Goodbye Mario? (merged)

[pudge]

So what I've gathered from the last 10 or so pages is that if you have posted in this thread you are "obsessed" with Mario? Even though this is the Mario thread...

Also, if you didn't rate Mario you are a "hater"?

Genuine question, what's the average age in this thread?

I like you fudge. You remind me of myself when I was very young and stupid!

And you say you don't embarrass yourself

 

[MCC]

Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?

medicals ? LOL

mario is a few of votes for berlusconi. he would have passed the medicals even if he had an amputated leg

So you think he is as much a political signing as much as a sporting and commercial one?

I for one wouldnt/couldnt deny there is a political agenda involved.
But to say it isnt sporting/commercial related would be flat out biased.


What was his bad apple comment all about? He soon changed his tune the bunga bunga loving paedo.

Berlusconi is one of the richest men in the world. With extremely rich sponsors as well. If the guy wanted to get nuts, he could buyout anyone in the world.

He wanted Mario for many reasons and sporting is DEFINITELY one of them

 

[ACMilan]

In the presser Galliani said Berlusconi never uttered those words. Made up by media.
No way to confirm or deny this.

But usually when they say one thing, they do another<br /><br />-- Fri Feb 01, 2013 4:52 pm --<br /><br />‏@Milanello

Balotelli: "I have always been a center forward. Allegri has told me that he'll let me play in the center of the attack - my perfect role."

 

[Mancio]

Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?

medicals ? LOL

mario is a few of votes for berlusconi. he would have passed the medicals even if he had an amputated leg

So you think he is as much a political signing as much as a sporting and commercial one?

I for one wouldnt/couldnt deny there is a political agenda involved.
But to say it isnt sporting/commercial related would be flat out biased.

Berlusconi is one of the richest men in the world. With extremely rich sponsors as well. If the guy wanted to get nuts, he could buyout anyone in the world.

He wanted Mario for many reasons and sporting is DEFINITELY one of them

a "rotten apple who can infest the dressing room" ??????

you may also leave in canada but it seem you are the exact portrait of acmilan residual fans<br /><br />-- Fri Feb 01, 2013 9:54 pm --<br /><br />

The Express says the deal could reach £25million. Don't know how accurate their numbers are but I'll choose to believe them because it's convenient. :)

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.express.co.uk/football/view/374575" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.express.co.uk/football/view/374575</a>

Yes. We got 20mil upfront and another five in add-ons, four of which we would see pretty soon as far as I understood it. That last mil is in doubt though, some "a certain number games for national side" add-on or something.

again. Not that this is written in stone, but ALL the numbers out of italy say 20m EURO (not pound) and only 3m euro in bonuses.

we shall see

those figures come stright out from the acmilan gestapo press bureau

 

[ACMilan]

Re: Mario - Not in City's Plans?

a "rotten apple who can infest the dressing room" ??????

you may also leave in canada but it seem you are the exact portrait of acmilan residual fans

If youve read what Ie wrote since Ive arrived on this forum, you wouldnt be saying that.

But anyways...

 

[Mancio]

In the presser Galliani said Berlusconi never uttered those words. Made up by media.
No way to confirm or deny this.

But usually when they say one thing, they do another

-- Fri Feb 01, 2013 4:52 pm --

‏@Milanello

Balotelli: "I have always been a center forward. Allegri has told me that he'll let me play in the center of the attack - my perfect role."

no way to confirm or deny ??????????????? LOL there are thousands of videos from all the media

do you speak italian ? do you understand italian ?? look at here

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yfdO4ladUk[/youtube]

 

[chesterguy]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O283MijqqxU[/youtube]

Love this wish Roberto and the club would do exactly the same to the media over here

 

[BluePurgatory]

So what I've gathered from the last 10 or so pages is that if you have posted in this thread you are "obsessed" with Mario? Even though this is the Mario thread...

Also, if you didn't rate Mario you are a "hater"?

Genuine question, what's the average age in this thread?

I like you fudge. You remind me of myself when I was very young and stupid!

And you say you don't embarrass yourself

Fudgie Baby, I could eat a bowl of alphabetical soup and shit out a smarter retort than that!

 

[jrb]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O283MijqqxU[/youtube]

Love this wish Roberto and the club would do exactly the same to the media over here

Was that Vicky Kloss clapping after Mario told the *Sun-ited* where to go?

 

[BluePurgatory]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O283MijqqxU[/youtube]

Love this wish Roberto and the club would do exactly the same to the media over here

Well said Mario!

 

[r.soleofsalford]

I like you fudge. You remind me of myself when I was very young and stupid!

And you say you don't embarrass yourself

Fudgie Baby, I could eat a bowl of alphabetical soup and shit out a smarter retort than that!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

come on pudge your turn

 

[birchvillablue]

Brilliant, fuckin hate the Sun and the rest of the Rag Tops, absolute dogshit, apart from Rags who buys this shite I really don't understand why.

 

[BluePurgatory]

Brilliant, fuckin hate the Sun and the rest of the Rag Tops, absolute dogshit, apart from Rags who buys this shite I really don't understand why.

Agree and at least both sets of fans will have one thing in common on sunday we both hate the sun!

 

[pudge]

I like you fudge. You remind me of myself when I was very young and stupid!

And you say you don't embarrass yourself

Fudgie Baby, I could eat a bowl of alphabetical soup and shit out a smarter retort than that!

Away you go then.

I still don't understand this grudge you bear with me but if resulting to childish name calling is what helps you through the day then so be it

 

[redmizzle]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O283MijqqxU[/youtube]

Love this wish Roberto and the club would do exactly the same to the media over here

Telling it like it is, nice one.

 

[citymad]

Bloody hell balo that was brilliant, we need more people to tell that shitbag newspaper where to go. Big respect and I'm feeling gutted for you it didn't work out at city!

 

[DruntBlunt]

Ciao Mario, and all the best for you in your life. Scoring with your shoulder just because you can, man, you really made watching City matches something special. I'll miss you. Don't mind all the wankers that hate you for being who you are, keep cool and become what you can.

All the best,
Trygve

 

[Vienna_70]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O283MijqqxU[/youtube]

Love this wish Roberto and the club would do exactly the same to the media over here

Well done, Mario.

What a brilliant put-down!

 

[LoveCity]

A hilariously bitter rant about Mario by the very media parasite he schooled is now on The S*n's site. Pure scum. Here it is:

MARIO BALOTELLI needed just 14 minutes to get his first rollicking back in Milan.

And it happened live on TV during his helter-skelter presentation to the world here at the San Siro.

It came after a question by RAI, the Italian national broadcaster, regarding Milan president Silvio Berlusconi’s comment a few weeks ago that he was a ‘rotten apple’.

Berlusconi’s words were reported by all the major media outlets after pictures of Balotelli grappling with his then Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini at training went around the globe.

That almost spelt the end of Milan’s pursuit of the striker but just weeks later, here he was following his £19.5million move from City this week.

Balotelli responded: “I was in Manchester and didn’t hear it. I heard it later when my agent was already speaking to the club. The president has already excused himself for saying that... ”

At that point no-nonsense Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani butted in to show Balotelli that he cannot put a foot wrong at the Rossoneri.

Turning to Balotelli he said: “Sorry, you don’t know this but I do.

“The president has already said he’s never said such a thing, which is a bit different. Thank you for the question and I will answer it myself.

“The president has never excused himself. This is my answer to the journalist. I see the questions and I am older than you and I understand the meaning of the questions better than you.”

So out of the frying pan and into the fire, Mario. Balotelli smiled, embarrassed and cut down to size in front of the watching world media.

There were 130 journalists and TV crews from countries as far away as China, while the event was streamed live on YouTube in hundreds of countries by Milan’s official channel.

Balotelli, 22, blamed everyone but himself for his ROTTEN years in England. He blamed the English newspapers and insisted he had no regrets.

Don’t worry Mario. We all know it was the English papers that set your house on fire with fireworks, crashed your cars, got involved in training ground punch-ups with your team-mates AND with your manager.

The Italian international striker insisted he will only miss his team-mates and hates English food and the weather. It was minus two degrees outside the San Siro yesterday, by the way.

So welcome home then to the bright sunshine Mario.

He said: “No, I don’t have regrets about my time in England. I have to say thanks to all the City fans because they’ve been very nice to me.

“They always supported me in the bad moments. I have to thank my team-mates and my manager.

“As for everything else, I am happy that I left England. The good things were only when I went to Carrington to train, my team-mates and manager. And bad things everything else.

“The Press. The weather. The food. The way I like to drive and that’s it.”

Funny he should say the way he ‘likes’ to drive, given the way he crashed his Audi R8 days after arriving in England.

At least Balotelli admitted the Premier League is superior to Serie A and even admitted that he had to look for another club after he was frozen out of first-team football by fed-up Mancini.

He said: “I have to be honest, English football is beautiful.

“And, if I can say, it is ahead of the Italian League.

“But in England I wasn’t playing so I had this dream to play for Milan and to be close to my family and to my friends.

“To be honest the Premier League is an amazing League. I think it’s the best.

“The crowd, the pitches are really amazing. I don’t know for the future if I could go back or not. For the moment I want to be here.”

But his parting shot was typical Balotelli. He said: “You don’t need to understand me, I don’t care.”

And the maverick striker continued: “It does not weigh heavily on me. It’s an honour to play for Milan.

“I’m already a man. I want to play as soon as possible.

“To be back in Milan is important — above all — because I am close to my family and my friends. Manchester is not close to Milan.

“To play for Milan has always been a dream and so I am happy. But I want to do my talking on the pitch.

“I left three years ago. I have grown up and I am here to win. I want to be the protagonist and win.”

He will certainly be the protagonist all right.

The last word, of course, has to go to Galliani, a man who has run the Italian giants with an iron fist for 27 years.

He said: “I hope I won’t have reason to occupy myself and I hope there won’t be a reason to deal with anything.”

Well, here’s hoping to that, Signore.

 

[Metal Biker]

A hilariously bitter rant about Mario by the very media parasite he schooled is now on The S*n's site. Pure scum. Here it is:

MARIO BALOTELLI needed just 14 minutes to get his first rollicking back in Milan.

And it happened live on TV during his helter-skelter presentation to the world here at the San Siro.

It came after a question by RAI, the Italian national broadcaster, regarding Milan president Silvio Berlusconi’s comment a few weeks ago that he was a ‘rotten apple’.

Berlusconi’s words were reported by all the major media outlets after pictures of Balotelli grappling with his then Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini at training went around the globe.

That almost spelt the end of Milan’s pursuit of the striker but just weeks later, here he was following his £19.5million move from City this week.

Balotelli responded: “I was in Manchester and didn’t hear it. I heard it later when my agent was already speaking to the club. The president has already excused himself for saying that... ”

At that point no-nonsense Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani butted in to show Balotelli that he cannot put a foot wrong at the Rossoneri.

Turning to Balotelli he said: “Sorry, you don’t know this but I do.

“The president has already said he’s never said such a thing, which is a bit different. Thank you for the question and I will answer it myself.

“The president has never excused himself. This is my answer to the journalist. I see the questions and I am older than you and I understand the meaning of the questions better than you.”

So out of the frying pan and into the fire, Mario. Balotelli smiled, embarrassed and cut down to size in front of the watching world media.

There were 130 journalists and TV crews from countries as far away as China, while the event was streamed live on YouTube in hundreds of countries by Milan’s official channel.

Balotelli, 22, blamed everyone but himself for his ROTTEN years in England. He blamed the English newspapers and insisted he had no regrets.

Don’t worry Mario. We all know it was the English papers that set your house on fire with fireworks, crashed your cars, got involved in training ground punch-ups with your team-mates AND with your manager.

The Italian international striker insisted he will only miss his team-mates and hates English food and the weather. It was minus two degrees outside the San Siro yesterday, by the way.

So welcome home then to the bright sunshine Mario.

He said: “No, I don’t have regrets about my time in England. I have to say thanks to all the City fans because they’ve been very nice to me.

“They always supported me in the bad moments. I have to thank my team-mates and my manager.

“As for everything else, I am happy that I left England. The good things were only when I went to Carrington to train, my team-mates and manager. And bad things everything else.

“The Press. The weather. The food. The way I like to drive and that’s it.”

Funny he should say the way he ‘likes’ to drive, given the way he crashed his Audi R8 days after arriving in England.

At least Balotelli admitted the Premier League is superior to Serie A and even admitted that he had to look for another club after he was frozen out of first-team football by fed-up Mancini.

He said: “I have to be honest, English football is beautiful.

“And, if I can say, it is ahead of the Italian League.

“But in England I wasn’t playing so I had this dream to play for Milan and to be close to my family and to my friends.

“To be honest the Premier League is an amazing League. I think it’s the best.

“The crowd, the pitches are really amazing. I don’t know for the future if I could go back or not. For the moment I want to be here.”

But his parting shot was typical Balotelli. He said: “You don’t need to understand me, I don’t care.”

And the maverick striker continued: “It does not weigh heavily on me. It’s an honour to play for Milan.

“I’m already a man. I want to play as soon as possible.

“To be back in Milan is important — above all — because I am close to my family and my friends. Manchester is not close to Milan.

“To play for Milan has always been a dream and so I am happy. But I want to do my talking on the pitch.

“I left three years ago. I have grown up and I am here to win. I want to be the protagonist and win.”

He will certainly be the protagonist all right.

The last word, of course, has to go to Galliani, a man who has run the Italian giants with an iron fist for 27 years.

He said: “I hope I won’t have reason to occupy myself and I hope there won’t be a reason to deal with anything.”

Well, here’s hoping to that, Signore.

Was just about to post this. What an embarrassment that newspaper is; petulant with no sense of dignity.