INSANE! Balotelli delibrately scores own goal in training, interrupts coach and so on

INSANE! Balotelli delibrately scores own goal in training, interrupts coach and so on

Mario Balotelli's relationship with Liverpool is surely over, Brendan Rodgers seems to  be tired of the Italian striiker's immature antics.

At 25-year old, the former Manchester city forward is struggling to find a club to sign him as Liverpool have shut him out of their team.

The daily independent have shed some light on the main reasons the top officials at Liverpool took the decision to neglect "Super Mario", some of the reasons are very crazy and unthinkable.

Read excerpts of the Balotelli story below:

During training Colin Pascoe, then Liverpool’s assistant manager, gathered the squad in a huddle close to Melwood’s perimeter wall. Thirty or 40 yards away, Jon Flanagan was hobbling by, an injured player facing almost a year on the sidelines. Balotelli started shouting towards him for no apparent reason, “Hey, hey…” interrupting Pascoe’s flow. For that, the Italian was threatened with banishment to the changing rooms.

Later in the afternoon, Balotelli scored a jaw-dropping goal from near the halfway line. Witnesses stood open-mouthed: first-team players shook their heads in disbelief, youngsters smirked nervously at the brilliance in front of them. One problem: the goal was at the wrong end.

At 1-1 during a 10 on 10 match, with Balotelli on the weaker team made up of likely substitutes for the weekend’s game at Arsenal as well as teenagers from the academy, he deemed it appropriate to turn around and fire a shot towards Brad Jones. The goalkeeper was helpless. Balotelli thought it hilarious, laughing away by himself in the centre circle.

By Christmas, indeed, Balotelli did not know the names of some of his team-mates – regulars who feature in the starting XI. It is reasoned he lost out on moments where relationships are developed because he missed home cooking so much that rather than eating at Melwood before and after training, he organised for lunch and dinner to be delivered to his Formby mansion from an Italian restaurant.

You can read the full story on independent.