Have the CaughtOffside iPad software. Acquire the number 1 Free Activities Application from the App Store. All the latest footie information and much, much more. French midfielder disappointed with Italian manageras responses following Newcastle sport. Sign in to Manchester United compared to Birmingham Area The war of words between Samir Nasri and his boss Roberto Mancini has grown based on the Daily Mail. The French midfielder put in a man of the match exhibit at the week-end as he brought his aspect to a victory over Newcastle. That prompted his desire to be expressed by boss Roberto Mancini to strike Nasri in the face area due to his disappointment that the gamer has not played like that more frequently in 2013. Mancini went on to declare that Nasri has only been investing in 50% in teaching this year. A furious response have been elicited by that from Nasri who has charged Mancini of being a liar. Speaking on French television, Nasri confessed that he has not done at his best this year but to express that he wasn't investing in the effort on the training ground was untrue. In yet another swipe at Mancini, the French midfielder went on to express that former chef Arsene Wenger was the best coach he'd ever worked with. He suggested that he didn't keep Arsenal for cash, but because Arsenal manager Stan Kroenke forced Wenger into this. Nasri joined Manchester City from Arsenal for A24 million in 2011 but is impossible to keep at the Etihad considerably longer with Mancini keen to revitalise his team this summer.
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