m00nie Posted 26 October 2011 Posted 26 October 2011 Never send Mario out to buy an iron. when i first read it in the paper i though fk me his mum looks a right milf... then read into it and seen that was another part of the story and she was some model friend or sumat.....
Narborough_fox Posted 29 October 2011 Posted 29 October 2011 http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/oddballs/880036-mario-balotellis-super-mario-training-snood-scuppered-by-in-game-ban
somebum Posted 29 October 2011 Posted 29 October 2011 This guy is a loveable rogue... I have previously despised him but I'm starting to love him
Leicester_Loyal Posted 29 October 2011 Posted 29 October 2011 Used to hate Balotelli. How very wrong I was
VinceNoir Posted 31 October 2011 Posted 31 October 2011 He just gets better and better!! Super Mario Kart
Yojoe36 Posted 31 October 2011 Posted 31 October 2011 Now a racetrack in his back yard. What a Legend
davieG Posted 2 November 2011 Posted 2 November 2011 Awesomeness personified Billy Sharp both played and scored for Donny, despite his two-day old son dying on Saturday. After scoring Sharp lifted his shirt over his head to reveal a t-shirt that said 'That's for you son' on it. ...and didn't get booked. Common sense and compassion prevails but what about humour and a sense of fun which has completely disappeared from the game.
ajthefox Posted 2 November 2011 Posted 2 November 2011 What a man. Such a shame more footballers don't show a bit of personality.
Narborough_fox Posted 2 November 2011 Posted 2 November 2011 http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/3908793/Mario-Balotelli-and-the-32FF-porn-star.html
Narborough_fox Posted 7 November 2011 Posted 7 November 2011 Mario Balotelli is in Liverpool watching WWE wrestling as we speak. He's wearing a Man City shirt with his own name on the back. Oh Mario
GLC Posted 7 November 2011 Posted 7 November 2011 Mario Balotelli is in Liverpool watching WWE wrestling as we speak. He's wearing a Man City shirt with his own name on the back. Oh Mario He couldn't be, he reported to training with the italian team this morning
Finnegan Posted 8 November 2011 Posted 8 November 2011 Billy Sharp both played and scored for Donny, despite his two-day old son dying on Saturday. After scoring Sharp lifted his shirt over his head to reveal a t-shirt that said 'That's for you son' on it. ...and didn't get booked. Common sense and compassion prevails but what about humour and a sense of fun which has completely disappeared from the game. What annoys me about that is that he's clearly not shown anything that'd inflame the supporters and he's clearly not exposed his body. So what's the problem? There's literally no justification for that being a bookable offence. It highlights the fact that it is a law put through the game ENTIRELY for the sakes of sponsorship and money which, frankly, is a little disgusting.
Houdini Logic Posted 8 November 2011 Posted 8 November 2011 What annoys me about that is that he's clearly not shown anything that'd inflame the supporters and he's clearly not exposed his body. So what's the problem? There's literally no justification for that being a bookable offence. It highlights the fact that it is a law put through the game ENTIRELY for the sakes of sponsorship and money which, frankly, is a little disgusting. Answered your own question
Magictv Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 What annoys me about that is that he's clearly not shown anything that'd inflame the supporters and he's clearly not exposed his body. So what's the problem? There's literally no justification for that being a bookable offence. It highlights the fact that it is a law put through the game ENTIRELY for the sakes of sponsorship and money which, frankly, is a little disgusting. How is the law relevant to sponsorship etc? I have probably missed some explaination sometime!
Ryanside Posted 9 November 2011 Posted 9 November 2011 How is the law relevant to sponsorship etc? I have probably missed some explaination sometime! From what I've heard is that its because when a goal is scored, then the TV cameras etc all focus on the goal scorer, obviously thats great exposure for the shirt sponser. Take then shirt off and the shirt sponser is losing out. Whether that is true or not I have no idea but it wouldn't suprise me!
Guest Bilo Posted 12 December 2011 Posted 12 December 2011 The Manchester City striker went for a midnight curry with friends at popular Indian restaurant Zouk less than 48 hours before the critical Premier League match against Chelsea. Staying out past one o'clock on Sunday morning meant Balotelli had broken manager Roberto Mancini's player curfew, and will land the 21-year-old a fine of a week's wages. That is a cool £150,000. Of course, you might be wondering how he got caught; after all, a quiet, late-night curry after a booze-free evening is unlikely to have caused much commotion on a Saturday night in Manchester city centre. Not for Balotelli, however: according to the Daily Star's account, the player and his friends decided to entertain their fellow diners by staging an impromptu mock sword fight, using rolling pins as pretend swords. As ever with the entertaining Italian, you simply couldn't make it up. Oh Mario.
I am Rod Hull Posted 12 December 2011 Posted 12 December 2011 Oh Mario. Is there a more loved player in the Prem than Mario ? I doubt it...
the_foxes_till_i_die Posted 12 December 2011 Posted 12 December 2011 This guy is a LEDGE!! Love when he scores!! No celebration!
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