I had not read the 'deal being agreed with us' bit before.
probably BS but still...
probably BS but still...
Nasri To City - Done Deal!
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As much as I'd like this to happen, I can't see it. All of these stories are mainly built from shit, lies, 'sources, and the odd quote which doesn't completely rule it out. An 'ITK' tweets something, then others think they can get in on it by tweeting it as well improving their own status and it perpetuates itself from there. There have been two or three real things which suggest it's not impossible but that's it.
Where is Ribery going?
When are we thinking he will sign his bumper contract with Arsenal then? Sometime this week I reckon.
Nar, he'll drag it out a while I reckon, the longer he waits, the more he courts us, the more money that gets added to his deal.
Expect him to sign a better contract with the Arse
I think everyone has expected that all along.
I would say the Arse has one more chance to sort this and I would suggest that United have not made the "concrete" approach that Nasri spoke of.
I knew my knob would be safe from the cheese grater. He was never going to sign for us!
Can we get back to calling him a little snidey gay cnut now?
Can we get back to calling him a little snidey gay cnut now?
I don't think Nasri will stay to be honest, I think he's fed up of not being succesful with Arsenal and most of the players have probably ruled themselves out of top two next season already.
We all knew this was a stunt by his agent to pressurize Arsenal into paying him more.
He wears a snood anyway...
And Rio said no snood wearers will play for United.
Old contract-negotiating tactic.
Nobody wears snoods any more, they are banned.
Meh...move on
Samir Nasri set to play out Arsenal contract after Manchester United talks fail
Samir Nasri set to play out Arsenal contract after Manchester United talks fail > Manchester United > Sport | Click Manchester
According to reports Arsenal ace Samir Nasri is ready to see out the final year of his contract.
The Independent claims Nasri has held talks with Manchester United but could not reach an agreement.
Consequently, the player now appears likely to remain at Arsenal for another season, running down the final year of his current £55,000-a-week contract.
Next summer the Frenchman will be a free agent and have the pick of his next club should he not a agree a new deal with the Gunners.
Arsenal will be hoping the next campaign will prove more successful than the last which may persuade the 23-year-old to stay at the Emirates.
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Samir Nasri set to play out Arsenal contract after Manchester United talks fail > Manchester United > Sport | Click Manchester
According to reports Arsenal ace Samir Nasri is ready to see out the final year of his contract.
The Independent claims Nasri has held talks with Manchester United but could not reach an agreement.
Consequently, the player now appears likely to remain at Arsenal for another season, running down the final year of his current £55,000-a-week contract.
Next summer the Frenchman will be a free agent and have the pick of his next club should he not a agree a new deal with the Gunners.
Arsenal will be hoping the next campaign will prove more successful than the last which may persuade the 23-year-old to stay at the Emirates.
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How can we have held talks if we've not had permission from Arsenal? I know there have been some stories about intermediaries but, as far as not being able to reach an agreement, I'd think they'd have to have had some serious talks and not just some cursory discussions through middlemen to see if a bid should be placed if Nasri was agreeable to the move.
Nasri won't join United, it's all boring, predictable pre-season summer guff because the red tops haven't got anything else news worthy.
'According to Reports' - what more proof do you need.
So Arse are going to let him go for nothing next year, unless they miraculously win something next season, in which case he will sign a new contract.
Doesn't sound very plausible does it?
Doesn't sound very plausible does it?
Bendtner quoted saying ''Me, Fabregas & Nasri are leaving Arsenal''.
Bendtner: "Io, Fabregas e Nasri lasceremo l'Arsenal" - Milan news
How reliable that website or source is, I do not know.
That's like Bebe saying "Me, Rooney and Vidic are leaving United". Knowing Bendtner's ego though he won't see it that way.
Bendtners an idiot. Ignore everything that muppet says 
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Has Bendtner had talks with any other club? If I were him, I'd be a little worried that the Madrid's, Barca's and Milan's of this world has not started the bidding war his unrivalled talent deserves!
(in his head of course).
Has Bendtner had talks with any other club? If I were him, I'd be a little worried that the Madrid's, Barca's and Milan's of this world has not started the bidding war his unrivalled talent deserves! (in his head of course).
we may have told him to hold on till Jan so he can sign for us on a huge sign on fee
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(in his head of course).
Been linked with Bayern, Dortmund and Sporting Lisbon so far.
Surprised he didn't word it along the lines of "the three biggest players are leaving Arsenal. We have had enough."
Samir Nasri has urged Arsenal's fans not to believe all the rumours surrounding his future.
The France international has been linked with a summer switch away from Emirates Stadium.
He has yet to put pen-to-paper on a new contract, with his current terms to expire next year.
The likes of Manchester United have been mentioned as an interested party, but Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has insisted the schemer will not be leaving the club.
Nasri said: "There is not much to say apart from don't listen to all the rumours and everything that is written or said.
"Earlier in the season I spoke with the boss and we said we would talk during the summer, which is what we are going to do."
Nasri went on to highlight his aim of becoming more consistent, conceding that his form faded during last season.
Speaking to the July edition of the official Arsenal magazine, he said: "As a player, it is hard to stay at the top of your game.
"I don't want last season to be just a one-off. I want to continue playing at my best and be consistent at the level I was at the start of last season.
"This is the difference between a good player and a great player - and I know the expectations will be higher on me too."
Nasri - Don't listen to rumours | Manchester United News, Fixtures, Results, Transfers | Sky Sports
The France international has been linked with a summer switch away from Emirates Stadium.
He has yet to put pen-to-paper on a new contract, with his current terms to expire next year.
The likes of Manchester United have been mentioned as an interested party, but Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has insisted the schemer will not be leaving the club.
Nasri said: "There is not much to say apart from don't listen to all the rumours and everything that is written or said.
"Earlier in the season I spoke with the boss and we said we would talk during the summer, which is what we are going to do."
Nasri went on to highlight his aim of becoming more consistent, conceding that his form faded during last season.
Speaking to the July edition of the official Arsenal magazine, he said: "As a player, it is hard to stay at the top of your game.
"I don't want last season to be just a one-off. I want to continue playing at my best and be consistent at the level I was at the start of last season.
"This is the difference between a good player and a great player - and I know the expectations will be higher on me too."
Nasri - Don't listen to rumours | Manchester United News, Fixtures, Results, Transfers | Sky Sports
He'll be a given a new £100k a week contract in the next few weeks and that'll be the end of that.
Don't listen to the rumours that my agent and I started and fueled, it was only an attempt to get more money
nah, he won't get a hundred grand, because that's not how Arsene operates
He'll probably stay at Arsenal, though
Depends how much of a mercenary he is, I can see us willing to match his wage demands so its not entirely impossible he might shun Arsenal for a slight pay rise with us.
But yeah I agree, he'll most likely stay.
He'll most probably stay at Arsenal. Alternatively he'll move abroad but he won't come to United. Arsenal aren't that thick.
Nasri played his bollocks hand well.
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