Sleeping_Easy said:Pam said:Ta. There's still a 99 per cent chance they've made it up though.
Whats the story and wheres it come from?
It's allegedly from La Gazzetta dello Sport but only on the newsstands version, inconveniently enough.
Sleeping_Easy said:Pam said:Ta. There's still a 99 per cent chance they've made it up though.
Whats the story and wheres it come from?
Pam said:Sleeping_Easy said:Whats the story and wheres it come from?
It's allegedly from La Gazzetta dello Sport but only on the newsstands version, inconveniently enough.
I have no idea, sleep. I'm quoting Larder.Sleeping_Easy said:Pam said:It's allegedly from La Gazzetta dello Sport but only on the newsstands version, inconveniently enough.
whats is saying?
Robinhosthumb! said:Keith Moon was talking about EUROS and NOT POUNDS,So with bonuses till 2013 Balotelli
would earn from Inter around £2.6m.
i8therags said:just heared martin jol is staying at ajax.I;m sure I read he shares the same agent as one of our targets,so things may start moving.
Roberto Mancini has admitted Manchester City have been frustrated in their attempts to sign Mario Balotelli due to Inter's asking price.
City are known to be keen on bringing Balotelli, 19, to Eastlands, and reports had suggested a £23 million deal was on the verge of completion.
However, after the player's agent, Mino Raiola, met with City directors on Tuesday, he said: "It's not been said that we'll talk tomorrow." Gazzetta dello Sport claimed the deal had stalled because Balotelli wanted to await other offers.
Mancini, though, has indicated that the difficulties have come in agreeing the transfer fee with Inter and, with a move for Aston Villa's James Milner seemingly suffering similar problems, the City boss has suggested he could consider other options.
"When Manchester City want to buy a player, other clubs ask much more than is normal," he said. "This is not good and it is not right. Until today, it is only City that are moving the market.
"We have bought three good players already but now Inter Milan, for example, are asking a lot of money for Mario Balotelli, and we want to wait. We are interested in good players like Balotelli and Milner but we have time before the market closes in August. We have a lot of different choices."
Balotelli has been the subject of controversy in Italy, but Mancini - who coached the player during his time in charge of Inter - does not feel he is likely to cause problems if he moves to Eastlands.
"I do not think he has character problems," he said. "When you are young, you make mistakes. That is true of all of us. I do not think he is a hard player to work with. I think he is a fantastic player."