Mario Balotelli was in Milan today with his agent Mino "the fox" Raiola, the same day of Manchester City parade in streets of Manchester. Raiola said this year Mario is staying @ City 2,000% (so what're you doing here? lol), but when he says so, the contrary is happening, because he wants to raise the price of his player. And when he wants a player to quit a club, he suggests him bad attitudes, and today this was one of them.
Tabloids said it was Tevez going to snub the party because he's leaving the club soon, but it was Mario.
He has infuriated Manchester City: in a double insult, the £80,000-a-week star also failed to turn up for the club's end-of-season dinner on Sunday where he was due to receive the Young Player of the Year award - as voted for by the fans.
The controversial striker, recalled today to the Italy squad, flew home after the final match of the season at Bolton.
Micah Richards had to pick up the honour on his behalf in front of embarrassed club officials, sponsors and disappointed supporters, they consider him an idol.
City chief executive Garry Cook wrote to the players insisting they had to attend tonight's celebration.
The club were ready to fine anyone who ignored the directive.
But they are unable to punish Balotelli as boss Roberto Mancini gave him permission to fly off.
This has angered the Eastlands hierarchy (but they're not angry with Mancini).
Carlos Tevez, who City feared would not attend the parade, did make the party before leaving for Argentina late at night.
Tabloids said it was Tevez going to snub the party because he's leaving the club soon, but it was Mario.
He has infuriated Manchester City: in a double insult, the £80,000-a-week star also failed to turn up for the club's end-of-season dinner on Sunday where he was due to receive the Young Player of the Year award - as voted for by the fans.
The controversial striker, recalled today to the Italy squad, flew home after the final match of the season at Bolton.
Micah Richards had to pick up the honour on his behalf in front of embarrassed club officials, sponsors and disappointed supporters, they consider him an idol.
City chief executive Garry Cook wrote to the players insisting they had to attend tonight's celebration.
The club were ready to fine anyone who ignored the directive.
But they are unable to punish Balotelli as boss Roberto Mancini gave him permission to fly off.
This has angered the Eastlands hierarchy (but they're not angry with Mancini).
Carlos Tevez, who City feared would not attend the parade, did make the party before leaving for Argentina late at night.
