Mancini will have to do without Balotelli for today&rsquo;s trip to Norwich as the striker is suspended following his Arsenal red card.u00a0Mancini had appeared to suggest that Balotelli&#39;s City career was finished after the Italian striker was sent off in last weekend&#39;s 1-0 defeat at Arsenal. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2012/apr/balo.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 372px; " /> Man City&rsquo;s boss Roberto Mancini &amp; Mario Balotelli. Pic/Getty Images Balotelli has repeatedly tested Mancini&rsquo;s patience with a series of increasingly bizarre incidents, including setting fire to his own bathroom by letting off fireworks and on-pitch rows with team-mates. The pair have clashed on several occasions, but on Friday Mancini appeared to make a peace offering to Balotelli as he suggested he could still work with the former Inter Milan forward if he showed a willingness to change his ways. &ldquo;I&rsquo;m happy if he wants to stay. But if he stays I think he needs to change,&rdquo; Mancini said. &ldquo;If he changes manager tomorrow, next year or in three years time then it&rsquo;s important he changes his behaviour. He can lose all his quality if he doesn&rsquo;t.&rdquo;

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini insists Mario Balotelli still has a future at Eastlands despite his controversial antics.

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