BlueMo'
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Re: Mario rebuffs the Sun!
My mistake then.......Sorreee!!
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My mistake then.......Sorreee!!
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MCC
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Re: Mario rebuffs the Sun!
I think most of us love Mario for his contribution over the past couple of years. Never a dull moment, infuriating at times, childish, frustrating, stupid and some flashes of pure class. Ultimately those flashes of class were too infrequent but I bet he gets a standing ovation the next time he plays at the Etihad. The talent is there and I hope he fulfills it. Good luck Mario and thank you for the good times.
I think most of us love Mario for his contribution over the past couple of years. Never a dull moment, infuriating at times, childish, frustrating, stupid and some flashes of pure class. Ultimately those flashes of class were too infrequent but I bet he gets a standing ovation the next time he plays at the Etihad. The talent is there and I hope he fulfills it. Good luck Mario and thank you for the good times.
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Re: Mario rebuffs the Sun!
He was training in sunshine with shorts on yesterday.
For me, Italian cuisine is the finest in the world.
Like you find when you go on holiday there, it's not quite the same at an Italian restaurant in England
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He was training in sunshine with shorts on yesterday.
For me, Italian cuisine is the finest in the world.
Like you find when you go on holiday there, it's not quite the same at an Italian restaurant in England
stan bowles
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What does come across is the work that Galliani put in to make this transfer happen. He says it is one of the most complicated transfers he's ever been involved in, how he's had sleepless nights during the negotiations, how he's made changes to the squad to free up the resources to bring Mario in. It just shows if a club really wants a player and makes him feel really wanted it can be made to happen. It's this sort of approach that we need to adopt when we are going after players in the summer.
What does come across is the work that Galliani put in to make this transfer happen. He says it is one of the most complicated transfers he's ever been involved in, how he's had sleepless nights during the negotiations, how he's made changes to the squad to free up the resources to bring Mario in. It just shows if a club really wants a player and makes him feel really wanted it can be made to happen. It's this sort of approach that we need to adopt when we are going after players in the summer.
Mario - Not in City's Plans?
So, Galliani said in the presser that they made an offer for Mario and it was rejected.
End of story...
Until the next night, City calls Milan back up and accepts the offer (without the offer being raised or changed)
There's been talk of "why would they sell him" but there seems to be some underlying truths coming out of the woodwork. I admit, a January sale seemed strange... There was either an anticipation of a big signing on City's part (which failed) or they really didnt want him on the squad anymore.
Thoughts?
So, Galliani said in the presser that they made an offer for Mario and it was rejected.
End of story...
Until the next night, City calls Milan back up and accepts the offer (without the offer being raised or changed)
There's been talk of "why would they sell him" but there seems to be some underlying truths coming out of the woodwork. I admit, a January sale seemed strange... There was either an anticipation of a big signing on City's part (which failed) or they really didnt want him on the squad anymore.
Thoughts?
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Re: Mario rebuffs the Sun!
Played Mario, fantastic. I'll sit back whilst you take Seria A by storm.
Played Mario, fantastic. I'll sit back whilst you take Seria A by storm.
Barcon
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Lol, just my interpretation of it, you may well be right. Maybe he likes to drive around with a dildo on his head.<br /><br />-- Fri Feb 01, 2013 7:57 pm --<br /><br />
From all reports, I'd say he couldn't drive a hard prick into a bucket of lard.
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Lol, just my interpretation of it, you may well be right. Maybe he likes to drive around with a dildo on his head.<br /><br />-- Fri Feb 01, 2013 7:57 pm --<br /><br />
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From all reports, I'd say he couldn't drive a hard prick into a bucket of lard.
Newman Noggs
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Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?
If I wanted "underlying truths" the last person I'd go to would be Galliani
If I wanted "underlying truths" the last person I'd go to would be Galliani
Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?
I don't disagree, but if he's coming out and saying what he's saying.. it's likely partially true. He doesn;t really need to lie in this case, as we got our man.
Let's just ASSUME what he's saying is true.
Why reject, then come back next day and say "let's do it".. especially when the coach still wanted him here
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I don't disagree, but if he's coming out and saying what he's saying.. it's likely partially true. He doesn;t really need to lie in this case, as we got our man.
Let's just ASSUME what he's saying is true.
Why reject, then come back next day and say "let's do it".. especially when the coach still wanted him here
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Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?
If they are not in your first team plans, or are not young and have the potential to be in the future. You need to sell, or you end up paying massive wages for players who give you nothing. Wish him all the best but was never going to be a regular first team player.
We need to replace in the summer with better, Cavani, Falco or Suárez in that order for me.
If they are not in your first team plans, or are not young and have the potential to be in the future. You need to sell, or you end up paying massive wages for players who give you nothing. Wish him all the best but was never going to be a regular first team player.
We need to replace in the summer with better, Cavani, Falco or Suárez in that order for me.
Le Havre Oswald
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Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?
Mancio you might have already said but who do you actually support.
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Mancio you might have already said but who do you actually support.
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Re: Mario rebuffs the Sun!
Its sad to think that his 2.5 years were hindered by a bullying press pack full of shitcunts who enjoyed nothing more than having a snide pop at a 20/21/22 year old at every opportunity.
moving back to Italy must feel like a huge weight off his shoulders, he will shine
Its sad to think that his 2.5 years were hindered by a bullying press pack full of shitcunts who enjoyed nothing more than having a snide pop at a 20/21/22 year old at every opportunity.
moving back to Italy must feel like a huge weight off his shoulders, he will shine
Barcon
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Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?
Pisa, he's from Pisa.
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Pisa, he's from Pisa.
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