slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Too bad

Health always terminating people's career and dreams


Exactly why I don't give a fuckkkkk when people say smoking damage the heart

Smoked for years still my heart is not damage whereas some people haven't tasted common one drag in their entire life but liver , kidney and heart is already disturbing them

Be thankful to the CREATOR and GIVER of life that you're among the privileged few who indulge some of this unhealthy lifestyle and still have their vital organs unscathed. It's truly nothing to brag about. Nonetheless, the race is not to the swift...

So Sad seeing him and aguro quting football at their prime...
As someone said earlier...thought regular exercise makes our heart healthier.
Medical professions we need answer to this.

baike:
But the guy is still fit to play football
why terminate the contract

Allowing him in the game will be a risk of his life. They don't gamble with life. We gat just one.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Too bad

Health always terminating people's career and dreams


Exactly why I don't give a fuckkkkk when people say smoking damage the heart

Smoked for years still my heart is not damage whereas some people haven't tasted common one drag in their entire life but liver , kidney and heart is already disturbing them

yeah bro.sports men can have heart problems if they take performance enhancing drugs like steroids,Viagra and co.it over worked the heart.

8stargeneral:
So Sad seeing him and aguro quting football at their prime...
As someone said earlier...thought regular exercise makes our heart healthier.
Medical professions we need answer to this.

athletes can have heart problems. that is y we have doping organizations that regulate the kind of drugs an athlete can take for performance enhancing. If u r taking steroids and other dope u may likely have a heart problem.

ProfAmaben:
How sportsmen have heart issues still surprises me, I thought that when you exercise regularly, the heart muscle becomes healthier, Aguero and Eriksen have disproved this fact.

Exactly what I've been asking people.

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggar
Too bad

Health always terminating people's career and dreams


Exactly why I don't give a fuckkkkk when people say smoking damage the heart

Smoked for years still my heart is not damage whereas some people haven't tasted common one drag in their entire life but liver , kidney and heart is already disturbing them

When it will hit all vital organs may crash at once.

I pray u obtain mercy

Meanwhile hope u have stopped scamming people

ProfAmaben:
How sportsmen have heart issues still surprises me, I thought that when you exercise regularly, the heart muscle becomes healthier, Aguero and Eriksen have disproved this fact.

Too much of everything is bad. Plus this players are overworked.

EdoFirstBorn:


Like i agree with you , i dont understand why the guy doesn't just retire

There is life after football! Or does he want to make his wife a widow?

Lol. I tire for the guy. May be its greed

Adakintroy:


Too much of everything is bad. Plus this players are overworked.

Overworked? With just a match or 2 per week? Eriksen earns over $500,000 weekly.

ProfAmaben:


Overworked? With just a match or 2 per week? Eriksen earns over $500,000 weekly.

Behind the scene class, training, sport endorsement adverts. Guy I no de but behind the scene go plenty join Na wetin you and me see be match.

Stonerobaba:
Its the right time to quit football my friend.

Kanu Nwankwo didn’t quit
He didn’t give up

.

He should just call it quit. Life over career!

ProfAmaben:


Overworked? With just a match or 2 per week? Eriksen earns over $500,000 weekly.

Erikson doesn't earn up to 500,it should be around 250k

Said it the moment he collapsed on that pitch and was given CPR. That it was all over but some folks here were yapping out ignorance. Few will give him health insurance to continue playing and so few clubs will be willing to give him a contract, not to talk of the devastating publicity it will procure for them if it recurs.

Feel sorry for him but that is the reality. If he was at his 'root' club he would just be moved back office to continue in some capacity. Unfortunately he was at the early stages of his Inter contract and not impacted the club, fans and owners so not much sentimental attachment to give him a soft landing.

ProfAmaben:
How sportsmen have heart issues still surprises me, I thought that when you exercise regularly, the heart muscle becomes healthier, Aguero and Eriksen have disproved this fact.

Cardiovascular issues are more complicated than you are making it.

A person can have a healthy heart and still suffer a type of cardiac arrest if they get hit in the chest.

And then, there is the issue of over exertion which can lead to cardiac arrest.

Exercise is only one of many factors that reduce risks of cardiac arrest. Exercise may not be enough, if you are predisposed to cardiovascular problems or if you have some unhealthy habits.

ProfAmaben:


Overworked? With just a match or 2 per week? Eriksen earns over $500,000 weekly.

They put in a lot of work behind the scene.

There are the rigorous trainings, and the time registered in the gym. Then, these men go back home to their families, and still carve out family time away from their tight schedules.

It is not about the matches. The trainings are in fact, usually more rigorous.

Ever watched a goalkeeper training before? When these goalkeepers aren't active during the real game, people will often ignorantly wonder why they are getting paid that much. But go and watch the rigorous drilling they go through, especially the reaction-time drilling.

lolu2019:
athletes can have heart problems. that is y we have doping organizations that regulate the kind of drugs an athlete can take for performance enhancing. If u r taking steroids and other dope u may likely have a heart problem.

Alright..but HW about some athletes that doesn't dope but they had heart failure.

8stargeneral:
Alright..but HW about some athletes that doesn't dope but they had heart failure.

I don't think that is possible. unless, their is an underlying infection.

8stargeneral:
So Sad seeing him and aguro quting football at their prime...
As someone said earlier...thought regular exercise makes our heart healthier.
Medical professions we need answer to this.

Exercise is only one of many factors that makes out heart healthy. It is not the ONLY factor.

If you want a healthy heart, you must do more than exercise regularly. You must avoid other risk factors of cardiac arrest.

Stress is a risk factor for cardiac arrest and other cardiovascular problems. If you have a stressful life, exercising regularly may not be able to help. Footballers are human beings too, and so they may encounter stress in their relationships with others. Stress can come from their relationships with their parents, their children, their wives, their teammates, and even coach. Stress may even come from within. For example, they may worry about not pleasing the fans in the next match, worry about being kicked out of the first 11, worry about life-changing injuries, and even poverty.

Smoking is another risk factor. You can't be smoking, and be expecting a healthy heart simply because you exercise regularly. I was an amateur boxer many years back, planning to impress and make the Olympics light heavyweight team. I remembered that nearly all of the trainers at the national stadium then were chronic smokers. These were men who were in good shape (for their age), men who had solid cardios and could put in hours of heavy works in the ring during sparring. In fact, when you sparred some of these men, they would tire you out, despite being far older than you. But they had the unhealthy habit of chronic smoking.

There are many other factors that can make your regular exercise a waste of time. So, exercising regularly is not enough. It helps, but in collaboration with other healthy practices.

If not because of Simon Kjaer's quick response Erikson would've died that day!

jullary:
good observation, the medical practitioners should enlighten us in this!

Footballers do develop cardiomegaly and/or bradycardia secondary to prolonged strenuous exercises. With development of an enlarged heart they may go on to develop ectopic foci which may cause unsynchronized discharge differing with the SA node, this phenomenon will translate to development of cardiac arrythmia which can lead to cardiopulmonary insufficiency, formation of intrachamber thrombus with a possibility of throwing up an emboli, then cardiac arrest is another dangerous complication.

In summary, mild and we'll timed cardio exercises is most suitable and generally accepted because it barely changes the normal anatomy and physiology of the heart.
I stand to be corrected and varying opinions are welcomed.

BluntTheApostle:


Exercise is only one of many factors that makes out heart healthy. It is not the ONLY factor.

If you want a healthy heart, you must do more than exercise regularly. You must avoid other risk factors of cardiac arrest.

Stress is a risk factor for cardiac arrest and other cardiovascular problems. If you have a stressful life, exercising regularly may not be able to help. Footballers are human beings too, and so they may encounter stress in their relationships with others. Stress can come from their relationships with their parents, their children, their wives, their teammates, and even coach. Stress may even come from within. For example, they may worry about not pleasing the fans in the next match, worry about being kicked out of the first 11, worry about life-changing injuries, and even poverty.

Smoking is another risk factor. You can't be smoking, and be expecting a healthy heart simply because you exercise regularly. I was an amateur boxer many years back, planning to impress and make the Olympics light heavyweight team. I remembered that nearly all of the trainers at the national stadium then were chronic smokers. These were men who were in good shape (for their age), men who had solid cardios and could put in hours of heavy works in the ring during sparring. In fact, when you sparred some of these men, they would tire you out, despite being far older than you. But they had the unhealthy habit of chronic smoking.

There are many other factors that can make your regular exercise a waste of time. So, exercising regularly is not enough. It helps, but in collaboration with other healthy practices.

Wow...thanks for ur elaboration...I really appreciated.

ProfAmaben:
How sportsmen have heart issues still surprises me, I thought that when you exercise regularly, the heart muscle becomes healthier, Aguero and Eriksen have disproved this fact.

These types are usually congenital ie they are born with it. So when they manifest later in life, its not because of lack of exercise or bad health habits but it's been there all along.

What saved Kanu's career was that his own was operable.

lolu2019:
I don't think that is possible. unless, their is an underlying infection.

Alright

Ericsson, now aguero

This guy reminds me of xavi Hernandez, just hope he resign and focus on his health.

FrankBass281:


Erikson doesn't earn up to 500,it should be around 250k

Over 400k euros weekly, go and confirm.

ProfAmaben:


Overworked? With just a match or 2 per week? Eriksen earns over $500,000 weekly.

No player earns that amount in serie A

He will still play, just not in Italy

Reference:
Said it the moment he collapsed on that pitch and was given CPR. That it was all over but some folks here were yapping out ignorance. Few will give him health insurance to continue playing and so few clubs will be willing to give him a contract, not to talk of the devastating publicity it will procure for them if it recurs.

Feel sorry for him but that is the reality. If he was at his 'root' club he would just be moved back office to continue in some capacity. Unfortunately he was at the early stages of his Inter contract and not impacted the club, fans and owners so not much sentimental attachment to give him a soft landing.

He can still play in almost any other country except Italy. He has been fitted with a pacemaker so it is unlikely to lead to him ever being in that situation again. Daley Blind still plays for Ajax today