Reason balo is no longer part of Liverpool. Crazy as usual

[superseiyan]

Hahaha... Funny shit.
The lads just young, got loads of cash and fucking about.

He'll be playing in the MLS or something in a few years.

Superb talent, but too much of a showman than a sport athlete

Yea, he'd do well in LA or NY if if he's quality there is enough to get away with being semi-serious. Lots of opportunity to do the showman thing there, and they are culturally diverse if he's all about that (which he obviously is).

Thing with Balotelli is you know what you're getting. Any team that signs him just has to own that.

 

[marco]

after the photos of him in the tunnel today something tells me him leaving this club was one massive mistake 'that's looking at it from his prospective', i think if he ever came back it might just sink in that its time to stop playing games and get on with what a great player he could be, id love to have him back on the cheap and the cub turn him back into what he should be

 

[marco]

no doubt there are a lot of Balo haters about , but i think its a tragedy , the kid has everything skill wise , real shame he cant get a manager and a club to bring the best out of him and believe in him , would love to see a motivated and hungry Balo back at City , but it wont happen , too much of a risk .He will end up playing in Turkey , MLS or Asia , and becoming comedic value for the media , if ever a player suited the phrase "a loveable rogue" its Balo.

how could there possibly be Balo haters 'the Ferdinand wink,the why me, no one can hate this guy esp if there a blue

 

[IH8MUFC]

after the photos of him in the tunnel today something tells me him leaving this club was one massive mistake 'that's looking at it from his prospective', i think if he ever came back it might just sink in that its time to stop playing games and get on with what a great player he could be, id love to have him back on the cheap and the cub turn him back into what he should be

He is talented but he doesn't have the work ethic. Today everybody showed the work ethic. There's no room for passengers in modern football.

 

[goatersnipple]

after the photos of him in the tunnel today something tells me him leaving this club was one massive mistake 'that's looking at it from his prospective', i think if he ever came back it might just sink in that its time to stop playing games and get on with what a great player he could be, id love to have him back on the cheap and the cub turn him back into what he should be

Agree.
He could be the best in the world.
If he want.
But I also thinks he's one of the players the will only play for one club.
And that's us

 

[BigOscar]

He should really go Portugal, they love a lazy showboater over there and love a cult hero. Do a Quaresma. They don't have the money to pay his wages though unfortunately, as he'd have a great time

 

[marco]

He is talented but he doesn't have the work ethic. Today everybody showed the work ethic. There's no room for passengers in modern football.

your right mate 'the work ethic' today no one was out for a free ride, maybe i'm just a little to soft but i do love the guy for the moments he showed up

 

[u2fme2]

Get him back on a free.

 

[IH8MUFC]

your right mate 'the work ethic' today no one was out for a free ride, maybe i'm just a little to soft but i do love the guy for the moments he showed up

Yeah he is entertaining.

Think he should go to reality t.v. because as a football player on the park he is a liability. No doubt he is funny as f... on the team bus to the game etc... Just not where it counts on the football pitch.

Pelligrini wouldn't go near him so he would never come back.

 

[supercrystal7]

after the photos of him in the tunnel today something tells me him leaving this club was one massive mistake 'that's looking at it from his prospective', i think if he ever came back it might just sink in that its time to stop playing games and get on with what a great player he could be, id love to have him back on the cheap and the cub turn him back into what he should be

I was very wrong about him. When he was at City I thought he would mature and by this age be one of the top 5 strikers in the world. He didn't listen when experienced football men said he could lose everything and end up losing all his talent. He is not even a Cassano, because Cassano had more moments. I definitely think he now looks back at City and realises just how great he had things: the fans loved him the, the manager trusted him, he won trophies, he played with other great players, he got along with the team. He blew it and I am not sure he can salvage his career.