I've realized this in sports as well. Players who aren't just athletic but have the insane sport IQ are often deadly in an annoying way. Their mind just outdoes what can be physically done. Messi watching the entire game at walking pace is a good example. His sport IQ is insane and when he adds his athleticism to it, it's magic.
Then we should study nasri game againts him and clichy also, he is one of the best defender in premier leaque and ucl and i hate the days he play againts arsenal😂
Great example is Thomas Müller, he has no speed, decent Dribbling, good passing, but not like KDb, good shooting, but nothing incredible, but his football IQ is probaly one of the best ever
There was a time we had David Silva, Nasri and Toure bossing it under Mancini and Pells. As much as I love the Pep era, there was a spontaneity and elegance about the attack we had under Mancini and Pellegrini. Aguero, Tevez, Dzeko as attacking options, it was beautiful
@markovesovic8980 yea Balotelli too. He was actually the reason I started watching City in the first place back in fall of 2011, but eventually he became more of a burden than anything. Caused too much trouble
@@MayheM_646 bad attitude, luxury lifestyle, less dedication towards the sport. Usual staff that gets to your head when you become famous. He could've been the next big thing and he blew it all away and it's his own fault.
He also really praised Mousa Dembele of Spurs, it's crazy how much praise that guy gets from the pro's and how he never gets talked about in fan convos
I'm a United fan and Kyle Walker is an absolute beast of a right back one of the best in history, one of the world's most underrated football players ever
Too bad. Arsene couldn't compete with the oligarchs money, but was so stubborn he wouldn't change his game plan. Got rid of guys like Toure & Gilberto who he absolutely needed to keep up with superior talents at Chelsea, Man City, etc
And because they were relatively cheap and could be easily swayed to move. I mean, you're not going to convince players from United or Chelsea to join City in 2011 are you? Both teams had just recently won the league. But Arsenal was different.
@@DominiAeternum tbf you should also factor in the emirates, which arsenal took a loan to build where they have to pay an annual income of 51 million gbp i'm pretty sure after they got the loan they started selling their star players correct me if i'm wrong tho cause I remember this factored a role in why arsenal doesn't have much spending power
@@homersimpson6585I remember the most expensive player arsenal had bought till they got ozil in 2013 cost less than 25 million while all the other top clubs were spending 30 to 60 million on players in England and even more in other leagues.
"Pockets" typically refer to spaces on the field where players can find room to receive a pass or make a run without being closely marked by defenders. These pockets of space are often strategically exploited by teams to create scoring opportunities or maintain possession. They can occur in various areas of the field, depending on the tactics employed by the team and the movement of players 👍🏻
Thats right i remember in the right side silva and zabaleta overlap in the left side nasri and clichy that city team scored the most goals in EPL history in a season toure aguero kompany etc they beat kyle walker team Tottenham 6-0 united 4-1 chelsea 4-0 arsenal 6-3 and liverpool 3-1 that season
Our (🇫🇷) 87 generation was absolutely amazing, nasri, Jeremy menez, Benzema, and the best was surprisingly Ben Arfa… the were freaking good football players, only one get the ballon d’or… sooo sad for the 3other, unprofessional, bad decision, and to tallented to work 🙄🙄🙄… the f*^* up their carrier 😢
A lot of the best players in any sport has usually been the smartest players. Hockey has Wayne gretzky, football has Leo messi, and American football has Tom brady. They aren't exactly the most astounding physically gifted players, but became the best in their sport with high iq. They always beat the more athletic players with smarts than athleticism.
Pockets refer to areas on the field where players can find space away from opponents to receive a pass or make a play. If you get the SOFASCORE App linked in my channel bio, you can get all the stats on Nasri! 👍🏻
In football, the term "pocket" typically refers to the areas of space on the field where players can find room to maneuver and create scoring opportunities. These pockets of space are often found between the opposition's defensive lines or between defenders themselves. Skilled players can exploit these pockets to receive passes, dribble, or create scoring chances for themselves or their teammates. Additionally, "pocket" can also refer to the small compartments or pouches found on the inside of some football jerseys, designed for players to hold small items like a mouthguard or tape.
Nasri was great but for me he held onto the ball too long. David Silva was the best in the pockets because he would just drop the ball off, play 1-2s and he'd be impossible to pick up and deadly as f at the same time
Kyle Walker has had same defensive issues his whole careers and hasn’t learned at all! But people think he’s this great because he’s strong and fast which makes him good in the 1v1 🤤
How I wished Nasri, Yaya, D. Silva, KDB, B. Silva and Rodri/Fernandinho able to play in the same era in one team. Probably we would have seen tiki taka back and the best MC team ever.
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Samri Nasri wasn't the fastest, or strongest but he was just very very clever. A sneaky player who in his prime was very fun to watch.
Prime Nasri you couldn’t get the ball off, I honestly thought he was going to be Inesta level.
Then he sold out for money, no interest in football
@@James-st9uubecause it’s about money after all …. He won titles at city he wouldn’t win with arsenal at the time
He fcked himself
@@ignatiusmensah1645at the time? Even if he stayed at Arsenal for another 10 years, he still wouldn't have won a trophy
He was nothing like Iniesta
David Silva x Samir Nasri. What a wonderful duo that was!
Scintillating 🪄
Yall remember when west ham signed him for like 6 months and didn’t keep him even tho he was pretty good for them
Miss samir nasri very talented player
Agreed, he was great
I miss Nasri, he was beautiful a footballer
Was an underrated player
P Diddy stalking this comment.
@@eduu972 who cares
@@eduu972diddy?
Why is he so fat now?
Was a beast in Arsenal, and gave city like 85%
And they got him trophis
Beast for a season. Then got sold to city
His career become batter at City .
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@@vector_vector__no it didn't, or litany got worse after his first session their, hence him disappearing
I've realized this in sports as well. Players who aren't just athletic but have the insane sport IQ are often deadly in an annoying way. Their mind just outdoes what can be physically done. Messi watching the entire game at walking pace is a good example. His sport IQ is insane and when he adds his athleticism to it, it's magic.
The mind is so powerful, people do not understand its not just about physical capability
Then we should study nasri game againts him and clichy also, he is one of the best defender in premier leaque and ucl and i hate the days he play againts arsenal😂
Reminds me of Nwankwo Kanu.
Great example is Thomas Müller, he has no speed, decent Dribbling, good passing, but not like KDb, good shooting, but nothing incredible, but his football IQ is probaly one of the best ever
Yet some people will say Messi is a lazy player because he doesn't run around like a headless chook out of possession to press opponents
There was a time we had David Silva, Nasri and Toure bossing it under Mancini and Pells. As much as I love the Pep era, there was a spontaneity and elegance about the attack we had under Mancini and Pellegrini. Aguero, Tevez, Dzeko as attacking options, it was beautiful
Both great squads
Balotelli?
@@markovesovic8980emanwella
I agree with u
@markovesovic8980 yea Balotelli too. He was actually the reason I started watching City in the first place back in fall of 2011, but eventually he became more of a burden than anything. Caused too much trouble
Nasri is the definition of underrated.
Yeah, i thought i was the only one who thinks the same
No mate, Nasri is the definition of wasted potential due to his own incompetency.
@@aabirgoswami7310 What exactly happened to him?
@@MayheM_646 bad attitude, luxury lifestyle, less dedication towards the sport. Usual staff that gets to your head when you become famous. He could've been the next big thing and he blew it all away and it's his own fault.
@@aabirgoswami7310 Damn, very sad from him to throw his career away all cuz his bad decisions. Thanks for telling me.
He is definitely another one of those streets wont forget!
Adel Taraabt level? 😂
@@LustreFootball much better than him for me
Ben Arfa is the most skilled player I’ve seen apart from Ronaldinho
He also really praised Mousa Dembele of Spurs, it's crazy how much praise that guy gets from the pro's and how he never gets talked about in fan convos
Streets won’t forget nasri and pedro
Wow thats a name from the past Samir Nasri, i forgot he played football. When thinking about Arsenal i had Rosicky, Pires and Arshavin on that side
Cazorla and Arteta too
@michaeldonne561 they are more centre of the pitch playmakers like Ø
Should be sterling because sterling tears him a new one every time they play
Samir Nasri was an absolute gem. He used remind me of a mix of styles between Zidane and Mahrez
Retired too young
Not Zidane
The common point between Nasri Mahrez and Zidane is that they all have Algerian blood and were born in France like Benzema and Mbappe
Of course, Nasri was in his prime before Walker's brain was fully developed so it makes sense he feels this way
😄
Street won't forget players like nasri and Adel Taarabt ..mesmerising
❤️
I'm a United fan and Kyle Walker is an absolute beast of a right back one of the best in history, one of the world's most underrated football players ever
He speed is super-sonic ⚡️
Nasri is one of my favourite players.
He was immense 💥
Nas wasted his career - super talent.
Stephen talking from experience there
City brought Arsenal plsyers bcz they were so obssess with the beautiful football DNA
Too bad. Arsene couldn't compete with the oligarchs money, but was so stubborn he wouldn't change his game plan. Got rid of guys like Toure & Gilberto who he absolutely needed to keep up with superior talents at Chelsea, Man City, etc
And because they were relatively cheap and could be easily swayed to move.
I mean, you're not going to convince players from United or Chelsea to join City in 2011 are you? Both teams had just recently won the league.
But Arsenal was different.
@@DominiAeternum tbf you should also factor in the emirates, which arsenal took a loan to build where they have to pay an annual income of 51 million gbp
i'm pretty sure after they got the loan they started selling their star players
correct me if i'm wrong tho cause I remember this factored a role in why arsenal doesn't have much spending power
@@brianduru3753that’s the real reason lol
@@homersimpson6585I remember the most expensive player arsenal had bought till they got ozil in 2013 cost less than 25 million while all the other top clubs were spending 30 to 60 million on players in England and even more in other leagues.
That guy was agile af and he disnt even see so.
I’m a big Arsenel fan and I miss Nasri
French players are so great and smart
🇫🇷🇫🇷
Clichy and Nasri were 2 gems 🙌🙌🙌 thank you Arsenal.😂
Nasri is a great player but his career ending is not so good
Yeah but I think most great players’ careers tend to fizzle out at the end
Nasri played against him at Arsenal,,,,
The mere mention of this name gets me mad - Kyle Walker, probably
Aw bless. Look at Howson trying to pretend he knows what he’s talking about. Sitting there like he’s won a competition
So because he’s a fan he can’t have an opinion? You sound really stupid!
😂😂😂😂😂
Jealous much? I'd rather listen to him than armchair fans tbh.
Well it's better than you, you without a competition sitting there and typing on hate to someone else's opinions.
He's just asking questions dumbo
City bought Nasri at the beginning of their financial doping era and the rest is history. What a gift to English football the Sheikh has been…
Is their legacy tainted?
@@LustreFootball more than tainted, they have no legacy and everyone knows it.
Financial doping is a bar itself
Nasri was already in england wth are you talking about ? 🤔
@@cyrillechristophe9731 did I say he wasn’t in England when City bought him?
If nasri kept his ego curbed, he could've been world class to be honest
100% ⚽️
Nasri loved football so much he turned into one
Good one 🤣⚽️
Naaaaaassssssriiiiiii el regalo
What does he mean by pockets? Someone explain to me please
"Pockets" typically refer to spaces on the field where players can find room to receive a pass or make a run without being closely marked by defenders. These pockets of space are often strategically exploited by teams to create scoring opportunities or maintain possession. They can occur in various areas of the field, depending on the tactics employed by the team and the movement of players 👍🏻
@@LustreFootball oh thank you very much bro, now I get the idea.
@@topenoel1931 👍🏻
You’d think he was golem the way he’s talking about pockets
😂
Looks like Enzo Fernandez🇦🇷
Why it’s the Argentinian football team shield?? Jajajaja or I’m wrong?
Oh Nasri !! What a player he was for Arsenal. Yet, he should've scored more goals like Pires for Arsenal.
One of my favourite Arsenal players of all time👌🏾
Good choice
Luis Diaz has a Walker on toast plenty of times 😏
Bro, u vs Mbappé in World Cup, u looks like not running, u like a bear run😂
😂
Thats right i remember in the right side silva and zabaleta overlap in the left side nasri and clichy that city team scored the most goals in EPL history in a season toure aguero kompany etc they beat kyle walker team Tottenham 6-0 united 4-1 chelsea 4-0 arsenal 6-3 and liverpool 3-1 that season
Big Micks making an appearance
Some of yal kids watching don’t even know who Nasri is, don’t lie
If he would have, kept himself fit and well maybe could have became xavi inesta level and there wouldn't hav3 b3en bernado
It is walkers main weakness, which is van dijks strength
Big meeeksss in the background😅
Basically people with a brain 🧠 😂 cant compete against those clever players 😅
stop talking while Kyle is talking, Jesus
Great potential wasted by sitting on bench. 😢
Luis Diaz left the chat
Yes sure.Nasri Loved pocker yes 🤦
Big meeks 😂
He looks like blonde Enzo Fernandez
Chelsea hanya kalah 3 point dari mu, danmenyisakan 1 match🤣Bayangkan Chelsea finish di atas MU. Bubarin MU tuh, jadiin ormas 🤣
My guy
Did y’all see big meeeekkkssss 😅
Don’t woooorryyyy ITS NASRIIIIIIIIIII! 😭
Just like that one song lol. LASERS. lol
Go on mate! 🤣
Nasri was special
Nasri was epic
First time hearing walker's voice, gotta say I'm quite surprised
Softly spoken
Our (🇫🇷) 87 generation was absolutely amazing, nasri, Jeremy menez, Benzema, and the best was surprisingly Ben Arfa… the were freaking good football players, only one get the ballon d’or… sooo sad for the 3other, unprofessional, bad decision, and to tallented to work 🙄🙄🙄… the f*^* up their carrier 😢
I appreciate the passion
i not understand
*those has left the chat.
Samir Nasri pepite francaise
If Nasri was a problem then Thierry Henry would have been your nightmare. #AllDay #PrimeHenry
Henry wasn’t bad 😉
Dégagez avec vos idoles
I loved Nas his a awesome player
He was 💪
Nasri was too good!
He was a little dancer ⚽️
OGs will remember his 2 solo goals for Arsenal vs Fulham. Fifa street type tings!!
HAHA! I loved FIFA Street ❤️⚽️
Triple H
A lot of the best players in any sport has usually been the smartest players. Hockey has Wayne gretzky, football has Leo messi, and American football has Tom brady. They aren't exactly the most astounding physically gifted players, but became the best in their sport with high iq. They always beat the more athletic players with smarts than athleticism.
Very true, thanks for the comment
He can't handle Nasri but dare to challenge Henry?😂😂
Would be a good matchup you know 👀
He flourished at Arsenal.
He got fat at City.
Great player nonetheless
what does getting in pockets mean? love nasri tho 🙌🏼 he didn’t need ANY space to dribble
Pockets refer to areas on the field where players can find space away from opponents to receive a pass or make a play. If you get the SOFASCORE App linked in my channel bio, you can get all the stats on Nasri! 👍🏻
Wait until u facing nasri, ramsey, carzola,
2014/2015 arsenal had a class midfield 🪄
Samir Nasri 🤜🏽🤛🏾
And Hazard. Cooked him practically every time he came up against him
A
It pained me to see Nasri leave arsenal.I never felt the same for any other player.
This guy knew how to create space.
He was majestic 🪄
Smh I hated him for leaving Arsenal l but he was superb on his day
100%
i wish nasri had a better attitude. pep would’ve loved him
Slightly different eras, but yeah you’re right 👍🏻
Well neither Walker nor Rio are high IQ players.
Hard to quantify high IQ, how would define a high IQ player? 🤔
Imagine prime Nasri with this Man City
Would he get in the team now? 🤔
Today, they just have to guard speed for the most part. They don’t have to guard a player’s mind. That’s the difference.
What does he mean "put himself in the pocket"?
In football, the term "pocket" typically refers to the areas of space on the field where players can find room to maneuver and create scoring opportunities. These pockets of space are often found between the opposition's defensive lines or between defenders themselves. Skilled players can exploit these pockets to receive passes, dribble, or create scoring chances for themselves or their teammates. Additionally, "pocket" can also refer to the small compartments or pouches found on the inside of some football jerseys, designed for players to hold small items like a mouthguard or tape.
I remember Samir’s highlight video from marseille. Such a classy, misunderstood player
Nasri was great but for me he held onto the ball too long. David Silva was the best in the pockets because he would just drop the ball off, play 1-2s and he'd be impossible to pick up and deadly as f at the same time
Hooyad usheeg wacal yaho Walker dhilada kula dhalate usheeg pastar yahow😂
Rio loves to waffle didn’t let walker say what he wanted to say he was about say how good Nasri was oh miss the 2010/11 Nasri
Nasri is a streets won’t forget player
Legend
shit enzo fernandez looks like nasri
Maybe a tiny bit 🤣
him & ben arfa... pure waste of raw talent so sad
True 😢
Vardy had him in his pocket
I think it was the Redbull, gave him wings🪽
Nasri was a baller loved him at City 🩵
He was a magician 🪄
Kyle Walker has had same defensive issues his whole careers and hasn’t learned at all! But people think he’s this great because he’s strong and fast which makes him good in the 1v1 🤤
Those attributes give you a good chance at being good 1v1
@@LustreFootball my point is there’s more to defending then 1v1’s and Walker struggles with the other aspects!
Just look at the Diaz run...he gets exposed often. @@riiseboy123
There are no perfect players, everyone has their strengths and weaknesses.
Shout out to Manuel pellegrini!
Shout out to him! 🎤
below average players XDDDDD
Nasri? No way 🚫
'Might as well be Celtic'
Yes! ☘️
How I wished Nasri, Yaya, D. Silva, KDB, B. Silva and Rodri/Fernandinho able to play in the same era in one team. Probably we would have seen tiki taka back and the best MC team ever.
Stick foden in there as well, why not ✨⚽️
@@LustreFootballI believe there's more to come at Man City and Foden will lead those in new era.