Maybe so but he's not the first black player to play in Italy, George Weah seemed to handle the San Siro just fine and established himself as officially the best player in the world without courting much controversy. Also presumably given the fact that he's been linked to clubs playing in european competition he will need to be able to handle trips to eastern europe where he would no doubt get a helluva reception in comparison.
AS someone said, a 27year old Weah, who played in several countries and was grown up before he went to one of the most racist countries around is one thing, Balotelli grew up in one of the most racist cities in Europe, having abuse hurled at him. He'd play for the youths, or reserves, score and get boo's and racist taunts thrown at him, its not the same thing, and almost everyone whose coached him, or been involved with him, manager, reporters, coaches, have said he's had more to deal with than almost anyone ever in Italian football, and he's a kid. People should really read up on him, he was given up by his parents(i think because he got ill) so an Italian family became his parents. After he got famous his actual parents tried to get back in contact when there was money to be had. LIkewise Italians treat him like he's only gotten the chances he got because he had a white family to bring him up, and his own clubs fans act like he just took up a spot in the youth team that a better young white player would have taken up.
Thing is he acts up a bit now, but thats more caused by racism and his treatment, he now seems to enjoy playing up to their hatred. Hard to feel that bad for a guy who makes millions a year doing a job he loves, but you can see how someone whose home and away fans most games chant "I hope you die" and "balotelli, a black **** " has a lot more to deal with than most.
AS for Eduardo, he was a truly excellent finisher, but since his injury, the biggest problem, and this is completely Wengers fault, is that he's never once been given a run of games, and the few games he's got half have been on the left wing, or in this ridiculous non working 4-5-1 where our strikers are isolated and given very very little of the ball and very little support.
Yes, he should go, for himself, if Wenger won't play him, whats the point in him staying. I think the second he gets a run in a team he'll be his old self after 5-6 games. Wenger has this habit of playing people only when theres injuries, and making it plain as day they won't stay in the team as soon as whoever is injured is fit, unless they scored 58 goals a game.
All these players look nervous, and under huge pressure to perform, without any match fitness or form. One cup game every 4-6 weeks doesn't create form. I don't know how many players we'll waste because Wenger refuses to rotate players, and insists on playing truly awful players instead.
Considering Eduardo looked promising in the few minutes he got, and Diaby, Denilson, Sagna, and a few others looked truly useless despite lots and lots and lots of minutes, I'd be ditching those that can't perform despite complete confidence, form, and having all the time in the world, not those that haven't had a chance at all.
Bendtner for 3 years has looked very promising, but nervous for the majority because he knows unless he performs massively, he'll be out. HE scored 16 goals or so in Champs league and the league, scored 1 and set up 2 against Barca, and the SECOND RVP was fit Bendtner was out, despite Bendtner being in form and RVP being unfit. Thing is, half our players play like it doesn't matter what they do, when Wenger decides on his first 11, everyone else is screwed and it just doesn't matter how they perform.