Birmingham City playmaker Samir Nasri has hit out at new criticism from Roberto Mancini and has stated Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is the greatest chef heas worked with. This season have been struggled by nasri at the Etihad Stadium and it appears all isn't well between your Frenchman and his Italian boss. Mancini this week joked that he "wanted to punch" the midfielder for some sporadic activities, and also asked whether Nasri was applying himself enough in education. But Nasri is not satisfied with Mancinias responses, and has even stated his issues wouldnat occur if he was still playing under Wenger. "Arsene Wenger is the foremost coach Iave worked with," he told The Sun. "If Iad worked with Wenger at Manchester City, perhaps I'd have eliminated some problems. "Mancini showed bad faith in his responses. He is feeding. He doesnat always talk all that good English so often his comments really are a bit raw. "When he said I experienced at 50 percent, that wasnat true. I havenat had a good year, I'm conscious of that and the first to acknowledge it. To express itas due to a insufficient energy just isnat correct. "Itas time for you to explain, speak and say certain things. Arsene Wenger is the one who understood me most, with whom I'd the greatest affinity. "Iam very grateful to him as I was signed by him after probably my worst period at Marseille when I had an episode of meningitis. He played an enormous part in my career."
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