Pool fans confront Nasri
I don't blame him for leaving. We all go with what we think is the better career option, after all... But somehow I'm starting to like pool fans...
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themiracle18
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I'm probably the only one that finds this amusing
But LFC fans taunting City players about having a chance at winning anything is just hilarious
by Stephen Schmidt on Jan 12, 2012 10:44 AM EST reply actions
No, you definitely are not the only one who sees the irony there
honestly that’s the best part of this to me
WRITTEN IN THE STAAAAARS, A MILLION MILES AWAAAAAAY
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by Thomas Wachtel on Jan 12, 2012 12:43 PM EST up reply actions
i'm not cool with this
Leave the hate on the pitch. Not one of those guys actually knows Nasri in person, yet they stalked him off the pitch to harass him. They literally waited for his car to leave the stadium to attack him that’s not right.
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My take was that they ended up just seeing him driving, taunted him, then let him be after he drove off.
Pretty harmless if you ask me. Much more harmless than using racist chants on the pitch/in the stands at least.
it's not harmless at all to me.
When someone pulls up alongside you on the rode and starts shouting at you, that is a threat.
Does just the fact that he is a well known soccer player give them any more right to do this? It does not. There is a divide between sports fandom and real life, and those guys crossed it in my opinion.
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I guess it was more disrespectful than I'd like fans to be, but I just don't see it as a threat.
Nasri gets tons of attention (both negative and positive) because he’s a celebrity. If he felt threatened, he didn’t have to roll down his window. And when he drove off, it didn’t appear that they chased after him. I agree that there is a line that fans shouldn’t cross when it comes to engaging celebrities in public, but I think these guys were ok about it
no they were not completely fine. If some asshole pulled up to me while i'm driving and started shouting at me, I would be quite angry.
If that doesn’t bother you, fine. I’ll be as “stiff” as I like, thank you.
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I agree
People can be as awesome or as douchey to whoever they want. When you do it while driving you’re endangering lives. That’s where they crossed the line.
Captain, there are doubt''s...
1. nasri slowed and rolled down his window to engage in an exchange with them.
2. they did not say anything that crosses the line. it was playful.
3. lighten up.
This team will be the death of me.
Just because they think it's playful doesn't mean that it's safe
I would have honestly freaked out if a bunch of drunk guys I don’t know drove up next to me and insulted me.
I don't. I'm much happier with the cash we got than with his inconsistent form.
Captain, there are doubt''s...
As I said
I don’t blame him for leaving as long as we get fair value back. I was referring to the fact pool fans standing up for gooners…
by themiracle18 on Jan 13, 2012 9:34 PM EST up reply actions
They could've at least mentioned
The bench dominating role he’s been playing so well in recently
Arteta, it's all about the right pass it goes left to the left foot of VAN PERSIE
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I think it was implied in the "you're nobody" chant..
by Sabrina Dessipe on Jan 13, 2012 12:29 PM EST up reply actions
Yeah, but Samir might not understand that
Arteta, it's all about the right pass it goes left to the left foot of VAN PERSIE
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by Aidan Gibson on Jan 13, 2012 4:03 PM EST up reply actions
Funny how with both Silva and Yaya out he was still benched
by Sabrina Dessipe on Jan 13, 2012 5:49 PM EST up reply actions










