Ah didn't see that.
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Welcome to the world where Balotelli is a Liverpool player.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/mario-balotelli-scored-liverpool-fan-4255140
Balotelli enjoyed a three-hour marathon romp with Emma, 23 – but it soon become clear that starting a new relationship was the last thing on his mind.
What he was after was more of a training session. While they were having sex the £110,000-a-week Italian told her: “This is nice. It helps my football.”
And when the bedroom workout was over he turfed shocked Emma out of his six-bedroom mansion, telling her to take a taxi home in the middle of the night.
Pictures of Emma, including a snap she sent to Balotelli to get his attention, are below.
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Well, that must be the proudest moment of her life.
Balotelli enjoyed a three-hour marathon romp with Emma, 23 – but it soon become clear that starting a new relationship was the last thing on his mind.
What he was after was more of a training session. While they were having sex the £110,000-a-week Italian told her: “This is nice. It helps my football.”
And when the bedroom workout was over he turfed shocked Emma out of his six-bedroom mansion, telling her to take a taxi home in the middle of the night.
Pictures of Emma, including a snap she sent to Balotelli to get his attention, are below.
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Well, that must be the proudest moment of her life.
Downfall of Mario.
She's probably phoning that solitary black cab that they have there, requesting a ride to 'The North'.
“She said he was drinking red wine and smoking, which the all the girls thought was a bit surprising considering he’s a footballer."
You wally Mario.
You wally Mario.
Then again, Kuyt used to smoke so much Fred Dibnah used to keep trying to climb up him.
He also stacked his pancakes like a giant chimney.
Fucking hell. How many bellends were stuck in the woodwork before last night?
Dude, she's got his initials tattooed on her arse, thats practically video evidence.
How many goals will he get tomorrow? I reckon a brace.
Mario Balotelli is known for being generous, but this may be the most generous thing the Italian striker has ever done after appearing to have made a donation to Manchester Dogs’ Home.
According to staff at Manchester Dogs Home, Mario Balotelli is thought to have given a five-figure sum to the home after 60 dogs were killed in a fire last week.
An anonymous donation was made via the MEN’s JustGiving page and now the charities bosses are investigating whether Balotelli was behind it.
A spokeswoman for the dogs’ home told the MEN: “Mario owns a dog but it was in quarantine in Italy so he used to come and walk all the dogs at the dogs’ home.
“We can’t yet confirm whether he made a donation but he is known as a big dog lover so it would make sense.”
Balotelli's love for dogs is well known and the former Manchester City striker used to volunteer to be a dog walker at the shelter.
Huge respect, Mario.
According to staff at Manchester Dogs Home, Mario Balotelli is thought to have given a five-figure sum to the home after 60 dogs were killed in a fire last week.
An anonymous donation was made via the MEN’s JustGiving page and now the charities bosses are investigating whether Balotelli was behind it.
A spokeswoman for the dogs’ home told the MEN: “Mario owns a dog but it was in quarantine in Italy so he used to come and walk all the dogs at the dogs’ home.
“We can’t yet confirm whether he made a donation but he is known as a big dog lover so it would make sense.”
Balotelli's love for dogs is well known and the former Manchester City striker used to volunteer to be a dog walker at the shelter.
Huge respect, Mario.
To expand on RedNinja's post :
Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has shown his kind hearted side after appearing to have made a generous donation to Manchester Dogs’ Home. The striker is thought to have given a five-figure sum to the home after 60 dogs were killed in a blaze a week ago today. Staff at the charity suspect the dog-loving Italian is behind the generous handout and have revealed how the star previously volunteered for them during his time at Premier League rivals Manchester City.
Madcap Mario offered his free time walking abandoned dogs for the dogs’ home while his pet pooch was in quarantine in Italy ahead of a move to Manchester. And an anonymous donation made via the Manchester Evening News’ Justgiving page has now piqued the curiosity of charity bosses, who are now investigating whether the newly-acquired Liverpool striker is the benefactor. Jane Smith, a spokeswoman for the dogs’ home, said: “Mario owns a dog but it was in quarantine in Italy so he used to come and walk all the dogs at the dogs’ home.
Balotelli first visited Manchester Dogs’ Home in a bid to replace Lucky when the quarantine issue was raised, but ultimately decided to wait until his faithful friend was allowed into the country.
Since the landmark dogs home was devastated by fire last week, dog lovers from around the world have given generously to help.
As well as the five-figure sum suspected to have come from Mario, a large number of other ‘significant’ donations have been made to the Dogs Home since the disaster, including a £25,000 pledge by X-Factor judge Simon Cowell.
Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has shown his kind hearted side after appearing to have made a generous donation to Manchester Dogs’ Home. The striker is thought to have given a five-figure sum to the home after 60 dogs were killed in a blaze a week ago today. Staff at the charity suspect the dog-loving Italian is behind the generous handout and have revealed how the star previously volunteered for them during his time at Premier League rivals Manchester City.
Madcap Mario offered his free time walking abandoned dogs for the dogs’ home while his pet pooch was in quarantine in Italy ahead of a move to Manchester. And an anonymous donation made via the Manchester Evening News’ Justgiving page has now piqued the curiosity of charity bosses, who are now investigating whether the newly-acquired Liverpool striker is the benefactor. Jane Smith, a spokeswoman for the dogs’ home, said: “Mario owns a dog but it was in quarantine in Italy so he used to come and walk all the dogs at the dogs’ home.
Balotelli first visited Manchester Dogs’ Home in a bid to replace Lucky when the quarantine issue was raised, but ultimately decided to wait until his faithful friend was allowed into the country.
Since the landmark dogs home was devastated by fire last week, dog lovers from around the world have given generously to help.
As well as the five-figure sum suspected to have come from Mario, a large number of other ‘significant’ donations have been made to the Dogs Home since the disaster, including a £25,000 pledge by X-Factor judge Simon Cowell.
Brodge throwing some cold shade!
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