The new Adebayor................, will win things, be paid lots, rarely play and have little input in the trophys or cash he ends up with.
When he s 30 and its to late he may look back and wished he had earnt is success somewhere else rather than taken the easy option
Samir nasri is a........(fill in the missing word)
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Exiled-Gooner
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really well if he put a full season shift in for us i might agree but with £150,000+ pw offered at shitty i suppose he meant monetary ambition.FUCK HIM.
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Steviegooner
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He is still a *word censored*!!Jumpers For Goalposts wrote:You lot feckin' kill me. Nasri's name is sung week in week out but the moment he decides to up sticks and leave for a club that will almost certainly win all of the big trophies - he becomes a c**t.
It's just a job to players like Nasri and as soon as a better offer comes along they'll be gone. So why do we hero worship players that we know will only be here for as long as it suits them? Why don't we just forget about him and get behind the young local lad that will be an even better player for us (Jack Wilshere).
The days of brilliant lads like David Rocastle crying when they're told they have to move on are well and truly over - modern players like Nasri, Flamini, Adebayor, Hleb and Clichy just don't have that affinity for their clubs.
