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City fury at Balo strip club shame
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By NEIL CUSTIS
MARIO BALOTELLI is facing the fury of Roberto Mancini after being pictured coming out of a strip club in the early hours of yesterday.
Manchester City chief Mancini was planning to start the Italian striker against Bolton today.
Now the controversial star is facing the axe for his latest misdemeanour.
Balotelli, 21, was snapped leaving the 'X In The City' strip club in Liverpool at 2.45am yesterday morning.
Mancini expects his players to be at home and in bed at that time with a first-team game less than 48 hours away. Mancini will be especially angry as he was relying on 13-goal Balotelli today with both Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero returning from internationals.
There was no suggestion Balotelli was drunk as he is a tee-totaller.
But this is just the latest in a long list of incidents involving the player since he arrived for £22million from Inter.
He recently returned from a four-game ban after stamping on Scott Parker.
That was his second red card this season and fourth in all since joining the club in August 2010.
Most recently off the pitch Balotelli and some pals set fire to his house when they exploded fireworks from the bathroom window. Just this week he was left out of the Italian squad for the game against USA with coach Cesare Prandelli citing his indiscipline.
Mancini jumped to his defence yesterday claiming he was still the best striker in Italy. But that was before he learned of Balotelli's latest howler.
Mancini said: "Mario is the best Italian striker, 100 per cent. I hope after this week, with him not playing for Italy, it will help him in for the rest of this season.
"We know Mario is a top player but he should improve his behaviour."
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City fury at Balo strip club shame
Exclusive
By NEIL CUSTIS
MARIO BALOTELLI is facing the fury of Roberto Mancini after being pictured coming out of a strip club in the early hours of yesterday.
Manchester City chief Mancini was planning to start the Italian striker against Bolton today.
Now the controversial star is facing the axe for his latest misdemeanour.
Balotelli, 21, was snapped leaving the 'X In The City' strip club in Liverpool at 2.45am yesterday morning.
Mancini expects his players to be at home and in bed at that time with a first-team game less than 48 hours away. Mancini will be especially angry as he was relying on 13-goal Balotelli today with both Edin Dzeko and Sergio Aguero returning from internationals.
There was no suggestion Balotelli was drunk as he is a tee-totaller.
But this is just the latest in a long list of incidents involving the player since he arrived for £22million from Inter.
He recently returned from a four-game ban after stamping on Scott Parker.
That was his second red card this season and fourth in all since joining the club in August 2010.
Most recently off the pitch Balotelli and some pals set fire to his house when they exploded fireworks from the bathroom window. Just this week he was left out of the Italian squad for the game against USA with coach Cesare Prandelli citing his indiscipline.
Mancini jumped to his defence yesterday claiming he was still the best striker in Italy. But that was before he learned of Balotelli's latest howler.
Mancini said: "Mario is the best Italian striker, 100 per cent. I hope after this week, with him not playing for Italy, it will help him in for the rest of this season.
"We know Mario is a top player but he should improve his behaviour."