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Topic Started: Jan 10 2014, 10:56 PM (1,022 Views)
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I prefer Cazorla to Nasri. He has a better range of passing and shoots from distance better. Also he is two footed. I liked Nasri a lot while he was here but his one footedness was apparent. He also had a tendency to drift out of games and not take chances. Cazorla takes people on a bit less but he is very slippery and seems to float by people. Next to Rosicky Cazorla is my favorite player to watch right now.
Completely agree with your assessment of the two.
Nasri is not really one footed though, he scored some goals with his left foot.
He did score at least one goal with his left, against Fulham, but scoring one or two goals left footed does not mean you are not one footed. Robben has scored several goals right footed but he is the most one footed player I have ever seen. Nasri's overall play is very one footed. He wants to dribble to his right, shoot with his right, and pass with his right. He rarely uses his left unless it is the only option. Cazorla is equally comfortable shooting and passing with both feet.
we must be watching different players http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G244y_mUTWkIn this clip alone I could count EIGHT and I mean EIGHT Nasri goals scored by the left foot. One footed indeed. Nasri use of foot shouldn't even be compared to Robben, Robben right foot is just for standing. If Nasri one footedness is too apparent, then so is 95% of players on the planet. You don't even have to look far away from home to realise that Nasri uses his left foot more than Ozil uses his right, more than Wilshere uses his right, more than Arteta uses his left foot.
Yes he scored some goals with his left. But like I said his overall play is far more one footed than cazorla. After watching him play for Arsenal and France for several years I know that he will almost always go to his right. The other players you mentioned are not part of my comparison and irrelevant. I compared Cazorla to Nasri. Between the two Cazorla is far more two footed. He plays long balls with both feet, shoots with both feet, and is equally adept at dribbling left and right. Like I said previously they are both good players but I prefer Cazorla. now you need to go read you post and mine again, you did mention Robben so me mentioning Robben and other players is not irrelevant. From my understanding of your previous post which was " but his one footedness was apparent", this doesn't look like you are comparing his use of both feet to cathola, this sounds to me like you are saying Nasri hardly use his left foot. There are just few players more two footed than Cazorla on the planet, so it isn't necessarily a bad thing if Nasri isn't as too footed, a lot of top players are worse than Nasri when it comes to using the weak foot and that's the point.
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Jan 15 2014, 10:44 AM
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I prefer Cazorla to Nasri. He has a better range of passing and shoots from distance better. Also he is two footed. I liked Nasri a lot while he was here but his one footedness was apparent. He also had a tendency to drift out of games and not take chances. Cazorla takes people on a bit less but he is very slippery and seems to float by people. Next to Rosicky Cazorla is my favorite player to watch right now.
Completely agree with your assessment of the two.
Nasri is not really one footed though, he scored some goals with his left foot.
He did score at least one goal with his left, against Fulham, but scoring one or two goals left footed does not mean you are not one footed. Robben has scored several goals right footed but he is the most one footed player I have ever seen. Nasri's overall play is very one footed. He wants to dribble to his right, shoot with his right, and pass with his right. He rarely uses his left unless it is the only option. Cazorla is equally comfortable shooting and passing with both feet.
we must be watching different players http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G244y_mUTWkIn this clip alone I could count EIGHT and I mean EIGHT Nasri goals scored by the left foot. One footed indeed. Nasri use of foot shouldn't even be compared to Robben, Robben right foot is just for standing. If Nasri one footedness is too apparent, then so is 95% of players on the planet. You don't even have to look far away from home to realise that Nasri uses his left foot more than Ozil uses his right, more than Wilshere uses his right, more than Arteta uses his left foot.
Yes he scored some goals with his left. But like I said his overall play is far more one footed than cazorla. After watching him play for Arsenal and France for several years I know that he will almost always go to his right. The other players you mentioned are not part of my comparison and irrelevant. I compared Cazorla to Nasri. Between the two Cazorla is far more two footed. He plays long balls with both feet, shoots with both feet, and is equally adept at dribbling left and right. Like I said previously they are both good players but I prefer Cazorla.
now you need to go read you post and mine again, you did mention Robben so me mentioning Robben and other players is not irrelevant. From my understanding of your previous post which was " but his one footedness was apparent", this doesn't look like you are comparing his use of both feet to cathola, this sounds to me like you are saying Nasri hardly use his left foot. There are just few players more two footed than Cazorla on the planet, so it isn't necessarily a bad thing if Nasri isn't as too footed, a lot of top players are worse than Nasri when it comes to using the weak foot and that's the point. I mentioned Robben as an example not as a comparison. Robben was an example of someone who can score goals right footed but is very one footed. I did not compare him to anyone else. You jumped in and compared Nasri to a bunch of people. Even so, I don't see how this makes wilshere and arteta relevant. And we can go back and forth all day, but I remember watching Nasri and seeing him very obviously want to go to his right. And I know it's nota bad thing to be less two footed than cazorla, that is why Cazorla is so great. As I said they are both good players but I prefer Cazorla.
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Jan 15 2014, 11:15 AM
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I prefer Cazorla to Nasri. He has a better range of passing and shoots from distance better. Also he is two footed. I liked Nasri a lot while he was here but his one footedness was apparent. He also had a tendency to drift out of games and not take chances. Cazorla takes people on a bit less but he is very slippery and seems to float by people. Next to Rosicky Cazorla is my favorite player to watch right now.
Completely agree with your assessment of the two.
Nasri is not really one footed though, he scored some goals with his left foot.
He did score at least one goal with his left, against Fulham, but scoring one or two goals left footed does not mean you are not one footed. Robben has scored several goals right footed but he is the most one footed player I have ever seen. Nasri's overall play is very one footed. He wants to dribble to his right, shoot with his right, and pass with his right. He rarely uses his left unless it is the only option. Cazorla is equally comfortable shooting and passing with both feet.
we must be watching different players http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G244y_mUTWkIn this clip alone I could count EIGHT and I mean EIGHT Nasri goals scored by the left foot. One footed indeed. Nasri use of foot shouldn't even be compared to Robben, Robben right foot is just for standing. If Nasri one footedness is too apparent, then so is 95% of players on the planet. You don't even have to look far away from home to realise that Nasri uses his left foot more than Ozil uses his right, more than Wilshere uses his right, more than Arteta uses his left foot.
Yes he scored some goals with his left. But like I said his overall play is far more one footed than cazorla. After watching him play for Arsenal and France for several years I know that he will almost always go to his right. The other players you mentioned are not part of my comparison and irrelevant. I compared Cazorla to Nasri. Between the two Cazorla is far more two footed. He plays long balls with both feet, shoots with both feet, and is equally adept at dribbling left and right. Like I said previously they are both good players but I prefer Cazorla.
now you need to go read you post and mine again, you did mention Robben so me mentioning Robben and other players is not irrelevant. From my understanding of your previous post which was " but his one footedness was apparent", this doesn't look like you are comparing his use of both feet to cathola, this sounds to me like you are saying Nasri hardly use his left foot. There are just few players more two footed than Cazorla on the planet, so it isn't necessarily a bad thing if Nasri isn't as too footed, a lot of top players are worse than Nasri when it comes to using the weak foot and that's the point.
I mentioned Robben as an example not as a comparison. Robben was an example of someone who can score goals right footed but is very one footed. I did not compare him to anyone else. You jumped in and compared Nasri to a bunch of people. Even so, I don't see how this makes wilshere and arteta relevant. And we can go back and forth all day, but I remember watching Nasri and seeing him very obviously want to go to his right. And I know it's nota bad thing to be less two footed than cazorla, that is why Cazorla is so great. As I said they are both good players but I prefer Cazorla. Where we disagree is that Nasri one footedness is apparent, as far as I'm aware most footballers including the very best want to go to their stronger foot, that's why I gave those few examples.
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Jan 18 2014, 11:37 AM
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Will someone please put Pizzy on suicide watch. I'd volunteer only I'd probably hand him the feckin' rope/tablets/gun/blade.
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Jan 18 2014, 11:55 AM
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One goal with the right foot and another with the left foot. Pure class.
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Jan 18 2014, 11:57 AM
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Cazorla > Nasrat!
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Jan 18 2014, 12:06 PM
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this has to be a joke, one player is out for 8 weeks the other scores against arguably the league worst defence and suddenly that makes him better than the other? Let's have this coversation when 3-4 weeks after the other guy returns from injury i.e in 12 weeks time. I'll assume the recent replies here to be a joke lol
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Jan 18 2014, 12:08 PM
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Good win today. Probably Cazorla's best game this season. He was excellent.
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Jan 18 2014, 12:08 PM
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this has to be a joke, one player is out for 8 weeks the other scores against arguably the league worst defence and suddenly that makes him better than the other? Let's have this coversation when 3-4 weeks after the other guy returns from injury i.e in 12 weeks time. I'll assume the recent replies here to be a joke lol No "suddenly" about it. Cazorla has been better than Nasri for some time now. The "joke" is your continued love for a cunt like Nasrat over an actual Gooner.
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Jan 18 2014, 12:13 PM
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this has to be a joke, one player is out for 8 weeks the other scores against arguably the league worst defence and suddenly that makes him better than the other? Let's have this coversation when 3-4 weeks after the other guy returns from injury i.e in 12 weeks time. I'll assume the recent replies here to be a joke lol
No "suddenly" about it. Cazorla has been better than Nasri for some time now. The "joke" is your continued love for a cunt like Nasrat over an actual Gooner. Nope that's me actually picking who is the better footballer out of the two IN MY OPINION. Like I said it's pretty close between the two but some so called 'Arsenal fans' can bare to see anyone say an ex-gunner is better than cathola.
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