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Samir Nasri launches foul-mouthed tirade at journalist

Sunday, June 24, 2012

France midfielder Samir Nasri has once again expressed his displeasure with his country's journalists, who have been critical of his recent performances.

Samir Nasri has not enjoyed a good relationship with the French press lately
Samir Nasri has not enjoyed a good relationship with the French press lately

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The Manchester City player had already been involved in a row with the French media when he scored the equalising goal against England then mouthed "shut your mouth" in a message aimed at a L'Équipe journalist who had written a critical article of him.

And Nasri again was involved in a row with a French journalist following his side's quarter-final defeat against Spain on Saturday.

The 24-year-old initially walked off hastily in the direction of the team bus without a word for text reporters after the match.

But he soon returned, apparently having forgotten one of his personal belongings, when the confrontation occurred.

According to AFP, a journalist asked for his assessment of the match, which Nasri responded with an astonishing foul-mouthed outburst.

An extraordinary flurry of insults ladened with four-letter words kicked off his rant, in which he claimed the press "always writing s*** stories" about his team.

The reporter said that in that case he did not want to speak to him, upon which Nasri returned and said "f*** you" followed by a stream of further abuse, including calling the journalist a "son of a b***h".

The former Arsenal man then shouted: "Now you can say that I've been badly brought up! Come over there and let's fix this."

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