On 5 November 2011, at the annual fireworks display at Edenbridge, Kent, a 12 metre tall bonfire effigy shown in the image was unveiled. To what event was it a direct reference to?
Answer: This is an effigy of Mario Balotelli. Balotelli and his friends set Balotelli's house on fire when a firework was let off in it, and later that week Balotelli was unveiled as Greater Manchester's ambassador for firework safety. The next day, he celebrated his goal by unveiling a shirt with the words: "Why always me?" on it.
14 Answers:
mario balotelli chosen for d fireworks night(reason...his mansion was caught fire cos of fire wrks)...direct ref...???...if u want an indian connection its d
dussehra..
Mario balotelli flaunted a vest with the words 'why always me' after scoring against man u(re)
The firework connection is that some friends had set off fireworks in his apartment, an act which cemented balotelli's maverick persona...
balloteli burning down his house..
as an added note it was guy fawkes day wasnt it...
Super Mario Balotelli
mario balotelli effigy for bonfire night at guy fawkes group.
Mario Balotelli who accidentally burnt a part of his house.
Mario Balotelli's house caught fire.
Mario Balotelli obviously..he wore the Why Always Me shirt against Manchester United....
and he & his friends blazed fireworks in his house's bathroom ... :P
- Sukanto
Diwali
Diwali
Marion Balotelli's house nearly burnt down after a friend set off some fireworks in his bathroom.
And thus the effigy...
Mario Balotelli setting off fireworks in his house, the "Why Always Me" captioned shirt was what he was wearing under his kit in the Manchester derby
guy fawkes bonfire night
-Evika
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