Mario Balotelli
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ZenI
Professor Balthazar
Not yet, but about 70 psychotherapy sessions, some love and humbleness - Voila! - world class player... Suarez can be his personal waterboy.
FCB Martin
New member
ive heard great things about this guy.
every time ive seen him play, hes crap. always selfish and when he passes the ball, he makes the pass like if he doesnt want to and most of the time theyre given away. his dribbling abilities, to me, are normal. only thing he has going for him is his speed.
when i went to go and try to meet the inter players at ucla during the summer, he was the only one who paid no attention to any of the supporters there.
this guy doesnt deserve to play professionally. its a shame to see someone with decent talent and not appreciate every second he is on the pitch.
every time ive seen him play, hes crap. always selfish and when he passes the ball, he makes the pass like if he doesnt want to and most of the time theyre given away. his dribbling abilities, to me, are normal. only thing he has going for him is his speed.
when i went to go and try to meet the inter players at ucla during the summer, he was the only one who paid no attention to any of the supporters there.
this guy doesnt deserve to play professionally. its a shame to see someone with decent talent and not appreciate every second he is on the pitch.
barca96
New member
moratti actually gave him a few chances..
back to topic..
i would never want to see balotelli at barca..
not a barca material..
La Furia
Legion of Doooom
Great commentary from Football-Italia
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Blog: Dear Balotelli...
Open letters have been written to Juventus fans to stop the insults, but Susy Campanale feels Mario Balotelli needs a talking to
Many open letters were written to the fans in a bid to stop them insulting Mario Balotelli, but I think it’s about time someone wrote an open letter to him. So, Mario, a word in your shell-like…
You have been subjected to some awful racial slurs that ought to have no place in football or in society, even one as backward when it comes to race relations as Italy. Supporters can jeer all they like and – let’s be perfectly honest here – there are a million different reasons to insult you that have nothing to do with the colour of your skin. The moment someone strays into that territory, they have automatically lost all credibility and become a mindless thug.
Right, now that’s out of the way, we can get to the basics. It’s a tense atmosphere and for weeks the entire Italian football world has rushed to your defence against these vicious verbal attacks, so you ought to win them over with your undoubted talent so the only remaining critics will be the bigots. Instead you take the biggest test of all, the Derby d’Italia surrounded by those ultras who have turned hating you into a sport in and of itself, and you act like a prize turnip.
Within 60 seconds of stepping on to the field, you’d clattered into a Juve player in an accidental collision, then visibly berated him for ‘diving’ when he was simply hurt. To top it all off, you then flail around acrobatically clutching your face when Felipe Melo lashed out an elbow that struck you meekly on the shoulder. That’s just embarrassing. Of all nights, of all people, you had to prove your detractors right with a display of unsportsmanlike behaviour and arrogance.
The Juventus fans held up a banner during the match that read: ‘Don’t kid yourself Balotelli, you’d annoy us even if you were white.’ It’s pretty difficult to disagree with them after this sorry performance. Racism must be stamped out of football, but so must play-acting, provocation of opponents and the kind of gamesmanship that has become your bread and butter.
This was the perfect opportunity to separate the bigots from the genuine lovers of fair play, but you’ve only united them now in seeing you as the villain. Shame on the racist chants and shame on you, Mario
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Blog: Dear Balotelli...
Open letters have been written to Juventus fans to stop the insults, but Susy Campanale feels Mario Balotelli needs a talking to
Many open letters were written to the fans in a bid to stop them insulting Mario Balotelli, but I think it’s about time someone wrote an open letter to him. So, Mario, a word in your shell-like…
You have been subjected to some awful racial slurs that ought to have no place in football or in society, even one as backward when it comes to race relations as Italy. Supporters can jeer all they like and – let’s be perfectly honest here – there are a million different reasons to insult you that have nothing to do with the colour of your skin. The moment someone strays into that territory, they have automatically lost all credibility and become a mindless thug.
Right, now that’s out of the way, we can get to the basics. It’s a tense atmosphere and for weeks the entire Italian football world has rushed to your defence against these vicious verbal attacks, so you ought to win them over with your undoubted talent so the only remaining critics will be the bigots. Instead you take the biggest test of all, the Derby d’Italia surrounded by those ultras who have turned hating you into a sport in and of itself, and you act like a prize turnip.
Within 60 seconds of stepping on to the field, you’d clattered into a Juve player in an accidental collision, then visibly berated him for ‘diving’ when he was simply hurt. To top it all off, you then flail around acrobatically clutching your face when Felipe Melo lashed out an elbow that struck you meekly on the shoulder. That’s just embarrassing. Of all nights, of all people, you had to prove your detractors right with a display of unsportsmanlike behaviour and arrogance.
The Juventus fans held up a banner during the match that read: ‘Don’t kid yourself Balotelli, you’d annoy us even if you were white.’ It’s pretty difficult to disagree with them after this sorry performance. Racism must be stamped out of football, but so must play-acting, provocation of opponents and the kind of gamesmanship that has become your bread and butter.
This was the perfect opportunity to separate the bigots from the genuine lovers of fair play, but you’ve only united them now in seeing you as the villain. Shame on the racist chants and shame on you, Mario
FCBarca
Mike the Knife
I've been watching Inter more this season due to the Barca influx and I have to say wrt Balotelli, he's someone Inter should sell.
A lot of talent but a real headcase too...Perhaps a change of scenery would do him good but as things stand now, I think he hurts them as much as he helps....Inter should cash in on the player while they still can...Truth is, not sure he'll ever reach a higher level due to his immaturity...But, again, he's young and maybe moving abroad will help
A lot of talent but a real headcase too...Perhaps a change of scenery would do him good but as things stand now, I think he hurts them as much as he helps....Inter should cash in on the player while they still can...Truth is, not sure he'll ever reach a higher level due to his immaturity...But, again, he's young and maybe moving abroad will help
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diegomessi
Anxiously waiting for the next match
why is this kid so mad at the world? can someone tell me i try to like him bc i seen flashes of brilliance from him but everytime i see him play he just looks so mad and angry and arrogant...
mobster_1930
New member
I wouldn't buy this player for free. I hate his haircuts, i hate him (don't now why) and i think he isn't anything special, bad technique, not fast enough etc. . Someone is going to make a big mistake of signing him.
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