Mario - Move would be hard
Mario Balotelli has cast doubt over his proposed move to Man City by admitting he gets homesick.
The Inter Milan striker has become embroiled in a long-running transfer saga this summer, with his future dominating the headlines.
City have been tracking the 19-year-old striker for some time, with former Inter boss Robert Mancini unfazed by the youngster's fiery temperament.
A big-money deal was believed to be edging closer earlier this week, with the Blues confident they were about to land their man.
However, talks have stalled and the issue continues to drag on without a clear conclusion in sight.
Alone
Balotelli was thought to be keen on a switch after becoming disillusioned with life at Inter, but he has now revealed that he would find it hard to leave his homeland.
He told Italy's Vanity Fair magazine: "I don't like being alone. I can't imagine being far from my family, in another city."
The fiery youngster has also admitted that he sometimes struggles to control his temper.
He suffered numerous bust-ups with former coach Jose Mourinho last season and accepts that he can fly off the handle at times.
"Sometimes on the field my head leads me astray," he said.
"I have no problems with self control over my body. I've never hurt anyone, never reacted violently.
"I tried to correct my behaviour for two or three weeks but I couldn't take it any more. I got bored.
"I am a boy, not a grown man, but I will become one. I always want to be the centre of attention. That's how I am and others don't like it.
"Even if I don't always behave as I should, this still doesn't explain why so many people have something against me.
"Whatever I do, people always talk about me. They keep at it non-stop. Balotelli here, Balotelli there. Why?"
Haz wrote:from Sky sports:Mario - Move would be hard
Mario Balotelli has cast doubt over his proposed move to Man City by admitting he gets homesick.
The Inter Milan striker has become embroiled in a long-running transfer saga this summer, with his future dominating the headlines.
City have been tracking the 19-year-old striker for some time, with former Inter boss Robert Mancini unfazed by the youngster's fiery temperament.
A big-money deal was believed to be edging closer earlier this week, with the Blues confident they were about to land their man.
However, talks have stalled and the issue continues to drag on without a clear conclusion in sight.
Alone
Balotelli was thought to be keen on a switch after becoming disillusioned with life at Inter, but he has now revealed that he would find it hard to leave his homeland.
He told Italy's Vanity Fair magazine: "I don't like being alone. I can't imagine being far from my family, in another city."
The fiery youngster has also admitted that he sometimes struggles to control his temper.
He suffered numerous bust-ups with former coach Jose Mourinho last season and accepts that he can fly off the handle at times.
"Sometimes on the field my head leads me astray," he said.
"I have no problems with self control over my body. I've never hurt anyone, never reacted violently.
"I tried to correct my behaviour for two or three weeks but I couldn't take it any more. I got bored.
"I am a boy, not a grown man, but I will become one. I always want to be the centre of attention. That's how I am and others don't like it.
"Even if I don't always behave as I should, this still doesn't explain why so many people have something against me.
"Whatever I do, people always talk about me. They keep at it non-stop. Balotelli here, Balotelli there. Why?"
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:Haz wrote:from Sky sports:Mario - Move would be hard
Mario Balotelli has cast doubt over his proposed move to Man City by admitting he gets homesick.
The Inter Milan striker has become embroiled in a long-running transfer saga this summer, with his future dominating the headlines.
City have been tracking the 19-year-old striker for some time, with former Inter boss Robert Mancini unfazed by the youngster's fiery temperament.
A big-money deal was believed to be edging closer earlier this week, with the Blues confident they were about to land their man.
However, talks have stalled and the issue continues to drag on without a clear conclusion in sight.
Alone
Balotelli was thought to be keen on a switch after becoming disillusioned with life at Inter, but he has now revealed that he would find it hard to leave his homeland.
He told Italy's Vanity Fair magazine: "I don't like being alone. I can't imagine being far from my family, in another city."
The fiery youngster has also admitted that he sometimes struggles to control his temper.
He suffered numerous bust-ups with former coach Jose Mourinho last season and accepts that he can fly off the handle at times.
"Sometimes on the field my head leads me astray," he said.
"I have no problems with self control over my body. I've never hurt anyone, never reacted violently.
"I tried to correct my behaviour for two or three weeks but I couldn't take it any more. I got bored.
"I am a boy, not a grown man, but I will become one. I always want to be the centre of attention. That's how I am and others don't like it.
"Even if I don't always behave as I should, this still doesn't explain why so many people have something against me.
"Whatever I do, people always talk about me. They keep at it non-stop. Balotelli here, Balotelli there. Why?"
nice.
Guy is already warning us.
Crossie wrote:Young Ibrahimovic!!
Fucking hell he sounds mental. Tie up Milner, bid for Dzeko or Torres, either will be fine, then lets shut up and concentrate on what we have.
trueblue64 wrote:http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=811249&sec=transfers&cc=5739
Dzeco to join? I hope we can get him.
Mark ( Blue Army ) wrote:trueblue64 wrote:http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=811249&sec=transfers&cc=5739
Dzeco to join? I hope we can get him.
I hope we get him but i can't see Wolfsburg letting him leave.
ant london wrote:I want him more than ever....he sounds fantastic
Haz wrote:from Sky sports:Mario - Move would be hard
Mario Balotelli has cast doubt over his proposed move to Man City by admitting he gets homesick.
The Inter Milan striker has become embroiled in a long-running transfer saga this summer, with his future dominating the headlines.
City have been tracking the 19-year-old striker for some time, with former Inter boss Robert Mancini unfazed by the youngster's fiery temperament.
A big-money deal was believed to be edging closer earlier this week, with the Blues confident they were about to land their man.
However, talks have stalled and the issue continues to drag on without a clear conclusion in sight.
Alone
Balotelli was thought to be keen on a switch after becoming disillusioned with life at Inter, but he has now revealed that he would find it hard to leave his homeland.
He told Italy's Vanity Fair magazine: "I don't like being alone. I can't imagine being far from my family, in another city."
The fiery youngster has also admitted that he sometimes struggles to control his temper.
He suffered numerous bust-ups with former coach Jose Mourinho last season and accepts that he can fly off the handle at times.
"Sometimes on the field my head leads me astray," he said.
"I have no problems with self control over my body. I've never hurt anyone, never reacted violently.
"I tried to correct my behaviour for two or three weeks but I couldn't take it any more. I got bored.
"I am a boy, not a grown man, but I will become one. I always want to be the centre of attention. That's how I am and others don't like it.
"Even if I don't always behave as I should, this still doesn't explain why so many people have something against me.
"Whatever I do, people always talk about me. They keep at it non-stop. Balotelli here, Balotelli there. Why?"
DoomMerchant wrote:ant london wrote:I want him more than ever....he sounds fantastic
I agree 100% and i think he's coming. Can't wAit. Im honestly not sure why people are so easily turned off by passion. It's part of the recipe to do something spectacular. I hope we land him soon.
Cheers
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