He didn't know, in the second picture.
I hope so honestly, he went too far this time. Of course it was a well planned attempt to unsettle the team, Staffelli is an AC Milan fan and a Mediaset servant.
Inter fans have history for attacking their own players, like you said he went too far. Stupid fool.
Plus he's been left out out of the last two Inter sqauds with no official reason why, something doesn't seem right in the Inter camp, I wonder what he did now to piss Jose off.
I thought it was three. But they have been fighting, over what I don't know
It happened once in 2000 after a shameful defeat in the Italian Cup vs Parma, I guess that the episode you're referring to but in general Inter fans are always extraordinary when it comes to supporting the team and showing their respect to the players, that's why Balotelli's behaviour, a blatant lack of respect to all the Inter fans, who stood up for him every time he was racially abused, is even more disgusting. I hope he leaves the club, never mind what his next team will be, AC Milan can't afford him anyway
It is reported that he came to the training ground in Appiano Gentile with his car playing the AC Milan hymn at the radio and appearently he was also mocking his teammates but it's just a rumour. Then it's evident that he doesn't get along with the Mourinho, in the video he says that our manager has no merits whatsoever for the victory at the Stamford Bridge, claiming it was due to the players' efforts only.
It is reported that he came to the training ground in Appiano Gentile with his car playing the AC Milan hymn at the radio and appearently he was also mocking his teammates but it's just a rumour. Then it's evident that he doesn't get along with the Mourinho, in the video he says that our manager has no merits whatsoever for the victory at the Stamford Bridge, claiming it was due to the players' efforts only.[/QUOTE]
I doubt he'll be called up, it would be the perfect situation to convince Mourinho that he deserves to be a starter since either Eto'o and Milito seem to be quite tired and instead he comes up with this crap. I think Moratti should start to find some team in England that could buy Balotelli in the summer.
I was thinking more recently then that. I am pretty sure they attacked some players at an airport IIRC. I'm sure they are great at backing the players but there is always that element who can cause trouble. I agree its a massive finger up towards your fans.It happened once in 2000 after a shameful defeat in the Italian Cup vs Parma, I guess that the episode you're referring to but in general Inter fans are always extraordinary when it comes to supporting the team and showing their respect to the players, that's why Balotelli's behaviour, a blatant lack of respect to all the Inter fans, who stood up for him every time he was racially abused, is even more disgusting. I hope he leaves the club, never mind what his next team will be, AC Milan can't afford him anyway
SAF and Wenger aren't miracle makers and sometimes some footballers are desperate cases which cannot be solved.
Plus SAF is quite good at singling out players who won't feck about or waste their talent. He wasted no time in getting rid of the piss-heads at the club as soon as he took over and I can't think of him ever signing a player who was anything less than 100% professional and committed throughout his United career.
Professionalism should take over.
Mourinho had his reasons to criticize his player the way he did cause prior to that Mario was still an arrogant and childish player.Acting as if he's an accomplished players and disrespecting his teammates (remember the penalty incident with Eto'o).Mourinho maybe tried to see how he was gonna react
Absolutely right, says alot about Mourinho's supposed fantastic man-management abilities.
Well that's the thing, he isn't really.
