Mario Balotelli
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The true reason why Balotelli cried:
Guarin stopped follow him on Instagram.
Guarin stopped follow him on Instagram.
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Most Diverse PosterSo what you are trying to say is that your opinion is so biased that I can't ever again consider you a serious poster and thus I can ignore you from now on. I'm okay with that.
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Wera...Of course it is biased...What do you expect...To care about a guy...who didn`t respect the team where he played, didn`t respect the fans of that same club...The respect and caring for someone is earned...not given...because someone is crying...There are people in a lot worse situation who need to be cared about...He is not one of them...If you don`t want to read my posts...Oh well...There is nothing for me to do about it...I don`t think I am always right...or that I am always wrong...I just write things as I see fit...And if that offends you...
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10 years of FIFMario Cryotelli, why so sad bro? Ego, stupidity and karma are catching up? Hush hush boy, men lose their kids and don't cry in the open like that. You just became a father mofo, if that's bad for you, at least be a man and keep your tears to yourself.
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He is a good kid, doesn't deserve your insults
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10 years of FIFMost Diverse PosterNapoli fans threatened Balotelli for not raising the kid (or knowing that it was his kid) or some shit like that. I understand why they did it, but to threaten this young lad...that's fucked up. Especially a few days before the game. C'mon. Unfair to the guy.
lazy as fuck.
What a champion. 
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFBut that is what's so funny about it. He can just turn it on for 2 minutes in a game then just go home afterwards, throw a wad of money on the fire and let off fireworks.
He doesn't care, but there'll always be a club that will pay him to do what he does.
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FIF Special OnesThe more I see of him the more I question if he'll be a top level footballer who stays in the top clubs. I could easily see Mario at 30 as a World Cup winner and top 3 Balon D'or list. I could also see him at 30 playing for Genoa, fat, without a single accolade to his name.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFI dunno. City made a loss on his sale, dont forget... I dont know how many more top clubs have the patience for him. With 3 'failures' of some degree at Inter, City and Milan already, how many more will people let him have before they call time on him and his career starts to go down hill?
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FIF Special OnesForum Supporter10 years of FIFHow did he fail at Inter? He was a 19 year old kid, behind 2 and a half world class strikers and a primarily 4-3-1-2 system. Yet he still ended up being sold for 30 milion euros.
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFAfter being blocked out of the club for 3-4 months? Throwing his jersey to the ground, and being shipped out unceremoniously? It wasnt like we got an offer we couldnt refuse for him. We wanted to get rid of him.
