posted Dec 23, 2007

Yasser is a goooooooood player and the ball between his feet is like a magnetic & no can take it from him
dont't think because he is from asia he isn't good
asia has alot of good players which they can challnge the europain players by thier skils
& yasser is the best player in asia
give him a chance & u will see
see this video & watch al of it & u wiil change ur opinion
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVQeNUVUYaM&feature=related

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posted Dec 26, 2007

hopefully the iraq fans out there will be appeased now that nashat akram's getting a trial at city as well. although neither akram nor al qatani would do half the job bresciano will!!!

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posted Dec 26, 2007

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5of11kuqoJc&feature=related

^^

watch this video

he score two goals and contribute in two goals

he is great

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posted Dec 26, 2007

comment by dannyboyvictory

hopefully the iraq fans out there will be appeased now that nashat akram's getting a trial at city as well. although neither akram nor al qatani would do half the job bresciano will!!!
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soz but bresciano hasnt even proved his an international player so how colud you even say anything llike that + he lives in better place than nahsat akram does so think BEFORE YOU ****ING TALK YOU AUSTRILLAN!!!!!!!!!!!!

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posted Dec 27, 2007

grizzlekid. three things.

first and foremost, mark bresciano has a stellar record at the international level. likewise he has consistenly been one of the top performers at parma and now palermo over the past few years. so nyah.

secondly, looking back at my original post i'd reckon what i said about bresh cf akram and al qatani was obviously said in patriotic jest. if that didnt come through im sorry. but i think its HIGHLY hippocritical of you to say that my stance is biased on the basis of my nationality, considering your preceding posts concerning yasser.

finally, theres no need to bring nationalities into it. but if you do feel the need to, in future please give me the due respect of spelling mine correctly. thanks.

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posted Dec 30, 2007

well apparently he received an offer of a contract but turned it down, saying
"The reason I rejected the offer was... because I feel Al Hilal need me too much this season."
cop out.

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posted Dec 30, 2007

Apparently he is goin to cost us £7m anyway, n I can see him as a flop just like Samaras . So no big deal if he is not goin to sign for us.

Hopefully he doesnt

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posted Jan 3, 2008

I agree with dannyboyvictory that bringing nationalities as out of context in this discussion. Yet I really think that Nashat Akram could benefit Man City, he is a great play maker, young (23), very professional, has a great vision of the field and have a lot of international experience. In addition he is strong physically something that Qahtani lacks. The only thing on the negative side about Akram game is that he is a bit slow but like many play makers he deal with that with his foot work (just remember Zidane).

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posted Jan 6, 2008

This player is a racist.
His reason for not accepting Chelsea's offer is that they have an Israeli (or Jewish) coach.
That is what he told the newspapers here in Saudi Arabia.
Respectable leagues in this world don't need such a bigot.

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