the point is that city arent exactly as ' big ' a club as arsenal are

izzy wrote:

animal.crackers wrote:

Doc wrote:The big club statement was just too much trolling...

City is a big club...

You're probably not English, are you? If so (and you're old enough), you would know.

What has this got to do with anything?
Also, Doc meant that by calling City a big club he was insinuating that he left a small club to join a big club, which is crap because Arsenal are a big club.

It doesn't mean much.

It's just that on some forums people have said City aren't a big club, but if they were from England and knew the history of most clubs, they would know that, that's BS.

I see what you're saying, though. I'm not sure it was dig, if I'm honest, but it could have been.

I think sometimes we try to analyse why people use specific words too much.

animal.crackers wrote:

izzy wrote:

animal.crackers wrote:

Doc wrote:The big club statement was just too much trolling...

City is a big club...

You're probably not English, are you? If so (and you're old enough), you would know.

What has this got to do with anything?
Also, Doc meant that by calling City a big club he was insinuating that he left a small club to join a big club, which is crap because Arsenal are a big club.

It doesn't mean much.

It's just that on some forums people have said City aren't a big club, but if they were from England and knew the history of most clubs, they would know that, that's BS.

I see what you're saying, though. I'm not sure it was dig, if I'm honest, but it could have been.

I think sometimes we try to analyse why people use specific words too much.

Well, when they say 'big club' I always assume they mean on a global stage and not just country based, that's why I find that part of his comment stupid.

Lord Hades wrote: the point is that city arent exactly as ' big ' a club as arsenal are

that wasn't always the case to be honest until around the 70's.

yeahh sure, but the 70s were like 40 years ago man. times change

Legend wrote:

nichabr wrote:
Everytime a player(not all) leaves arsenal they somehow turn into bad guys in the eyes of arsenal fans i mean even flamini who was relatively quiet got shit from fans who labelled him a merc and he did the same as nasri and won a title.

What is common between Flamini, Nasri, Ade....
all three of them had one or half a good season and they thought they were too good for arsenal and request alot more wages, and forced their way out.

Yes because they prefer to get paid more and play for a more ambitious team? i mean arsenal have had the same mentality in their game for years now and no improvements just a endless circle of 3-4th place finishes...

animal.crackers wrote:City have a big squad, anyway.

Like at Madrid, when you sign for them, you have to accept that for the good of the squad, you might not play every game.

I mean, just look at Kaka. He would start for most teams.

Which player from City can get in to starting line up in Madrid?

Please dont compare Kaka situation to Nasri.

Raptorgunner wrote:

animal.crackers wrote:City have a big squad, anyway.

Like at Madrid, when you sign for them, you have to accept that for the good of the squad, you might not play every game.

I mean, just look at Kaka. He would start for most teams.

Which player from City can get in to starting line up in Madrid?

Please dont compare Kaka situation to Nasri.

Several of our players can play for Madrid ... don't be daft.

And why not?

Raptorgunner wrote:

animal.crackers wrote:City have a big squad, anyway.

Like at Madrid, when you sign for them, you have to accept that for the good of the squad, you might not play every game.

I mean, just look at Kaka. He would start for most teams.

Which player from City can get in to starting line up in Madrid?

Please dont compare Kaka situation to Nasri.

Agüero, Kompany and Yaya definitely.

He's classless, just that. It's not like Wenger benched him the whole time or did something wrong to create such a wuss and mock the whole club.

Clichy moved the same summer to the same club and no one mocked him for moving, because he didn't threw shots at Arsenal fans just when he moved. The same applies to Cesc, Henry, Kolo and every other player that has respect.

He started it with the comments on Arsenal fans, now he has to deal with the abuse - it happens to every player that comments negatively on a group of fans, it's not the first time. And some people trying to make him sound like an innocent angel

Arsenal fans were saying things about him (even before he mocked their passion).

So he returned the favour. Sounds like fair play to me.

I actually hope and wish Arsenal win some silverware so that their fans can stop whining and settle down.

All this would have been redundant if Arsenal actually won some silverware.

animal.crackers wrote:Arsenal fans were saying things about him (even before he mocked their passion).

So he returned the favour. Sounds like fair play to me.

Can you explain me why Kolo Toure and Clichy don't get the same hate then? They moved to the same club for less money and somehow don't get the same hate. They must be very special.

Kompany,Toure,Richards,Silva and maybe Aguero would all start for Madrid..

vivabarca38 wrote:Kompany,Toure,Richards,Silva and maybe Aguero would all start for Madrid..

Don't think Aguero would start over Benz.
Richards? Nah, lost his place to fcking Zabaleta.

So, to give the fans "what for", he taunts his former teammates and manager? Some who he still plays with in the French NT? That's like calling your own mum a slag to get one over on your neighbour

I sincerely hope he gets his leg trapped under a double decker bus

Lex wrote:So, to give the fans "what for", he taunts his former teammates and manager? Some who he still plays with in the French NT? That's like calling your own mum a slag to get one over on your neighbour

I sincerely hope he gets his leg trapped under a double decker bus

but tell us how you really feel?

on a serious note, it doesn't matter what fans said to him, that doesn't mean he needs to respond in this way. Since when do two wrongs make a right?

what he should have done is enjoy his title, since that was his ambition he should have been happy with that. There was no need to attack his former club, he wants the club to forget about him? Why doesn't he forget about them?

@ everyone who says he left for trophies: he left for money. He was flirting with Ysnited and when he saw how much City were offering he didn't hesitate to join them....

Of course he took money into consideration but he didn't join a scrub team. Maybe their reputation isn't there yet but City are a legit club right now.

Yanited are a top team. With a very good track record. I know City won but if someone was genuinely interested in trophies they woulda most likely gone to yanited....

Muniain became goat after those games against Man utd despite being lol in la liga.

lets be honest, Muniain in la liga was not very good.

Why are some of us paying attention to Nasri that much . The guy talks more about us than we do about him . When ashley cole left i was dissapointed but now i just don't care anymore. same goes for Nasri, i don't even follow him as a player lol

animal.crackers wrote:

izzy wrote:

animal.crackers wrote:

Doc wrote:The big club statement was just too much trolling...

City is a big club...

You're probably not English, are you? If so (and you're old enough), you would know.

What has this got to do with anything?
Also, Doc meant that by calling City a big club he was insinuating that he left a small club to join a big club, which is crap because Arsenal are a big club.

It doesn't mean much.

It's just that on some forums people have said City aren't a big club, but if they were from England and knew the history of most clubs, they would know that, that's BS.
I see what you're saying, though. I'm not sure it was dig, if I'm honest, but it could have been.

I think sometimes we try to analyse why people use specific words too much.

Listen mate, City have not even been the biggest club in their own town. Don't make it seem like City were a heavy weight or at least "big" in the past half century. Weren't City relegated in this Premiere League era?

Its not a knock on City, just trying to place things right.

hey, selling him was a blessing in disguise!

izzy wrote:

vivabarca38 wrote:Kompany,Toure,Richards,Silva and maybe Aguero would all start for Madrid..

Don't think Aguero would start over Benz.
Richards? Nah, lost his place to fcking Zabaleta.

No he didn't.

Richards was injured. Zabaleta came in and was playing very well ... so he kept his place.