Man City close in on Nasri deal

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Manchester City are close to agreeing a deal to sign Samir Nasri from Arsenal, BBC Sport understands.



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[les_taxi]

Hate to say this but they have a great chance of title this year-no-one can compete with their spending power :(

[Dedworth]

I reckon they won't gel as a team - too many big egos and pay packets. Mancini will be down at the job centre early in the new year

[les_taxi]

I think they will this time-used to say that about Chelsea and eventually they won it.
They have some bloody good players in that team now.
United need a keeper,Chelsea look ok nothing more,Liverpool and Arsenal even worse

[South-east boy]

They are now my no.1 hate team! They will have spent around £330 million since they were taken over which is the same as buying 11 £30 million players! A lot of the top players want to go to them as they can pay an unlimited amount of money for their wages, and as they already have big players, players are attracted to that as they'll have more chance if winning. It's the opposite at Arsenal, where their best players want to leave as we spend sod all money, more players leave than come in and have a lot less chance of winning anything.

The sooner this rule comes in for limiting the amount of new players a team can buy and money they can spend the better. Just not like a sport anymore.

Everyone knows they were an also ran team who would never win anything and will only win what they do because they are a billionaires hobby who will keep spending until they win something. Just like Chelsea really, but on a much bigger scale. No wonder ticket prices are going up with some players earning up to £200k a week while most people struggle to just get by!