Mario "why always me" balotelli
The open letter he wrote might be adament of an improved attitude. Or is this the same Balotelli who's gotten emotional :')
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(02-08-2014, 06:42 PM)mathiask Wrote: The open letter he wrote might be adament of an improved attitude. Or is this the same Balotelli who's gotten emotional :')

After tonight's showing, I'd suggest the bold part.
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If emotions are not channeled to something positive *by him* then it is not a good thing and in fact will affect his teammates for the worse.
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This is not funny

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Pretty much sums up why he should be sold in 22 seconds.

This guy's pathetic, he's got it all going for him, but he's such a **** up that he's never going to make anything worthwhile out of himself. Quite frankly he has no place in this club and the quicker he's gone the better.
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I am leaning towards that too. Now I hope Mourinho takes him, I doubt the other rumours mentioning Arsenal, not really sure Wenger would be interested.
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Not sure about the Arsenal rumours myself, though they will be interested in a forward.

I'm not just disgusted by Balo's behaviour in that video, but a few of the players looked lazy and like the couldn't care (Zaccardo talking to Kaka for example). It's disgusting to watch.
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It doesn't surprise me a bit.    
per l'amaro e il dolce
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He deserves a pat on the back after tonights game. Did defensive work, was mobile and passed instead of shooting blindly. Hope this is part of the "seedorf makes mario supermario" plan because i like it
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He was better than previous games but I don't think he was that impressive. He was slow to press, his movement was inconsistent and his positioning at times suspect. He wasn't bad, he held up the ball a few times quite nicely and had the odd moments where he was happy to take on Atletico's players, but overall there's massive margins for improvement.
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