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RODGERS WAS MY WORST-EVER COACH, BALOTELLI SAYS

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Although people think Balotelli had issues with Klopp and Liverpool, he has said the opposite to Gazzetta dello Sport.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Balotelli said, "Klopp was not [my worst]. I've got nothing against him. A situation had been created at Liverpool and may be he should have had more patience with me"

He then went on to say, "In reality, the biggest disappointment I have had was with Rodgers. I had fun with him in training, but he was disastrous when it came to his relationship with his players..."

"For me, the most capable remains [former Manchester City boss] Mancini. He's fantastic and I owe him everything."

When asked about Balotelli's comment, Rodgers told talkSPORT, "I just couldn't really connect with Mario..."

Well...

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