I don't care what he does off the field... but what he's got to accept is that all this chaos that goes around him is going to make him a target. That's been the case from the first day he arrived at the club. Had the incident been in the lower leagues with a different player we wouldn't of even heard of it, however because it's Mario it's going to be highlighted... and Mancini needs to point this out to him because they will jump up for whatever reason.
It may stink but it doesn't change anything... the only thing that can be done is that Balotelli doesn't put himself in those situations. It's the same for whenever he makes a tackle, players were kicking each other off the field on Sunday and at the very first tackle he made players appealed and Webb instantly booked him because opposition teams know that he's the one the pundits/media/officials keep watch on.
But there is no point in moaning about it and saying the FA need to change because they won't... Mario doesn't need to make these tackles and if Mancini doesn't point this out to him it could cost us dearly at some point. Luckily enough we got Aguero and Dzeko. He and Mancini need to realise that he isn't Saint Frank Lampard who totally went unnoticed by the FA for his tackle against Wolves... that elbow that Lescott made went unnoticed by Spurs players on the field, had it been Mario you know they would of been right round Webb calling for his head... just like when we played Liverpool. There is no point in the club or fans moaning about inconsistancy because it doesn't change a thing... he has to realise he's going to be treated differently and that he has to change, whether we like it or not.
He can do what he likes off the field but don't give them an excuse to call for his head when he's on the pitch.
