08-12-2011, 11:56 AM
I dont think it is the atmosphere around him that causes his problems. It is more to do with himself.
He only played two coaches, Mancini and JM. You rarely see JM comes out and state a player must act more professionally.....since he shields his players well, and thats why they love him. Even if we give both the benefits of the doubts here and assume that JM does not know how to train Mario or Mario just can't understand JM straight methods, I think Mancini treat him like a son at Inter and thats why he brought him to City. You have a tough methods and a soft love methods, while both seemed not to work with Mario. Thats why I believe the problems lie inside Mario and not the environment. After all, Mario never played under someone like Fergie and Capello where it is their way or the high way.
As a fan of Milan, ofcourse I wish bringing Mario in will help him as a person thus becoming a better player. However, I don't think thats possible at all. Honestly, I think Milan is better off without Mario than with him at this moment.
He only played two coaches, Mancini and JM. You rarely see JM comes out and state a player must act more professionally.....since he shields his players well, and thats why they love him. Even if we give both the benefits of the doubts here and assume that JM does not know how to train Mario or Mario just can't understand JM straight methods, I think Mancini treat him like a son at Inter and thats why he brought him to City. You have a tough methods and a soft love methods, while both seemed not to work with Mario. Thats why I believe the problems lie inside Mario and not the environment. After all, Mario never played under someone like Fergie and Capello where it is their way or the high way.
As a fan of Milan, ofcourse I wish bringing Mario in will help him as a person thus becoming a better player. However, I don't think thats possible at all. Honestly, I think Milan is better off without Mario than with him at this moment.
