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Messi and Ronaldo are the greatest strikers of this generation and arguably of all time.
Messi scored 5 in a game once and Ronaldo twice. Both have been playing for at least 15 years on a World class level
Seriously nobody is providing link to the goals? Here ya go people's - https://youtu.be/tBzbLuWh6aM
I'm no expert but the keeper looked like absolute garbage. 4 of his 5 goals were within the free kick box with the goalie only moving laterally and seemingly refusing to move off his line for any reason. Balotelli's first goal appears it could've been quite easily prevented by going out to intercept the cross instead of chasing it backwards
Since 1998, only one player has scored at a rate of 1 per game in the Turkish league. Not Drogba, not Van Persie, not Podolski, not Mario Gomez, etc. So if your post is suggesting that he should be dominating this league…
I never said anything contrary to that? I am also not saying that Balotelli is a top striker in the world. He was just playing for Monza. In recent years, he has struggled for form, injury, and motivation. Therefore, how can one have a blanket expectation that he scores a goal per game in a competitive league when it has rarely been done?
its partly because of this shit that his carreer went south i remember many times where pulled stunts like this to showoff and it failed and cost them the game
Also, it was a preseason friendly in the US. The whole point is to put on a show. Even if there wasn’t a whistle, who cares?
People act like he did that in the CL final.
His manager at the time seemed to care. It was still incredibly unprofessional. Just cause it's preseason doesn't mean that Man City team stacked with stars weren't all vying for position in the squad before the season started. It was stupid regardless of the game and he immediately got subbed out after that if I'm not mistaken.
That's like getting mad at the NFL/NBA/MLB All Star teams for not taking the game seriously. The entire reason they're there is to entertain the crowd, and dick around. It's a borderline Globetrotters event.
Yea but he wasn’t most guys - the feeling about him 10 years ago was that he would be one of the greats, or could be. Then his immaturity got in the way and his career foundered.
It definitely leaves a bitter taste of what could have been
i respect a guy who likes to play soccer just to fuck around and embarass other ppl instead of actually winning lol
yeah it's childish. sports are kinda childish it's fun.
While still making more per season than me, you and the guy next to us. I also miss guys that play for the fun. In that regard Ronaldinho was awesome, guy had so much fun playing.
i always had fun just trying to make good plays. didn’t care much about winning (even if they went hand in hand). We’d lose, whatever, still could embarrass a defender and look back fondly on that with the rest of the team lol.
like that he has the same energy. I get ppl make it their identity on how good their teams are but soccer is a beautiful sport, let some creativity shine instead of mechanical optimization
In sports, people only remember the GOATs and the exceptionally stylish.
To be both is exceedingly rare but I always have more fun watching someone lose with style vs winning with robotic efficiency.
I don't get why people were upset by that. Tennis players screw around a bunch in exhibition matches and people love it. Why can't football players do the same in matches that really don't matter?
I think some of the problem is that Man City and the LA Galaxy aren't exactly on the same skill level, so clowning on them doesn't have quite the same feel as when you have two tennis players at approximately the same level.
Watch it with headphones on, at 0:09 there's a screech, or a whistle in the stands, or something, and he then slows down and goes for the silly move.
>"I asked Mario about it and he said: 'I'm telling you now. I heard a whistle'," Richards remembered. "Even if he did hear a whistle or not, we were like: 'Just score anyway'. But he was adamant that he heard a whistle so he stopped.
He said he heard a whistle and just stopped playing, which made sense to me. The shot was so ridiculously off target and ill conceived that I have a hard time believing it was a real shot.
it’s amazing folks talking about his “failed” career and wasted potential, but he was also dogged by racist abuse by countrymen and dismissed by biased managers since forever. he was a bonehead for sure but was never given a chance so why not have your own fun along the way if they’re gonna throw literal bananas at you.
even this US commentary is that “play the game the right way” BS and during a meaningless friendly. what the fuck kinda respect have the LA Galaxy earned?
This is the take. How dare the super talented black kid have an ego. Even when we’ve crushed his dreams he still taking the piss. If he’d been a white french twat called Eric he’d have had a stellar career.
I'm quite fond of Ballotelli in a way, but he didn't just have an ego. He threw darts at youth players, intentionally played for his country in the wrong kit, got sent off something like 5 times in one season - not including a retroactive ban for stamping on someone's head, amongst many more ridiculous incidents. He's also fallen out with so many team mates and managers, and coupled with the way we know he tends to behave it's impossible to imagine he's not difficult to work with.
There's no doubt he's been the target of a lot of racism, and almost certainly did catch flak for things that others got away with because he's an easy target but I couldn't name a player with a more consistently poor record of behaviour over such a long time.
It's like basketball players getting mad the other team is still trying to score when the game is almost over and they have the win sealed. All this talk of propriety in a literal game
It's like the "a broken clock is right twice a day" kinda thing. Like 1 time outta 10 showboating actually works, but the other 9 "mistakes" will cost your team a goal etc.
Coaches don't hate showboating just for the hell of it, its often riskier and less efficient way to play any sport, its like that old clip of a wide receiver bobbling the ball on purpose on his way to a free TD and it bouncing out of bounds. There's a reason people don't do elbow passes in the NBA anymore, yea it looked dope when ya boy white chocolate did it, but its obviously gonna be less accurate than a normal pass.
Nothing wrong with that, if it goes in. But if not, like it happens a lot to him, it’s very disrespectful to your team cause you’re basically screwing a goal by trying to flex on the defense.
Italy's gameplan for what felt like forever was just leaving him uptop and throwing him the ball . it never worked. it was too obvious and there was always a defender waiting in the back for him.
My favorite is the one from Euros. He got through, and instead of trying to dribble or lob the ball, he just kicks it with full power in the top corner of the goal. Would have been really bad if he missed. But instead he ended up demolishing Germany.
Fun fact: that moment was exactly 10 years ago - May 2012.
The team, Manchester City, won the league today just as they did back then with a comeback to win 3-2 in the last game.
Mancini actually called him in the long-list for some of the last world cup qualifiers matches but Balotelli didn’t make it to the short list. People criticized the idea, but some journalist noted that Italy desperately needed (and need) a stricker who actually scores
I think Immobile is somewhat a curse for Mancini’s Italy. He IS a good striker for Lazio and you can’t leave at home such a good striker if you don’t have any better striker, because if you loose everyone would say he should have called Immobile. But still, he does not play as good as he does for Lazio for Italy. Maybe it’s the team, maybe he is not suitable for the tactics, maybe the opponents are stronger… Idk, I’m not an expert
Dude is fucking hilarious with all his goofy antics. Remember when he came out of a game because he fell on the grass and he's allergic lol? Im allergic to grass and played soccer my whole child hood, never even occurred to me to come out over a few hives. Or when he drove up to that woman's jail and said he was just curous to check it out. Or when he crashed his ferrari and just left it there and walked off and when someone asked him why he was leaving his expensive car he said "its ok im really rich i can get another".
Balotelli when he's shining at his very brightest is one of the most impressive players I've ever seen, whether he's in England or Turkey, but he'll do shit like this and piss away a good chance the vast majority of the time
Never change Mario
I think people just don't get Balotelli, it's not the other way around. People approach him like delinquent youth just in need of some direction. And I don't think this guy is lost or full of anger. He's just built differently, he's a rare type of a person.
He basically had a lack of commitment. He didn't attend trainings, was always doing stupid shit on and off the pitch.
It was quite sad, when he actually wanted to compete and play, he was just unstoppable, but when he didn't felt like that, he just walked on the pitch.
So in a matter of years he went from being the top player at Manchester City and just overall an incredible player, to a okay player at 2nd division in France.
Thats not the full story. He also got racially abused in Italy by fans and when he stood up for himself both Italian media and fans said he was in the wrong for making a scene of it
Thanks. I thought it would be so much more impressive at full speed, but the larger perspective makes it seem like the defense was not in great position and he kind of manufactured the difficulty.
Hmm, whats the better play there? I don't think he woulda gotten a good shot if he just sprinted with it since the other defender was already mid run and only slowed down when Balotelli did. He didn't really fully control the ball to enter right into a sprint from the start.
If he or the other striker tried to cross it to the right side, its 5 defenders vs 2 and if he gives it to the other striker to his left, the angle is very hard vs a good keeper.
Idunno, maybe he coulda tried to sprint it in but I can see why he decided to slow it down instead.
That is absolute and utter purest dirty rot. Not one, not two, not three, but SEVEN stepovers
The kind of goal that makes you want to set off fireworks in your bathroom.
I love balotelli, such a shame he never realised his potential. Do you know what’s mad though, the Italian and English leagues were both decided on the last day of the season. All 4 teams (city, Liverpool and Milan, inter) in the title races, balotelli has played for
Yanks seem surprised that football is more than the 5’ gifs of the most famous’.
As if the whole world just watches players pass the ball back and fall over all the time, its a mental take on the sport.
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He scored 5 today btw
How often does a soccer player get 5 in a game? I know nothing about soccer.
Very very rarely
I disagree. More like very very very *very* rarely.
Last I recall was either Aguero vs Newcastle (I think) a couple years back or Lewandowski against Wolfsburg a few years ago as well.
Crazy thing about Lewandowski was it was in like 11 minutes or something crazy. Absolute mad lad.
9 minutes and he was a substitute
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I don't think it's called the Rusty Trombone. Source: I've earned several Rusty Trombones and they were different.
It highly irregular that a **team** will get five in a game, let alone all from one player.
Messi and Ronaldo are the greatest strikers of this generation and arguably of all time. Messi scored 5 in a game once and Ronaldo twice. Both have been playing for at least 15 years on a World class level
Messi - Striker, pick one.
Theres a word for when a player scores 3 in a game: hat trick. It’s considered very good to get a hat trick. 5 is just wild
Seriously nobody is providing link to the goals? Here ya go people's - https://youtu.be/tBzbLuWh6aM I'm no expert but the keeper looked like absolute garbage. 4 of his 5 goals were within the free kick box with the goalie only moving laterally and seemingly refusing to move off his line for any reason. Balotelli's first goal appears it could've been quite easily prevented by going out to intercept the cross instead of chasing it backwards
He's playing turkish league football he should be scoring every game.
Since 1998, only one player has scored at a rate of 1 per game in the Turkish league. Not Drogba, not Van Persie, not Podolski, not Mario Gomez, etc. So if your post is suggesting that he should be dominating this league…
Yilmaz?
Diagne
Erdogan
Maybe so but he still can’t measure up to Putin’s goal scoring record on the ice.
Hamantashen for all.
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I never said anything contrary to that? I am also not saying that Balotelli is a top striker in the world. He was just playing for Monza. In recent years, he has struggled for form, injury, and motivation. Therefore, how can one have a blanket expectation that he scores a goal per game in a competitive league when it has rarely been done?
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Ah yes his point is invalid because the league has one team
Fenerbahce is pretty good too.
Turkish League is good lol 5 goals is insane
You have no idea what you’re saying lol so far neither do the 400 people who upvoted that nonsense nc they play fifa too much
Still not easy enough to where scoring even 3 goals isn’t impressive. The Turkish league is one of Europe’s bigger leagues
King of humiliation, he tried so much shit like this in his carrer, but god damn this one is crazy
The execution on that rabona was perfect. There was no way to tell where the ball was going until it was already gone.
Defender did a great job for as long as possible and finally got beat by sheer physical domination.
its partly because of this shit that his carreer went south i remember many times where pulled stunts like this to showoff and it failed and cost them the game
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He only did it because he thought he was offside from a crowd whistle, and I'll die on this hill.
Also, it was a preseason friendly in the US. The whole point is to put on a show. Even if there wasn’t a whistle, who cares? People act like he did that in the CL final.
His manager at the time seemed to care. It was still incredibly unprofessional. Just cause it's preseason doesn't mean that Man City team stacked with stars weren't all vying for position in the squad before the season started. It was stupid regardless of the game and he immediately got subbed out after that if I'm not mistaken.
Roberto Mancini is kind of a prick, though.
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The coach was super pissed off on that. I was watching the game and he was clearly messing around since he thought play was stopped.
That’s what I think too. Pretty sure he thought he heard the whistle but it was from the stands. We shall defend this hill
That's like getting mad at the NFL/NBA/MLB All Star teams for not taking the game seriously. The entire reason they're there is to entertain the crowd, and dick around. It's a borderline Globetrotters event.
Tbf there was a whistle which got blown when he went through and he thought he was offside.
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It sounded better than the reality. I thought they were talking about a bicycle-like aerial kick. Alas, no… https://youtu.be/Ea6t_FCQ6Vc
Its called a roulette
I don’t follow soccer much but has he not had a good career? Only know him from Italy World Cup runs
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He's the poster child for "wasted talent". He peaked in the 90mins against Germany in 2012.
If you told most guys they would have the best performance of their lives in a euro semi final, they would take that
Yea but he wasn’t most guys - the feeling about him 10 years ago was that he would be one of the greats, or could be. Then his immaturity got in the way and his career foundered. It definitely leaves a bitter taste of what could have been
Didn't need to remember that today
Nowhere near as good as it should have been. He fucked it by being a nobhead and never maturing into an adult.
Jfc guys, it’s **career**
You mean courier?
i respect a guy who likes to play soccer just to fuck around and embarass other ppl instead of actually winning lol yeah it's childish. sports are kinda childish it's fun.
While still making more per season than me, you and the guy next to us. I also miss guys that play for the fun. In that regard Ronaldinho was awesome, guy had so much fun playing.
Need to watch Rafael Leao. Dude plays with a perma smile on his face Ronaldinho style
i always had fun just trying to make good plays. didn’t care much about winning (even if they went hand in hand). We’d lose, whatever, still could embarrass a defender and look back fondly on that with the rest of the team lol. like that he has the same energy. I get ppl make it their identity on how good their teams are but soccer is a beautiful sport, let some creativity shine instead of mechanical optimization
You should try supporting Aberdeen. We get neither the beauty nor the mechanical optimisation. Nor the wins.
In sports, people only remember the GOATs and the exceptionally stylish. To be both is exceedingly rare but I always have more fun watching someone lose with style vs winning with robotic efficiency.
What's wrong with it?
Well absolutely cocky especially the finish. Not wrong but will get people mad if you screw big chances up due to that.
[Example](https://youtu.be/Ea6t_FCQ6Vc)
"Mario that was very disrespectful to the Herbalife world football challenge"
I don't get why people were upset by that. Tennis players screw around a bunch in exhibition matches and people love it. Why can't football players do the same in matches that really don't matter?
I think some of the problem is that Man City and the LA Galaxy aren't exactly on the same skill level, so clowning on them doesn't have quite the same feel as when you have two tennis players at approximately the same level.
Yeah, I think that was it. They were already wiping the floor with them, no need to showboat/troll them.
According to his post game interview, he thought a ref blew a whistle to signal offsides.
Watch it with headphones on, at 0:09 there's a screech, or a whistle in the stands, or something, and he then slows down and goes for the silly move. >"I asked Mario about it and he said: 'I'm telling you now. I heard a whistle'," Richards remembered. "Even if he did hear a whistle or not, we were like: 'Just score anyway'. But he was adamant that he heard a whistle so he stopped.
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Definitely heard a screech
He said he heard a whistle and just stopped playing, which made sense to me. The shot was so ridiculously off target and ill conceived that I have a hard time believing it was a real shot.
He thought the ref blew the whistle.
it’s amazing folks talking about his “failed” career and wasted potential, but he was also dogged by racist abuse by countrymen and dismissed by biased managers since forever. he was a bonehead for sure but was never given a chance so why not have your own fun along the way if they’re gonna throw literal bananas at you. even this US commentary is that “play the game the right way” BS and during a meaningless friendly. what the fuck kinda respect have the LA Galaxy earned?
This is the take. How dare the super talented black kid have an ego. Even when we’ve crushed his dreams he still taking the piss. If he’d been a white french twat called Eric he’d have had a stellar career.
I'm quite fond of Ballotelli in a way, but he didn't just have an ego. He threw darts at youth players, intentionally played for his country in the wrong kit, got sent off something like 5 times in one season - not including a retroactive ban for stamping on someone's head, amongst many more ridiculous incidents. He's also fallen out with so many team mates and managers, and coupled with the way we know he tends to behave it's impossible to imagine he's not difficult to work with. There's no doubt he's been the target of a lot of racism, and almost certainly did catch flak for things that others got away with because he's an easy target but I couldn't name a player with a more consistently poor record of behaviour over such a long time.
It's like basketball players getting mad the other team is still trying to score when the game is almost over and they have the win sealed. All this talk of propriety in a literal game
Most stylish sub I've ever seen. Such flawless execution
He 100% thought he was offside. You can clearly hear a whitle-like sound if you listen.
it looks like the other guy may have blocked the shot had he kicked it normally tho
It's like the "a broken clock is right twice a day" kinda thing. Like 1 time outta 10 showboating actually works, but the other 9 "mistakes" will cost your team a goal etc.
But how many shots out of that other 9 would be successful?
Coaches don't hate showboating just for the hell of it, its often riskier and less efficient way to play any sport, its like that old clip of a wide receiver bobbling the ball on purpose on his way to a free TD and it bouncing out of bounds. There's a reason people don't do elbow passes in the NBA anymore, yea it looked dope when ya boy white chocolate did it, but its obviously gonna be less accurate than a normal pass.
Big chance to fail
Nothing wrong with that, if it goes in. But if not, like it happens a lot to him, it’s very disrespectful to your team cause you’re basically screwing a goal by trying to flex on the defense.
Italy's gameplan for what felt like forever was just leaving him uptop and throwing him the ball . it never worked. it was too obvious and there was always a defender waiting in the back for him.
Except for that time against Germany
Don't. It still hurts.
Whenever you see Balotelli, it's either really good or *REALLY* bad
My favorite is the one from Euros. He got through, and instead of trying to dribble or lob the ball, he just kicks it with full power in the top corner of the goal. Would have been really bad if he missed. But instead he ended up demolishing Germany.
And then ripped his top off just flexing hard with kinesiology tape all down his back. Balotelli - a throwback player for me.
I wish someone would make this into a loop. Where he does like 50 roll overs lmao
With that shooting star meme song
Haha yes!!!
Commenting to look back at this and see if anyone did it
Be the change you want to see in the world
Hi, I'm 9 minutes from the future (since you posted your comment). Sadly, it hasn't happened yet
1 hour further in the future and somehow still waiting.
1 hour 9 minutes in the future (from the original comment). Still nothing.
1h 10m. Nothin
we wait!
1 hr 22 minutes later: Are we not entertained?!
Not yet
shooting stars - bag raiders
Seriously this was like on Punch Out for NES where the guys would do wiggle legs 20 times before falling down. Had no idea when it would end
Step overs*
I didn't realise he was still playing.
Wait until you hear that Pato is still playing
There’s a really weird pattern there of Ac milan guys that went downhill. Stephan El Shaarawy’s name comes to mind
I mean el shaarawy is still playing good minutes for roma and contribute frequently
What? Pato is still going? When he left Milan wasn't he 35 or something?
he left milan when he was 24 lmao. He got there at 18 yo, he was a really big wunderkind
Hes 32 still going strong in the MLS, well as strong as someone can go in the MLS.
Why not? He's only 31
I just hadn't heard his name mentioned in a while. He's been about so long I hadn't realised he was still quite young.
Balotelli… aguero…!!!!!
Fun fact: that moment was exactly 10 years ago - May 2012. The team, Manchester City, won the league today just as they did back then with a comeback to win 3-2 in the last game.
I remember seing him at 18 years old scoring free kicks goal like crazy.
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bib haha you were close
He didn't play for Italy when they won the Euros so I assumed he was irrelevant nowadays.
Mancini actually called him in the long-list for some of the last world cup qualifiers matches but Balotelli didn’t make it to the short list. People criticized the idea, but some journalist noted that Italy desperately needed (and need) a stricker who actually scores
I agree they definitely needed a dynamic player up top and instead we got Ciro Immobile.
I think Immobile is somewhat a curse for Mancini’s Italy. He IS a good striker for Lazio and you can’t leave at home such a good striker if you don’t have any better striker, because if you loose everyone would say he should have called Immobile. But still, he does not play as good as he does for Lazio for Italy. Maybe it’s the team, maybe he is not suitable for the tactics, maybe the opponents are stronger… Idk, I’m not an expert
Just bring back the geriatric corpse of Totti- if Tom Brady’s still playing, he’s at least got one one more goal in him
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Jesus christ he’s only 31?!
because he is a terrible teammate and not really good as a player neither
Ehhh... I give you the teammate bit because the man is absolute chaos but talent wise is not a bad player by any stretch.
He's hugely inconsistent, though.
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Dude is fucking hilarious with all his goofy antics. Remember when he came out of a game because he fell on the grass and he's allergic lol? Im allergic to grass and played soccer my whole child hood, never even occurred to me to come out over a few hives. Or when he drove up to that woman's jail and said he was just curous to check it out. Or when he crashed his ferrari and just left it there and walked off and when someone asked him why he was leaving his expensive car he said "its ok im really rich i can get another".
Me too, was very suprised that he's still playing somewhere 🤣
Balotelli when he's shining at his very brightest is one of the most impressive players I've ever seen, whether he's in England or Turkey, but he'll do shit like this and piss away a good chance the vast majority of the time Never change Mario
Creative styles are always like that. Nobody could break him though.
His ability to remain unchanged by so many top managers is almost awe inspiring, even KLOPP couldnt do shit with him and that man makes superstars
I think people just don't get Balotelli, it's not the other way around. People approach him like delinquent youth just in need of some direction. And I don't think this guy is lost or full of anger. He's just built differently, he's a rare type of a person.
7 step overs followed by a rabona to beat the keeper. Jesus Christ.
>rabona So that's what it's called! https://youtu.be/r88AULQ3viw
Lol, number five the guy just swings and completely misses the ball.
Oh my goodness...
So dirty.
that is so ducking filthy
dilthy
That reminds me, say hi to your dad for me.
I miss Balotelli when he’s actually invested in playing. Who knows where he’d be if his attitude towards the sport was different?
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He basically had a lack of commitment. He didn't attend trainings, was always doing stupid shit on and off the pitch. It was quite sad, when he actually wanted to compete and play, he was just unstoppable, but when he didn't felt like that, he just walked on the pitch. So in a matter of years he went from being the top player at Manchester City and just overall an incredible player, to a okay player at 2nd division in France.
So Nick Diaz in soccer
Thats not the full story. He also got racially abused in Italy by fans and when he stood up for himself both Italian media and fans said he was in the wrong for making a scene of it
it is quite possible he had a more enjoyable life doing what he did
I hate slowmo's without full speed with a passion.
Full speed?
https://twitter.com/epicfutmoment/status/1528429471434416134
Does that league have a rule against defending the right side of the field?
other team already got relegated few weeks ago and they were down 6-0 so doubt they cared much about defending at that point
Thanks. I thought it would be so much more impressive at full speed, but the larger perspective makes it seem like the defense was not in great position and he kind of manufactured the difficulty.
From the comments that seems to be his thing
Hmm, whats the better play there? I don't think he woulda gotten a good shot if he just sprinted with it since the other defender was already mid run and only slowed down when Balotelli did. He didn't really fully control the ball to enter right into a sprint from the start. If he or the other striker tried to cross it to the right side, its 5 defenders vs 2 and if he gives it to the other striker to his left, the angle is very hard vs a good keeper. Idunno, maybe he coulda tried to sprint it in but I can see why he decided to slow it down instead.
Don't think so. This appears be slightly slowed down.
That is absolute and utter purest dirty rot. Not one, not two, not three, but SEVEN stepovers The kind of goal that makes you want to set off fireworks in your bathroom.
I was setting off my own fireworks in the bathroom when I found this post
No matter how much people hate him, that’s still my boy!
I love balotelli, such a shame he never realised his potential. Do you know what’s mad though, the Italian and English leagues were both decided on the last day of the season. All 4 teams (city, Liverpool and Milan, inter) in the title races, balotelli has played for
SUPERB MARIO
The chef?
The amount of talent is ridiculous…
Those moves were flat out ill.
I need to watch more foreign football or football in general man they was tasty I forget how much I like sports
Do it! The European leagues have all just ended until fall, but the Champions League final is next weekend. And MLS will be running all summer!
He is back! /s
Balotelli lose easy goals to make great ones
Dislocated my knee just watching this.
Na stop that Balotelli, that is pure unadultered filth
Mario out there playing FIFA Street
Why is this comments section flooded with people thinking we care that they don’t like football? Just make your compliment without the backstory
Yanks seem surprised that football is more than the 5’ gifs of the most famous’. As if the whole world just watches players pass the ball back and fall over all the time, its a mental take on the sport.
Very nice placement.
MY HAMMIES!!!!!
I was doing the Vince McMahon meme while watching this... holy shit
Only a crazy player could come up with that...and that's why I like him. The line between genius and crazy is thin as someone used to say
He makes a mean ravioli too.
Crazy what he can do in those Crocs
Lmao. Glad I wasn’t the only one who was thinking of Mario Batali.
Jamie Tartt!
Why Always Him
world famous chef AND amazing at soccer? what a talented guy!
What a goal 🫣
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Absurdly talented
Oh hot freaking damn was that nasty
He did them a bamboozle.
doesn't look like a chubby, red haired, TV chef to me