So what was being sung about Nasri on Saturday?

[donaldo]

I even tweeted at Joey Barton on Saturday night, I don't even remember doing it...

Old age Frank. Wenger has the same problem he forgot to sign a CB

[ThomasMitchell]

I started a twitter account to see these types of comments..... I sent him a message ' if youre still an Arsenal player sign a fucking contract extension' hope i get a reply

Exactly, well said!

As for those criticising the chanting, let’s remember that we all invest a lot of time, energy and money in Arsenal. To have a player like Nasri mess us about in the way he has and expect us to all sit there and just doff our caps is unrealistic. The fans deserve better than they are getting right now. No investment in the team, mislead about new signings, best players leaving, a Chairman who abuses the fans at any given opportunity, 6% increase in season tickets etc, etc, etc. So the fans let rip with a few songs - big deal. If some players don't like it tough. If they showed a fraction of the passion for the Club as the fans are showing, we may be in a better position than the sorry state we are in now.

I hope there is more of the same on Tuesday.

[OneBardGooner]

Awww feck this see what you've done..I'm gonna hhave to set up a tweeter accont now!

[worthing_gooner]

I even tweeted at Joey Barton on Saturday night, I don't even remember doing it...

haha same here! Something along the lines of you fucking *word censored*

[franksav63]

I even tweeted at Joey Barton on Saturday night, I don't even remember doing it...

Old age Frank. Wenger has the same problem he forgot to sign a CB

Being pissed may have also had something to do with it Don...

[franksav63]

What are your Twitter names, we may as well follow each other, maybe a bit of fun...!! (mines obviously @franksav63)

[franksav63]

Awww feck this see what you've done..I'm gonna hhave to set up a tweeter accont now!

Do it OBG...

[rigsby]

Wanker or not, Barton is bloody amusing on Twitter. In many ways he's primed for an Arsenal player with his calling out of journalists

[brazilianGOONER]

What are your Twitter names, we may as well follow each other, maybe a bit of fun...!! (mines obviously @franksav63)

@pilhoverman

[supergeorgegraham]

Imagine Barton in an Arsenal shirt. Our other players would be scared of him lol
We dont have a hard squad do we !
Wheres Keown and Vieira when you need them. Oh yeah retired.

[worthing_gooner]

What are your Twitter names, we may as well follow each other, maybe a bit of fun...!! (mines obviously @franksav63)

@pilhoverman

@worthinggooner

[T.S]

Christ, been reading some of the comments towards him after he posted that. Really makes you shake your head at the mentality of some football fans.

How's that?

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Yes, in what way Demun?

I just found the amount of overly abusive messages back to him a bit sad. I know there's a lot of frustrated people out there, but sinking to that level is just unnecessary. If I was a footballer, I'd steer well clear of Twitter, you're going to piss people off no matter what you say or do, just by virtue of being a footballer.

Can't say I've read any messages posted to him on Twitter, but judging by the ones posted on here, I can't see anything out of line.

Perhaps you and I are different. I think that, given the amount of adoration that was bestowed upon Nasri last year, given the amount of money we pay to watch The Arsenal and given the amount of money that he earns to play for a team we've all dreamed of playing for since we were little, I expect a little respect in return.

Given that he's signed up for a Twitter account, he's got the perfect platform upon which to communicate with supporters that idolised him so much last year (and to a lesser extent, the others). However, he's chosen to say absolutely nothing while a combination of him and his agent are using our club and our current situation as leverage to facilitate a huge pay day whether it be with us or someone else. Then, to top it all off, when he finally chooses to engage with the supporters (which, let's face it, are the sole reason there is a nanas08 after all), he slags them off for having the nerve to pull him up on using the current instability and financial restrictions upon the club that they all love, to his monetary advantage.

Yes, it's only a job for him. Yes, we'd all accept a different job if it offered more money. But being a professional footballer comes with certain responsibilities - it isn't your everyday job. Perhaps you don't like the idea of people being held accountable for their actions, but I do. Perhaps you don't think that fans who pay extortionate amounts of money to follow their team up and down the country should be allowed to voice their opinions, or even have dissenting ones, but I do. If the people who facilitate Samir Nasri's earning of tens of thousands of pounds a week become fed up with how he is treating the club that they help fund, then they have every right to let it be known whether you, Arsene Wenger or the board like it or not.

I'm starting to feel that Arsenal supporters are starting to become a bit of an inconvenience for Arsenal Football Club. That makes me sad.

[Barriecuda]

Christ, been reading some of the comments towards him after he posted that. Really makes you shake your head at the mentality of some football fans.

How's that?

]

Yes, in what way Demun?

I just found the amount of overly abusive messages back to him a bit sad. I know there's a lot of frustrated people out there, but sinking to that level is just unnecessary. If I was a footballer, I'd steer well clear of Twitter, you're going to piss people off no matter what you say or do, just by virtue of being a footballer.

Can't say I've read any messages posted to him on Twitter, but judging by the ones posted on here, I can't see anything out of line.

Perhaps you and I are different. I think that, given the amount of adoration that was bestowed upon Nasri last year, given the amount of money we pay to watch The Arsenal and given the amount of money that he earns to play for a team we've all dreamed of playing for since we were little, I expect a little respect in return.

Given that he's signed up for a Twitter account, he's got the perfect platform upon which to communicate with supporters that idolised him so much last year (and to a lesser extent, the others). However, he's chosen to say absolutely nothing while a combination of him and his agent are using our club and our current situation as leverage to facilitate a huge pay day whether it be with us or someone else. Then, to top it all off, when he finally chooses to engage with the supporters (which, let's face it, are the sole reason there is a nanas08 after all), he slags them off for having the nerve to pull him up on using the current instability and financial restrictions upon the club that they all love, to his monetary advantage.

Yes, it's only a job for him. Yes, we'd all accept a different job if it offered more money. But being a professional footballer comes with certain responsibilities - it isn't your everyday job. Perhaps you don't like the idea of people being held accountable for their actions, but I do. Perhaps you don't think that fans who pay extortionate amounts of money to follow their team up and down the country should be allowed to voice their opinions, or even have dissenting ones, but I do. If the people who facilitate Samir Nasri's earning of tens of thousands of pounds a week become fed up with how he is treating the club that they help fund, then they have every right to let it be known whether you, Arsene Wenger or the board like it or not.

I'm starting to feel that Arsenal supporters are starting to become a bit of an inconvenience for Arsenal Football Club. That makes me sad.

Great post, and it's so true. Players want to be idolized on Twitter etc, but aren't willing to face the music when they act like... well, greedy *word censored*.

What, did you think we were all going to be "Nanannaanasri!" when you've barely played this preseason and spent most of the summer talking up moves to United or City? Maybe you should go tweet your boyfriend @cuntfaceEvra and he'll make you feel better.

[worthing_gooner]

How's that?

]

Yes, in what way Demun?

I just found the amount of overly abusive messages back to him a bit sad. I know there's a lot of frustrated people out there, but sinking to that level is just unnecessary. If I was a footballer, I'd steer well clear of Twitter, you're going to piss people off no matter what you say or do, just by virtue of being a footballer.

Can't say I've read any messages posted to him on Twitter, but judging by the ones posted on here, I can't see anything out of line.

Perhaps you and I are different. I think that, given the amount of adoration that was bestowed upon Nasri last year, given the amount of money we pay to watch The Arsenal and given the amount of money that he earns to play for a team we've all dreamed of playing for since we were little, I expect a little respect in return.

Given that he's signed up for a Twitter account, he's got the perfect platform upon which to communicate with supporters that idolised him so much last year (and to a lesser extent, the others). However, he's chosen to say absolutely nothing while a combination of him and his agent are using our club and our current situation as leverage to facilitate a huge pay day whether it be with us or someone else. Then, to top it all off, when he finally chooses to engage with the supporters (which, let's face it, are the sole reason there is a nanas08 after all), he slags them off for having the nerve to pull him up on using the current instability and financial restrictions upon the club that they all love, to his monetary advantage.

Yes, it's only a job for him. Yes, we'd all accept a different job if it offered more money. But being a professional footballer comes with certain responsibilities - it isn't your everyday job. Perhaps you don't like the idea of people being held accountable for their actions, but I do. Perhaps you don't think that fans who pay extortionate amounts of money to follow their team up and down the country should be allowed to voice their opinions, or even have dissenting ones, but I do. If the people who facilitate Samir Nasri's earning of tens of thousands of pounds a week become fed up with how he is treating the club that they help fund, then they have every right to let it be known whether you, Arsene Wenger or the board like it or not.

I'm starting to feel that Arsenal supporters are starting to become a bit of an inconvenience for Arsenal Football Club. That makes me sad.

Great post, and it's so true. Players want to be idolized on Twitter etc, but aren't willing to face the music when they act like... well, greedy c**ts.

What, did you think we were all going to be "Nanannaanasri!" when you've barely played this preseason and spent most of the summer talking up moves to United or City? Maybe you should go tweet your boyfriend @cuntfaceEvra and he'll make you feel better.

I do agree, but I think the point Demun was maybe trying to make, which I do agree with, is that people shouldn't just go around calling the bloke a *word censored*.

At the end of the day, we always seem to resort to all out abusiveness. I thought we had a little more class than that. Maybe I'm wrong.

[OneBardGooner]

[/quote]
Great post, and it's so true. Players want to be idolized on Twitter etc, but aren't willing to face the music when they act like... well, greedy c**ts.

What, did you think we were all going to be "Nanannaanasri!" when you've barely played this preseason and spent most of the summer talking up moves to United or City? Maybe you should go tweet your boyfriend @cuntfaceEvra and he'll make you feel better.[/quote]

I do agree, but I think the point Demun was maybe trying to make, which I do agree with, is that people shouldn't just go around calling the bloke a c**t.

At the end of the day, we always seem to resort to all out abusiveness. I thought we had a little more class than that. Maybe I'm wrong.[/quote]

Tch Tch You would say that wouldn't you ya c*nt!