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Balotelli (ALL IN HERE PLEASE!)
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BlueMoonoverUS
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Re: Balotelli (continued)
Balotelli to Milan, announcement coming
January 29th, 2013 @ 03:08 pm> Gianluca Di Marzio
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Missing only the announcement is coming too. For Mario Balotelli to Milan we, the operation is nearing completion and the announcement is expected soon. The last step to Balotelli Rossoneri, practically everything ready for the official.
Categories: Football, Milan, Close-up
Balotelli to Milan, announcement coming
January 29th, 2013 @ 03:08 pm> Gianluca Di Marzio
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Missing only the announcement is coming too. For Mario Balotelli to Milan we, the operation is nearing completion and the announcement is expected soon. The last step to Balotelli Rossoneri, practically everything ready for the official.
Categories: Football, Milan, Close-up
Re: Balotelli (continued)
But aye I think if an opportunity arises for the right player to fill Balotelli's place arises, then we'll take it, but given the likelihood of that is very small i don't think we'll see any activity until the Summer.
One of the main benefits of a responsible DoF is panic buying should be a thing of the past.
True, and i'm sure Mancini does have a lot of experience working in this system, which means he'll have a lot of experience in getting what he wants for the squad.Matt the Giant said:pee dubya said:I hope that's not the case, for this set-up to work at all, the DoF and the coach have to work together and compromise. He might not get another striker, but the fact he wants one shouldn't be irrelevant.Matt the Giant said:What Mancini likes or wants is no longer very relevant. It is what Ferran and Txiki wants which matters and what they decide is what Mancini will have to accept.
I'm sure Mancini would have wanted Mario to remain at the club, giving him at least another year to "become as good as Ronaldo or Messi".
Hope we see the end of this deal today.
I don't mean Roberto's opinions will be ignored, but the main priority for our executives will be to balance the finances and build a formidable club, not to please the manager. Obviously Txiki will be interested in hearing what Mancini has to say, but I would not be overly surprised if Mancini were given pretty detailed instructions on how the team should play from next season. It's more common than not in the world of football and something Mancini should be familiar with from his days in Italy.
But aye I think if an opportunity arises for the right player to fill Balotelli's place arises, then we'll take it, but given the likelihood of that is very small i don't think we'll see any activity until the Summer.
One of the main benefits of a responsible DoF is panic buying should be a thing of the past.
r.soleofsalford
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Re: Balotelli (continued)
I'm putting you in my good books :)
sergiokun said:r.soleofsalford said:If he does go, perhaps we can show the arsenal fans how classy we are by wishing mario balotelli good luck.
They certain get a lot of stick on here for being classless wankers.
This
I am no Mario fan but would love the crowd to sing his name
Good luck in Milan Mario i am sure we will hear much more about him :->
I'm putting you in my good books :)
grunge
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people in executive positions will do what is best for the company/club. if someone gets annoyed by it then tough.
moomba said:Matt the Giant said:moomba said:Good way to ruin a football club.
Ruin?
I don't think so. Not with a fantastic owner and top people in the executive positions.
Yes ruin. Top people in executive positions wouldn't disregard the opinions of key employees.
people in executive positions will do what is best for the company/club. if someone gets annoyed by it then tough.
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What's best for the club isn't to make decisions without input from your highly paid and highly qualified employees.
If you're going to treat those employees like shit you might also find their output decreases.
grunge said:moomba said:Matt the Giant said:Ruin?
I don't think so. Not with a fantastic owner and top people in the executive positions.
Yes ruin. Top people in executive positions wouldn't disregard the opinions of key employees.
people in executive positions will do what is best for the company/club. if someone gets annoyed by it then tough.
What's best for the club isn't to make decisions without input from your highly paid and highly qualified employees.
If you're going to treat those employees like shit you might also find their output decreases.
sergiokun
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Re: Balotelli (continued)
Thank fuck for that :->
r.soleofsalford said:sergiokun said:r.soleofsalford said:If he does go, perhaps we can show the arsenal fans how classy we are by wishing mario balotelli good luck.
They certain get a lot of stick on here for being classless wankers.
This
I am no Mario fan but would love the crowd to sing his name
Good luck in Milan Mario i am sure we will hear much more about him :->
I'm putting you in my good books :)
Thank fuck for that :->
Re: Balotelli (continued)
Marwood?
grunge said:moomba said:Matt the Giant said:Ruin?
I don't think so. Not with a fantastic owner and top people in the executive positions.
Yes ruin. Top people in executive positions wouldn't disregard the opinions of key employees.
people in executive positions will do what is best for the company/club. if someone gets annoyed by it then tough.
Marwood?