Last year they and the press made a big deal about a couple of occasions when Carlos and Mario didn't take kindly to being subbed, claiming it showed unrest in the camp and that Mancini was struggling to maintain control of the dressing room.
Yesterday, Suarez does the same thing to their mate Kenny and it's all chuckles and 'no striker likes being substituted'.
Hypocritical and lame.
As for Everton, it has all pretty much been said and shows what we already knew.
Moyes and some of their fans, like DSOB, are as graceless, embittered, envious and undignified in defeat as they have been in victory in the past.
His myopic campaign against Vinnie and the officials is a smokescreen to cover his own failings. Nobody else is taken in, except his golfing pal Hansen.
If that is an example of this 'class' and 'spirit' that football's self-appointed moral guardians possess (just don't mention institutional racism or Hans Segers) and which we are repeatedly told we cannot buy, then they are welcome to it.
As ever, shackattack and standup remain their few diplomats to planet earth.