Goodbye Mario? (merged)

[mancity1]

Out with the old and in with the new as they say.

Provided some great moments as many have said will miss him when it comes to taking a penalty but his heart and mind and everything else for that matter including his child was not at the club for a large part of his tenure and it was best for him to move on.

A tad concerned we did not get another striker in either short or long term to replace him but hopefully we will manage with what we have until May.

Nothing more to say other than he will probably still be more known for what he creates outside the game once he hangs up his boots which is a pity for him long term because as RM and others have said he has the talent to be a top notch striker.

 

[Skashion]

Of course I remember that. I was genuinely shocked at how quiet the place was. I used to go there with my brother and was talking to him over Xmas about how empty the place was when I was in there with you. Don't worry, next time we can go to a co-operative, organic, mother earth restaurant and have lentil and yoghurt bake with elder flower wine.

Oh how little ye know me.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Of course I remember that. I was genuinely shocked at how quiet the place was. I used to go there with my brother and was talking to him over Xmas about how empty the place was when I was in there with you. Don't worry, next time we can go to a co-operative, organic, mother earth restaurant and have lentil and yoghurt bake with elder flower wine.

Oh how little ye know me.

Wasn't expecting this sort of reaction. It really has irked you far more than it should have.

 

[Skashion]

Wasn't expecting this sort of reaction. It really has irked you far more than it should have.

Only a little Englander comes out with a stupid line like that.

 

[Utter bobbins]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

Perhaps you should broaden your horizons beyond Brewer's Fayre and Harvester, mate.

 

[TFC]

Wasn't expecting this sort of reaction. It really has irked you far more than it should have.

Only a little Englander comes out with a stupid line like that.

Like a tennis match this, loving it :D

 

[Utter bobbins]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

Perhaps you should broaden your horizons beyond Brewer's Fayre and Harvester, mate.

What would you suggest, beyond dead animal and carrots

 

[mancity1]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

 

[bernabias home shirt]

Wasn't expecting this sort of reaction. It really has irked you far more than it should have.

Only a little Englander comes out with a stupid line like that.

Like a tennis match this, loving it :D

6-0 6-0 5-0
Gdm is serving for the match :)

 

[Utter bobbins]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

Jeez we're you from

 

[mancity1]

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

Jeez we're you from

Not as grim up north as it is for you (LOL) but look and you shall see.

 

[moomba]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

I thought it was an exceptional way of getting his point across. Wasn't over the top, wasn't nasty, said what needed to be said.

 

[Utter bobbins]

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

Jeez we're you from

Not as grim up north as it is for you (LOL) but look and you shall see.

Cannot comment on the quality of the Aussie Barbie unfortunately never had the pleasure

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

Perhaps you should broaden your horizons beyond Brewer's Fayre and Harvester, mate.

What would you suggest, beyond dead animal and carrots

Toby Carvery might make you change your mind.

 

[Utter bobbins]

Perhaps you should broaden your horizons beyond Brewer's Fayre and Harvester, mate.

What would you suggest, beyond dead animal and carrots

Toby Carvery might make you change your mind.

Your wit is creasing me please stop

 

[BluePurgatory]

It shouldn't bother me, but it really annoys me when people from other countries moan about our food. Someone with the resources of a Cheshire based Premier League footballer can eat what they want, when they want, as well as eat at some of the world's best restaurants within three hours drive, something a resident of Milan could not boast. I lived there for a short while in the early-naughties and it is well short of being a 'great' city.

Agree with him about our weather, mind.

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

So if you were Mario how would you have dealt with this reporter???

 

[lostmyhouseski]

I had to laugh where one of the retorts was that some of the worlds best restaurants are within a 3 hour drive . hardly defending Manchester that! The food can be incredibly bland but you dont move to the uk for the food and I am sure it was tongue in cheek comment just like the weather

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

What would you suggest, beyond dead animal and carrots

Toby Carvery might make you change your mind.

Your wit is creasing me please stop

I am, like English food, an acquired taste.

 

[mancity1]

Mario is right British food is shite, it dull and boring. Never ever go out and eat English food, rarely cook it.

The food in England from my memory is up with the best of them but again it depends where and when and to be fare some eateries don't have the resources to compete with others and shouldn't be judged accordingly.

Overall the standard is far superior to what it was when I was over there in 78.

Mario's response to the reporter while direct and a tad humerous again shows his immaturity.

If he has a beef with the paper or the particular journalist there are better ways to get his point across than at his first press conference at Milan.

I thought it was an exceptional way of getting his point across. Wasn't over the top, wasn't nasty, said what needed to be said.

Agreed it wasn't nasty but its like saying I don't wish to talk to anybody from Telstra anymore because I don't like the customer service rep I spoke to last Moomba.

I will talk to Optus staff because they are nice to me and treat me with respect until one or two don't.

You soon run out of people you may one day need to rely on to help you Moomba.

Exceptional ?

Hardly Moomba.

Little kid stuff in reality , your mob gave me a bum deal so I don't want to talk to you or answer whatever you have to ask me now.

My 22 year old could come up with better repartee than that and he is given a bum time with most press as well.

It embarrassed his " sidekick " (LOL) and he would have been better off giving the reporter an opportunity to ask the question first and then responding.

Don't get me wrong I am sure he would like to say the same to many people Moomba and no doubt will if he gets the opportunity to participate in more press conferences but you could tell he didn't want to be there and was pressured to do so for PR purposes.

I am sure we won't be seeing much of Mario in such an environment too often in the future either on his own or with others representing AC.