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[ulam]

Pkul berapa pintu perpindahan tutup erk waktu malaysia erk... :-?

 

[AzMiLLioNaiRe]

Beli la pemain greece yg menang euro dli

 

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Arsenal are now a selling club, says Nasri in swipe at former employers

Samir Nasri has launched a stinging attack on Arsenal by claiming they are now a selling club.
Insisting the Gunners can no longer compete with Europe's elite when it comes to capturing the best talent, Nasri refused to blame Arsene Wenger and said his former manager is restricted by a lack of cash.
The £24million Manchester City signing said: 'Arsenal do not have money to spend, so they are gambling on young players. Arsenal are obliged to sell their best players and bet on youth - but what counts is having a team, great players and a solid squad to win titles.'

Of his old boss, Nasri added: 'Wenger is an immense manager and a great man. He takes care of his players, maybe too much. He's not a man of conflict.'
The France forward insisted that the prospect of being part of a new-look Arsenal was not enough to persuade him to stay, particularly after the club's six-season trophy drought.
'Arsene wanted me to stay but I made my decision to leave in June. I wanted to leave after our difficult end to the season,' Nasri told France Football magazine. 'There were signs that it was time for me to leave Arsenal. Cesc's departure, our end of season, defeat in the Carling Cup final and Manchester City on the way up.

'I didn't want to be the leader of a team that didn't win trophies. Today, I feel like I'm in a team where I can win titles.'
Nasri's comments will further antagonise Gunners fans who are furious at him - and Cesc Fabregas - for leaving.
While Arsenal were being humiliated by Manchester United on Sunday, Nasri played a key role on his debut for City in their 5-1 demolition of Tottenham.
As Sportsmail revealed ahead of Nasri's switch to Eastlands, United had been serious contenders to sign him.

Despite being paid £175,000 a week, Nasri, 24, again claimed ambition, rather than money, was behind his choosing City over United and said Arsenal legend Patrick Vieira, who is football development executive at Eastlands, played a key role in his move.
Nasri said: 'Manchester United? I wanted to write history rather than participate in it. I think there is more to do with City. Vieira convinced me by presenting City as a big club of the future. He said it was important to be part of it now.'

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[dme30]

mata duitan kau ni samir...nasib baik dh beramboss..ptuihh!!

 

[syam dungun]

mata duitan kau ni samir...nasib baik dh beramboss..ptuihh!!

Da klua cakap macam2. Ak paling benci player cani. Nak klua, klua je la.

 

[syam dungun]

Pkul berapa pintu perpindahan tutup erk waktu malaysia erk... :-?

Ak pun baru nk tanya soalan sama..

 

[dme30]

Da klua cakap macam2. Ak paling benci player cani. Nak klua, klua je la.

dia nak cover org ckp kt dia mata duitan..
dh betul trmaje la knyataan yg ko tu mmg mata duitan..
malu2 kekura pulak..c!baii!!

 

[mrkon]

tahniah arsenal beli pak chu paid

 

[aiman27]

Transfer rumours for Arsenal :

Goalkeeper :
-none

Defender :
1-Gary Cahil (Bolton)
2-Chris Samba (Blackburn)
3-Scott Dann (Birmingham)
4-Andre dos Santos (Fenerbahce)
5-Alex (Chelsea)
6-Raul Albiol (Real Madrid)


Midfielder :
1-Florent Malouda (Chelsea)
2-Eden Hazard (Lille)
3-Mikel Arteta (Everton)
4-Lucho (Marseille)
5-Yann M’Vila (Rennes)
6-Kaka (Real Madrid, Loan)
7-Eljero Elia (Hamburg)


Striker :
1-Chu-Young Park (Monaco)

defend mgkin tmbh sorg lg peter metsacker.

mieldfield
-fellaini

keeper pun mesti amik yg power. szeceny belum cukup bagus utk diketengah sbg pemain utama