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MRTA7:Hmmm if that’s the case, then that’s tough. |
Segedinho:The 1st ultrasound scan report which seems to be a targeted pelvic ultrasound scan says they saw a complex right ovarian cyst. The 2nd scan which appears to be a general abdominal scan states that the ovarian cysts are benign. So the 2 scans are not in total agreement. I would go with the 1st scan report because as a pelvic scan it is more likely to be accurate. Complex ovarian cysts are more serious than benign cysts because they have a higher risk of being cancerous (but they are often non cancerous though, just higher risk than benign cysts). It would have been good to know your cousin’s age and family history but the summary is that she has a symptomatic complex ovarian cyst with episodes of irregular vaginal bleeding. She needs to be referred to a gynaecologist. She would benefit from hysteroscopy andor MRI and also some blood tests for tumour markers. |
Segedinho your cousin’s name is in the 2nd scan. Pls remove it. |
![]() Better soup na money kill am. The kind soup elder dey talk about get recipe o! How many of una fit afford shark fin soup and wagyu beef soup? elder abeg come and clear their doubt and post pictures of the soup you eat daily abeg. ![]() |
raumdeuter:Hehehe |
patrickmuf:Win the next 5 games? 😀😀😀 |
BlueRayDick:Not only that the goal was at their mercy but our GK was on the floor multiple times. |
patrickmuf:He is loyal to a fault. Or one can say he plays favourites. He does not want to sack any member of his coaching staff who have been with him since he started coaching. This is despite clear proof that his GK coach and set piece coach are failing at their jobs. Our midfield problem might have been solved at the very start of preseason if we had accepted that offer for Bruno but loyalty/favouritism stood in the way. |
odizeey: ![]() |
Patrickmuf1:He was scared of conceding a goal from Amad’s side and brought Dalot to shore up that side, that one ended up causing the goal. We were losing midfield battle and brought on Ugarte who can’t control possession. Nearly 200 mins played this season and Mainoo is still glued to the bench. Bruno must have a “can’t sub” clause in his contract. This Lemmens had better be good cos Bayindir will cost us 3 goals from corner kicks one of these days. |
Tension catch Amorin so badly he no fit watch us defending corners. Yet he no sack his useless set piece coach. Sack countdown loading. |
Maybe Amorim should just jejely remove Casemiro before he gets a 2nd yellow card. |
patrickmuf:Our set piece coach should have been sacked from last season. |
PDPGuy:Agba ki wa loja, ki ori omo titun o wo. It is left to the father figures in society to mentor and tutor the younger ones. |
BlueRayDick:Earning a high income for only a few years does not work out well for most people in life, especially athletes who are often ill-equipped and lacking in the education needed to manage retirement. Across all sports you see these issues cropping up. An article stated that 60% of NBA players go broke 5yrs after retirement and that figure goes up to 80% by the 10yr mark. I am not saying they should be calling out the government for support but that their situation is more about human nature than anything they did wrong. Regarding Rufai’s burial I think the government could have stepped in when it became obvious that the family was struggling. It is a one-off situation and Rufai is one of the most iconic players we have ever had and not an average Joe. I think it is the level of love and adulation which Rufai had at his prime, which Taribo must have witnessed as a young boy, that triggered his reaction. Also during Rufai’s time there was not much money in football like that to last 30 years after retirement. I remember there was a time Rufai struggled to get a club and he left football to be selling jewellery to make ends meet. |
PDPGuy:Kids of nowadays. What’s her OnlyFans, let me go and warn her vigorously. |
Leyqute:Thad good for him. He is a potential England No 1. The Donnarumma reports are quite surprising for a Pep team. |
Ellexy:The 2 CMs in Amorim’s system need a base level of physicality for it to work. You can’t play 2 midfielders against 3 midfielders and have 1 of your 2 midfielders having low work rate. The onus is on Mainoo to improve in that work rate aspect. We all noticed it when we were using 3 midfielders so one can only imagine how it can be when it’s only 2. Having said that, your summation on senseless tenacity is correct. |
Leyqute:This is mainly political talk. We are chasing a game and the manager had 5 changes to make and didn’t believe Mainoo should be one of them. He does not trust him in one of the 2 CM positions. He just can’t come out and say it. Only consistent poor performance from the preferred choices or Mainoo seriously lifting his game can enable him get regular game time, especially this season in which there won’t be much need to rest players. |
Ellexy:He has only really played 2 full seasons na so I don’t think you can say his growth has tinder over the past 2 seasons. He had an excellent season 2 seasons ago which culminated in him making his England debut and then cementing his place in the starting lineup. Last season he came back unfit from the Euros and then had a number of injuries during the season that wrecked it for him. His biggest problem though is that he is not a natural fit for this 3-4-3 with the 2 man midfield. At least not at EPL pace. Even Bruno is not a natural fit but is benefiting from “my captain must play” and Portuguese parapo. When Amorim first got here I stressed that some regular players would not fit the system while some fringe players might benefit. Mainoo has to improve on his stamina/work rate and passing range. I think he has it in him but he has to go get it. If Amorim has any sense sha Mainoo has to be the 1st name off the bench going forward and not Ugarte. |
Oasis007:Hehehe. Ok na. Na here we dey. |
Leyqute:Hehehe. |
GloriousGbola:With a father like that, Mohbad tried in this life. |
BlueRayDick:Exactly. How doing an autopsy became rocket science is what I don’t understand. Everybody involved in that circus was in it for dubious reasons. Most of them preferred the unending scandal and continued social media engagement rather than finding out the truth about what happened to the boy. When you consider the behaviour of even his family members after his death you will conclude that the boy was dealt a bad hand in life. |
Ellexy:Antony is not. It is only in EPL that you will readily find clubs that have such money to spend on a single winger. Unfortunately, he is an EPL flop so EPL clubs don’t want him. Clubs in continental Europe don’t have that kind of money outside Real, Bayern, PSG etc. Garnacho is the one that could have gotten us 50m easily but he messed us up by declaring he wanted only Chelsea. |
[quote author=Mrviktor post=136504509] . Exhibit A. He lacks the tactical discipline to play that role. Someone who does not understand football will blame Casemiro for tracking back slowly in the first place not realising that it was Bruno’s wandering that opened up the lacuna in the midfield. Another game, another time, Casemiro doesn’t catch up and we concede a shot or goal. Dalot and Casemiro immediately understood the assignment while Bruno didn’t. It’s not about ability as a footballer but suitability for a role. |
Englishisamust:You are whining yourself. Mentally and physically fragile keepers don’t improve in that area. Let him go and improve at another club. |
So many sinners on this thread. |
engrelvis:Unless you are kidding yourself, Yoro is ahead of Maz. |
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