I understand the point a lot of posters are making about Mario and letting him be himself and I agree to a point, I love his tell it like it is way, his eccentricities and totally agree about him being a breath of fresh air. It doesn't bother me if he smiles or celebrates a goal in his own way, his talent is unquestionable but I do have concerns about his temperament on the pitch. He seems to brood on any injustice on the pitch instead of letting it go and then reacts stupidly as in the Notts game. Dzeko was also denied a penalty but carried on. I know others get away with things because of who they are but he isn't going to, refs have their eye on him before he kicks the ball, players are going to target him because they know he will react. I fear he is making it all to easy for them. I know this may be all part of his make up but I hope he can wise up because if he gets a yellow for something silly like the Notts game, he is leaving himself open to players trying to abuse this to get him sent off. To me he isn't a child, he is a man who is a professional footballer player. I sympathise with his childhood and the racial treatment he received but I hope he can look at his time here as a fresh start with fans who want him and will support him. If he is trying to reign it in a bit, against Aris he didn't have any problems, then it is all good, If not and Mancini can't get him to let things go then I hope you are so forgiving if his temperament and need to react costs the team in a crucial game. Will we all be happy to say, " That's just the way Mario is.."
Before anyone accuses be of being a ' hater' can I assure you I am not, I genuinely want the best for him and hope he can settle here and enjoy playing for us.