Nelly's Left Foot
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Fuzzmaster101 said:
Then you misread the play just like you are misreading Balotelli. Never looked offside for a second and he knew it.
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Balotelli - What was he thinking?
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Then you misread the play just like you are misreading Balotelli. Never looked offside for a second and he knew it.
last time i heard commentaters like that were waldorf and statler?Fuzzmaster101 said:You should be an MLS commentator, you'd fit right in with the morons on there. As soon as it happened I thought, damn he's offside, so did he. I couldn't believe the backlash from fans, commentators and then (bizarrely) Mancini! Unbelieveable.Nelly's Left Foot said:chase of spades said:HE................THOUGHT.................HE......................WAS....................OFFSIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
do capitals make me believe that. NO
All the talent in the world but he really is a certified nutter. I remember watching him in a euro game. Comes on, scores, starts a fight with the opposition captain, gets booked then almost gets sent off for arguing with the ref. This all happened in the first 5 minutes of him being on the pitch.
He is box office and it is obviously entertaining but is he really a player we can count on when we really need to ? I am not so sure. Then there are his persistent injury problems.
It's clear Mancini doesn't trust him as far as he can throw him every time he gets booked in a game he almost instantaneously subs him.
Bottom line with tevez going we need aguero and nasri as I can't see Mario picking up that sort of slack and responsibility as much as I rate him ability wise.
He is box office and it is obviously entertaining but is he really a player we can count on when we really need to ? I am not so sure. Then there are his persistent injury problems.
It's clear Mancini doesn't trust him as far as he can throw him every time he gets booked in a game he almost instantaneously subs him.
Bottom line with tevez going we need aguero and nasri as I can't see Mario picking up that sort of slack and responsibility as much as I rate him ability wise.
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No, I didn't think he was offside until he pulled up. He looked onside to me but he clearly thought he wasn't hence he stopped his run.Nelly's Left Foot said:Fuzzmaster101 said:You should be an MLS commentator, you'd fit right in with the morons on there. As soon as it happened I thought, damn he's offside, so did he. I couldn't believe the backlash from fans, commentators and then (bizarrely) Mancini! Unbelieveable.Nelly's Left Foot said:do capitals make me believe that. NO
Then you misread the play just like you are misreading Balotelli. Never looked offside for a second and he knew it.
eddie c 123
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The papers will love this.
Nelly's Left Foot said:Sam_B said:im more pissed off that mancini took him off, it was bang out of order. Whats it coming too... evertime aj trys a stepover mancini's gonna take him off aswell. I personally think that balo thought he was offside and mario being mario had to do some kind of flamboyant flick to give the ball to the opposition, if you look there is no effort behind it (even for a backheel).
Everytime mario comes on or plays for us there is always the badboy comment from the commentators or in the pre match build up in the papers, my point being the media are always going to look for the chance to jump on mario or city, were just going to have to put up with it until the day mario turns up helping old women to their seat, feeding newborn babies and walking puppies (and it still wouldnt suprise me if they found a way to turn that against us then).
Maybe even just play football and not act like that in a showpiece match ,even if it was a friendly.Complete idiot.
Well done Mancini for taking him off. I hope nobody at the club believes the baloney that he heard a whistle and his fine is a big one.
Just.... take your head for a wobble and come back when youve got something decent to say.
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Fuzzmaster101 said:No, I didn't think he was offside until he pulled up. He looked onside to me but he clearly thought he wasn't hence he stopped his run.Nelly's Left Foot said:Fuzzmaster101 said:You should be an MLS commentator, you'd fit right in with the morons on there. As soon as it happened I thought, damn he's offside, so did he. I couldn't believe the backlash from fans, commentators and then (bizarrely) Mancini! Unbelieveable.
Then you misread the play just like you are misreading Balotelli. Never looked offside for a second and he knew it.
Just don't buy it sorry and glad to see that the boss didn't either. He knows him too well and a lot better than any of us on here.
alera said:All the talent in the world but he really is a certified nutter. I remember watching him in a euro game. Comes on, scores, starts a fight with the opposition captain, gets booked then almost gets sent off for arguing with the ref. This all happened in the first 5 minutes of him being on the pitch.
He is box office and it is obviously entertaining but is he really a player we can count on when we really need to ? I am not so sure. Then there are his persistent injury problems.
It's clear Mancini doesn't trust him as far as he can throw him every time he gets booked in a game he almost instantaneously subs him.
Bottom line with tevez going we need aguero and nasri as I can't see Mario picking up that sort of slack and responsibility as much as I rate him ability wise.
The season aint started yet and you have already started drinking the haterade. ITS A FRIENDLY. If Becks had done that the whole stadium would have given him a standing ovation. Get a grip its not serious.