Nasri gone

[Hesperus]

He's joined Turkish side Antalyaspor on a permanent deal.

Cheerio.... Wasted potential in my opinion. He had all the skills but something not right with his attitude.

[KunDB]

I'll second that, a wasted talent mainly because he lacked the consistency and was a bit lightweight for the rough games.

[gavin]

Played some good games and scored some great goals but you do feel he could have done more. Very talented guy. Good luck to the guy. Leaves with a load of medals.

[Rowley Birkin QC]

Yes - all the best Nasri.

He had his very good moments and he usually worked hard across the pitch, but I often got the impression that he lacked self confidence or even had a fear of failure / not wanting to look bad. Seldom took opponents on and not a risk taker. Invariably opted for the safe lateral pass around the box when something a bit more inventive - or aggressively direct was needed.

Good player when his tail was up though - and he felt he had something to prove (usually when Silva wasn't playing).

[Ludo]

I always liked him but he was a moody B'stard.

[nimrod]

I was always puzzled as to why he left Arsenal, he seemed to fit in really well there.

With City he frequently looked un-arsed

[Gareth]

Scored a vital goal in the game that clinched Pellegrini's title when we were making it look less than easy. I remember thinking, he's never going to shoot from there...

[Swiss]

An eye for a pass but a mouth for an ass

Good luck in future endeavours

[zacc]

Gave City a few gems but mind turned elsewhere last 3 seasons wish him well

[goat]

but mind turned

just like his back in a wall in the derby

[nimrod]

Are we paying his wages as well as losing a shit load on his transfer fee?

Cant see this smallish club paying him 125000 a week