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Balotelli (continued - bust up with Mancini pg 18)
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Could this be a premeditated move by Balotelli? To stage a training ground 'bust up' so that his position becomes untenable to the club hierarchy and most of all, to Mancini the person who has shielded him from criticism therefore leaving the club and Mancini no choice but to sell him.
Re: Balotelli (continued)
That's because there is a public footpath running along the training ground.
Nothing the club can do about it.
We built fences, they got bigger ladders!
ChrisNUFC said:sincity said:Pigeonho said:You can fuck off with that 'timed to disrupt City' shit. If the incident hadn't occurred there would be nothing to report. It did though and the journo's are doing their job.
It's not the first time it's happened, is it? If City had closed off the training ground after the numerous incidents previously, there would be no job for journos to do.
You're telling me such incidents don't happen in other clubs?
You must be very naive if you think reporters don't have their personal bias against City..anyway it's my point of view, so if you don't like it, don't read, thanks..
I have it on fairly good authority that we had a similar incident involving Pardew and Barton (shocking i know) yet as our training ground is closed off to the media this was not widely reported.
as i said earlier i find it completely astounding that a club with a profile as high as yours has left itself open to the risk of this kind of thing. Are the paps present everyday??
That's because there is a public footpath running along the training ground.
Nothing the club can do about it.
We built fences, they got bigger ladders!
BlueMoonz1977
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Ric said:It's frustrating that we keep providing the media with more ammunition. We don't so much shoot ourselves in the foot as blow it clean off with a pump-action shotgun.
or fireworks if mario could choose his weapon of destruction : )
johnmc
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Ric said:It's frustrating that we keep providing the media with more ammunition. We don't so much shoot ourselves in the foot as blow it clean off with a pump-action shotgun.
I reckon most other players and managers will look at that and thinks so what. Happens all the time only they dont get papped.
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FantasyIreland said:I think we should give him one more chance after all he is young and has had a hard upbringing,oh,and he's almost as good as Messi.....
Have we decided this is all Marios fault then?
We don't know if it's all Mario's fault and probably never will in truth andI want him to succeed and fullfil his potential with us but this is getting boring now, if he was giving as much passion on the pitch I would ignore the nonsense but he ain't so why does he not just knuckle down and take a leaf out of the likes of Milners book by acting professionally.
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Re: Balotelli (continued)
Set fire to the fence thenmad zab said:ChrisNUFC said:sincity said:It's not the first time it's happened, is it? If City had closed off the training ground after the numerous incidents previously, there would be no job for journos to do.
You're telling me such incidents don't happen in other clubs?
You must be very naive if you think reporters don't have their personal bias against City..anyway it's my point of view, so if you don't like it, don't read, thanks..
I have it on fairly good authority that we had a similar incident involving Pardew and Barton (shocking i know) yet as our training ground is closed off to the media this was not widely reported.
as i said earlier i find it completely astounding that a club with a profile as high as yours has left itself open to the risk of this kind of thing. Are the paps present everyday??
That's because there is a public footpath running along the training ground.
Nothing the club can do about it.
We built fences, they got bigger ladders!
OB1
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moomba said:Without the reaction from RM all we have is a bad tackle on the training ground.
It may be that RM has had enough, and that's fair enough but I'm not sure Balotelli has done too much to justify the latest criticisms.
Ah but you are such a sensible soul.
I've even seen reports that it wasn't that bad a tackle.
The club needs to establish the facts very quickly and act decisively on them.
gio's side step
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Ric said:It's frustrating that we keep providing the media with more ammunition. We don't so much shoot ourselves in the foot as blow it clean off with a pump-action shotgun.
This is very simple. When Balotelli is no where near the first team we are a collective and make progress. When he returns the pantomime follows. Too many times this has happened. Its our fault for (a) signing such a petulant over rated football player and (b) our fault for thus keeping him here as long as we have
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