Manchester City is IN Deep deep Trouble,Ageuro was injured because of the spray,Carlos Trevez just played one game in the whole premier league,Roberto Mancini said that he has no belief or faith in Mario Ballotelli.He is not trust worthy in his view.Manchester City is running short of a striker a big blow when they are just three points behind the premier league leaders Manchester UTD.
Sergio Agüero will be missing from Manchester City's game against Sunderland on Sundayon Saturday after a freakish injury that has infuriated Roberto Mancini and may also keep the Argentinian out of the game at Arsenal next weekend.
Agüero, City's leading scorer, is understood to have suffered an extreme reaction after a member of staff applied a spray to his foot. His skin is said to have reacted so badly to the spray that he has been left with burn-like blisters and his entire foot has swollen.
Mancini refused to say what had caused the injury beyond repeatedly describing it as "stupid".
The treatment was administered after the Argentinian banged his foot in the 2-1 win over Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium 10 days ago and meant that he also missed the 1-1 draw at Stoke City last weekend. Mancini was clearly aggrieved and said he would wait until the end of the season before explaining exactly what had befallen Agüero.
"I don't know what's happened with Sergio," Mancini said. "It's better that we don't talk about this. For us it's a big problem because we lost Sergio against Stoke and tomorrow he can't play [against Sunderland].
"We can't lose our top scorer for stupid things like this. It is a stupid injury but not his fault. He can't play with this injury for one week, 10 days, two weeks. I am really disappointed about what has happened. It is impossible that we can lose a player to a stupid situation."
Carlos Tevez has made substitute appearances in City's last two games and also played again for the reserves this week but Mancini said the striker was not fit enough to replace Agüero against Sunderland. "Next game maybe because he has improved a lot in the last 10 days."
Agüero has scored 24 goals in 41 City appearances this season and Mario Balotelli has 15 in 29. But Mancini was frank when assessing whether the Italian could be trusted to take over the role as City's main striker.
"No, never. But Mario is like this. No, I don't trust Mario. I don't think anyone can trust Mario.
"But he is a top player and he can do everything. He could easily score two goals tomorrow or in the next game at Arsenal. But we can't trust him.
"He is a top player, he can do everything in a game, he can score three, he can take a red card. Up until now he did well. And he can be important for us in the last eight games."
This week Balotelli flew to Milan and interrupted an Internazionale press conference to congratulate the new manager, Andrea Stramaccioni, on his appointment.
Mancini laughed off the incident and the pictures of him earlier in the week apparently clashing with the 21-year-old on the training ground.
"I can't take him and put him in his house for two days," he said. "Probably the moment will arrive when he understands what he should do when he has two days off. I hope for him [he grows out of this behaviour] because he needs to improve in this."
Mancini, who should have Vincent Kompany available against Sunderland and Joleon Lescott against Arsenal, denied Sir Alex Ferguson's claim that bringing back Tevez was an act of desperation.
"It is not important what Sir Alex said on this. I have a big respect for him but it is not important, the same for him in what I say," said Mancini, who was also calm about the comments of the City executive Patrick Vieira, who claimed that the major clubs like United can get the benefit of referee's decisions. "Sometimes it can happen like this."
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| Manchester City :IN Deep Trouble,Ageuro injured,Trevez just played one game,Ballotelli not trust worthy |
Sergio Agüero will be missing from Manchester City's game against Sunderland on Sundayon Saturday after a freakish injury that has infuriated Roberto Mancini and may also keep the Argentinian out of the game at Arsenal next weekend.
Agüero, City's leading scorer, is understood to have suffered an extreme reaction after a member of staff applied a spray to his foot. His skin is said to have reacted so badly to the spray that he has been left with burn-like blisters and his entire foot has swollen.
Mancini refused to say what had caused the injury beyond repeatedly describing it as "stupid".
The treatment was administered after the Argentinian banged his foot in the 2-1 win over Chelsea at the Etihad Stadium 10 days ago and meant that he also missed the 1-1 draw at Stoke City last weekend. Mancini was clearly aggrieved and said he would wait until the end of the season before explaining exactly what had befallen Agüero.
"I don't know what's happened with Sergio," Mancini said. "It's better that we don't talk about this. For us it's a big problem because we lost Sergio against Stoke and tomorrow he can't play [against Sunderland].
"We can't lose our top scorer for stupid things like this. It is a stupid injury but not his fault. He can't play with this injury for one week, 10 days, two weeks. I am really disappointed about what has happened. It is impossible that we can lose a player to a stupid situation."
Carlos Tevez has made substitute appearances in City's last two games and also played again for the reserves this week but Mancini said the striker was not fit enough to replace Agüero against Sunderland. "Next game maybe because he has improved a lot in the last 10 days."
Agüero has scored 24 goals in 41 City appearances this season and Mario Balotelli has 15 in 29. But Mancini was frank when assessing whether the Italian could be trusted to take over the role as City's main striker.
"No, never. But Mario is like this. No, I don't trust Mario. I don't think anyone can trust Mario.
"But he is a top player and he can do everything. He could easily score two goals tomorrow or in the next game at Arsenal. But we can't trust him.
"He is a top player, he can do everything in a game, he can score three, he can take a red card. Up until now he did well. And he can be important for us in the last eight games."
This week Balotelli flew to Milan and interrupted an Internazionale press conference to congratulate the new manager, Andrea Stramaccioni, on his appointment.
Mancini laughed off the incident and the pictures of him earlier in the week apparently clashing with the 21-year-old on the training ground.
"I can't take him and put him in his house for two days," he said. "Probably the moment will arrive when he understands what he should do when he has two days off. I hope for him [he grows out of this behaviour] because he needs to improve in this."
Mancini, who should have Vincent Kompany available against Sunderland and Joleon Lescott against Arsenal, denied Sir Alex Ferguson's claim that bringing back Tevez was an act of desperation.
"It is not important what Sir Alex said on this. I have a big respect for him but it is not important, the same for him in what I say," said Mancini, who was also calm about the comments of the City executive Patrick Vieira, who claimed that the major clubs like United can get the benefit of referee's decisions. "Sometimes it can happen like this."
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