Nasri - out until Jan?

If you'd told me that before the Newcastle game I wouldn't give it a second thought, but now....

Jordan (joemanton) wrote:If you'd told me that before the Newcastle game I wouldn't give it a second thought, but now....

Yeah - me too. Wonder if Sinclair or Milner will now get a run out?

Milner might, but Sinclair? Not a prayer, the only chance of a run-out he'll get is a quick jog up the touch line in his bib.

Not a prayer, the only chance of a run-out he'll get is a quick jog up the touch line in his bib.

Santa Cruz loved his time preening on the touchline,not a hair out of place
Sinclair may grow to love it as well

He'll become as vain and self-serving as his girlfriend then. Just as long as he doesn't pat his lips or cry when he sees a spider...

It's a shame, I'm a fan of Sinclair and feel he would do well if given a few games. He won't though.

I agree, Joe. But he's only going to get that somewhere else, not with us. Because the attacking midfielder we should've bought from the Swans was Nathan Dyer, as he's much more suited to our style of play. We just don't use wingers.

SEE!! WHAT DID I SAY!!

Nasri always does this.

He has ONE blinder of a game, then gets injured and sits out numerous games, comes back, is shite again then the cycle starts again.

Bobbins.

Milner will more than suffice, and track back, tackle etc...
I think Sinclair will get a run out in games we are winning comfortably in, until he gains confidence/gets up to race speed. He can't play any worse than Nasri did in countless games, or Kolarov for that matter. I think Sinclair will come good once he is in tune with Silva, Yaya, Tevez, Aguero, he has pace, he's a winger, he just needs a few games, like I said, games already won ( last 30 mins of Reading, and Watford in the Cup)

leopold wrote: We just don't use wingers.

Could this possibly be the reason Balotelli and Dzeko fail to achieve their full potential?

Dzeko got a good supply of crosses during his time at Wolfsberg and scored a lot of goals could this be the difference at City, Balotelli also only gets balls to feet or high punts up the park to him where the CB's just shove him in the back knowing he will collapse like a pack of cards at the slightest touch.

Much of our play is too central and that is why teams find it easy to frustrate us, they learned from last season and now just choke our creative midfield players and as we have no width it seems to work for them.

The rags have wide players that stretch the midfield and create more space and they seem to rip through teams like we should be doing:evil: