchester United after finding himself unsettled by Arsenal's inability to compete for top European silverware.
To compound the speculation, a Premier League agent spent most of last week claiming that the Frenchman would soon to on his way to Old Trafford.
Through messages released via his social networking profile on Twitter, agent Peter Morrison insisted that whilst he could not absolutely confirm that a deal has been struck already, the potential shock switch is in the process of being agreed.
"I'm hearing reports that Samir Nasri's representatives has indeed agreed a deal enabling him to join #mufc," Morrison revealed via Twitter on Thursday.
Nasri has been linked for some time with a possible move away from north London and Manchester United are said to be his most desired destination, after the French midfielder witnessed Sir Alex Ferguson's men lift a record 19th Premier League title this season.
A number of sources believe that United boss Sir Alex Ferguson wants to bring some creativity to the club and is keen to add either Nasri, Tottenham star Luka Modric or Inter Milan's Wesley Sneijder.
Following the retirement of Paul Scholes, Ferguson knows that he needs to make some major acquisitions in the summer and Nasri could be a very real possibility.
The French international has refused to speak to Arsenal about a new contract and has told the club that he wants new players to arrive in the summer. Nasri also revealed to French televsision station TF1 that he would consider his future if their was interest from United.
“Do I want to go to United? We should see if their interest is real and if it is concrete first."
Rio Ferdinand has also admitted that he is an admirer of the 23-year-old.
"Samir Nasri is an excellent player who has a good technique and a huge amount of talent and he scores goals," he explained.
"For me, he is one of the best players right now. I think he even won the title of best French football player at international level. The French have a history of good players here. Thierry Henry has been fantastic. Just like Cantona. And let's not forget Marcel Desailly."
Should United attempt to land Nasri then it would take a substantial bid for Arsenal to sell to one of their closest rivals. However, Ferguson has revealed that he has funds to try and bring a number of players to the club.
"I'm looking at possibly a couple, maybe three signings, which would boost our overall quality in the team," Ferguson revealed to Inside United. "Of course, the way we're looking at it is we have Ryan Giggs coming towards the end of his career and Gary Neville's already retired.
"Edwin van der Sar announced his retirement and there are holes we want to plug in terms of the safety and security of the team in the next few years."
This is getting better
What's new about any of this? I can;t see it.
Indeed. Its just a mish mash of old quotes and tweets.
Old quotes sensationalised into different paragraphs.
It must be fecking easy being a journo.
It must be fecking easy being a journo.
Player power. If he genuinely wants to come here he will.
My money is on him going to Bayern, to replace Ribery who is nearing the end of his contract.
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