Balotelli and Mancini in stunning training ground bust-up

zarola wrote:This nutcase? Are you guys joking? I'm very proud of Mario in this incident. He had done nothing wrong, he seems very relaxed, it's Mancini that's trying to kill him. He's having problems this season and he's trying to take it out on Balotelli and use him as a scapegoat.

Your Balotelli love is embarrassing.The guy is a C##t end off.He could kill someone and you'd probably still defend him.

Balotelli is a bit crazy, but i'd really like to have him on my team, despite his temper.Those kind of dangerous tackles are frequently happening at training sessions.It could have bene something very dangerous, but Mancini overreacted imo.We know from Skysports that Mancini is the one who started the altercation.As we know Balotelli, he surprisingly stayed calm; he could have done worse.

Anyway, bad moment for those two to keep the front pages of specialized sites in sports with their dispute.

I think you lot are being too critical of Balotelli here while letting Mancini off the hook. A bad tackle in training, okay, tell your player to knock it off and use their brain. Don't furiously grab a hold of their shirt and try to throw them on the ground.

Art Morte wrote:I think you lot are being too critical of Balotelli here while letting Mancini off the hook. A bad tackle in training, okay, tell your player to knock it off and use their brain. Don't furiously grab a hold of their shirt and try to throw them on the ground.

you're treating this as an isolated incident but this infact could be "the straw that broke the camel's back". Mancio has given Balotelli more chances than he deserves and he always repays him with shite performances.

vlafy wrote:Balotelli is a bit crazy, but i'd really like to have him on my team, despite his temper.Those kind of dangerous tackles are frequently happening at training sessions.It could have bene something very dangerous, but Mancini overreacted imo.We know from Skysports that Mancini is the one who started the altercation.As we know Balotelli, he surprisingly stayed calm; he could have done worse.

Anyway, bad moment for those two to keep the front pages of specialized sites in sports with their dispute.

no thank you, he had his chance to join us when he moved to city, but he chose that sideshow. Don't want him anywhere near United now, SAF could of saved him before, but not anymore to far gone

B-Mac MUFC wrote:

vlafy wrote:Balotelli is a bit crazy, but i'd really like to have him on my team, despite his temper.Those kind of dangerous tackles are frequently happening at training sessions.It could have bene something very dangerous, but Mancini overreacted imo.We know from Skysports that Mancini is the one who started the altercation.As we know Balotelli, he surprisingly stayed calm; he could have done worse.

Anyway, bad moment for those two to keep the front pages of specialized sites in sports with their dispute.

no thank you, he had his chance to join us when he moved to city, but he chose that sideshow. Don't want him anywhere near United now, SAF could of saved him before, but not anymore to far gone

I was speaking from the perspective of a coach when I said that i'd like to have him on my team.Now, we don't need him at MUTD.

Can you guys see Rooney doing this to Fergie? Not in a million years

Mancini is a weak fool and as for Balotelli.....well, there aren't enough negative adjectives in all of Oxford to do him justice

Art Morte wrote:I think you lot are being too critical of Balotelli here while letting Mancini off the hook. A bad tackle in training, okay, tell your player to knock it off and use their brain. Don't furiously grab a hold of their shirt and try to throw them on the ground.

Clough once punched Roy Keane in the face after a game where he gifted the opposition a goal

Yup. I can totally see Mancini running up to Balotelli after a slide tackle and trying to throw him to the ground. Totally see that.



Not.

Patrick Bateman wrote:

zarola wrote:This nutcase? Are you guys joking? I'm very proud of Mario in this incident. He had done nothing wrong, he seems very relaxed, it's Mancini that's trying to kill him. He's having problems this season and he's trying to take it out on Balotelli and use him as a scapegoat.

Your Balotelli love is embarrassing.The guy is a C##t end off.He could kill someone and you'd probably still defend him.

nah I fully agree with what Art Morte and Vlafy had to say on this incident. I'm not so lenient with Balotelli anymore after he went nuts against Arsenal that one game and I was convinced he wouldn't make the euro team for breaching the 'code of ethics' Prandelli had set. I just don't think this particular incident was all that bad on his part.

Arquitecto wrote:What?

Mancio was unhappy about his tackle to Scott Sinclair and responded in a very heated manner to Balotelli, who quite frankly is deserving of all the heat he gets from him. As a professional player you DO NOT react in such a manner when the manager is berating you for your actions.

What Balo has done is disgraceful as there is no other way about it.

I agree 100%. shameful behavior. Mancini is the COACH - as a player, this is your boss and you have to respect him and his choices if you're playing for him.. If not, then Balo should just gtfo

Mancini has done so much for Balotelli. He's the only one who's still willing to put up with his drama and constant BS. No other player in the world would be able to get away with the constant crap that Balo pulls, really..

And after all this, he still has no respect for Mancini or anybody else for that matter. Montella's analysis of Balo is completely spot-on : "a waste" .. nothing more, nothing less.

I swear Man City training sessions must be the most entertaining training sessions that every boy wants to be a part of. Balotelli

Mancini suggested the incident was blown out of proportion and maintained that Balotelli does have a future with the club, but only if he improves his behaviour.

"It wasn't bad," he explained. "We were playing a game, Mario kicked his team-mate and I said to him 'go inside, leave the pitch'.
"He said 'no' so I took his shirt and pushed him off the pitch. This is really what happened. Nothing special.

"It wasn't bad."

So from what I've heard it sounds like Mancini was just genuinely pissed off already Balotelli petulantly tripped not slide tackled not taekwondo kicked Sinclair and Mancini lost it.....

Sounds like stress is getting to Mancini lool

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20908006