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Chelsea FC players reportedly informed former coach Steve Holland about Antonio Conte's training techniques, but the Italian rejected such talk as has lashed out at b******t reports.

Conte led Chelsea to the Premier League title last season, but they currently struggling to keep pace with Manchester City so far this season, Conte's intense work on the training field reportedly rubbing Chelsea players the wrong way.

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DebbieSean:
Lol. Thanks. I wasn't implying he's poverty stricken actually...just saying things could get better

ok, permission to use pm?

Smarty98:
Zlatan ibrahinovic nko,shey na backstage e dey?

na backstage our martial-act bros dey oo

sunshineV:
Where's yaya toure?

that lanky-midfielder? d guy stil dey man city na .. which village yu dey sef

At just 17, Chelsea FC midfielder Ethan Ampadu leaves a mark in history for the West London club, as he becomes the first player born this millennium to start an EFL Cup tie against Everton at Stamford Bridge.

The youngster – who has been named in Chris Coleman’s Wales squad but still yet to make his senior debut – was given his first Chelsea begin by Antonio Conte.

As the years go on, clubs continue to break the barrier for the players born past the year 2000 and Ampadu now becomes one of those, and keep in mind that for some, it may be the David Luiz-like hair donned by Ampadu – As the first player ever to start a match for Chelsea who was born in the 21st century.

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Phi001:
In football, a Nigerian international is a footballer who has/had played for the Nigerian national team.

Thanks for the heads up

Man no too geh wahala.. just cap..

meanwhile sme ladies will seek fo loan just to feel among..

elsse:
You are judging strong by size,six packs and height Ni

Dos people strong reach Messi,aguero,kante,Sanchez... reshuffle your list and do the needful

ah hear yu ..

johnnyholtby:
Mumu op so Ronaldo is stronger than Messi btw where's Clarence seddorf
Gattuso
Matuidi
Arnautovic
Ibrahimovic
Valencia

Mumu? yu need to visit a tattoo parlour and tel em to ink a brain on ur forehead..

if ah gather all ur list put ,na ppl like yu go still come out criticise y so-so player no dey thr..

Life of a critics

Deseo:
Why is Ronaldo not topping the list?

see yu. na ur bf shey?

DisGuy:
WHEN DID HE PLAY FOR NIGERIA?

he never did play for nigeria or england,but that doesn't make him less nigerian

nairavsdollars:
Where did you put Per Mertesacker?

that grandpa?

RoyalBlak007:
♤ So Adama no strong ba?

[color=#F5A215]♤Where Sissoko dey..? Yaya sef no suppose dey there... [/color]

ah no talk sey the guy no strong bro, several other strong players full africa,europe and other leagues but for me he doesn't make the cut..

kiddoiLL:
Wrong Bro....Have you seen that guy play?? na pesin u dey call fat be dis?

yea, have seen him play and do bully his way out of troubles and all.. but to "me" Kolasinac is not.

RoyalBlak007:
♤ Where's

[color=#F5A215]♤Adama Traore (Middlesbrough) [/color]

Adama wetyn ? wu adama traore wan bench among this player if dem select first 11 strongest

Orobo2Lekpa:
Where is Ifeanyi Egwim on this list?

Ifeanyi Egwim should be in portharcourt last i hear from the Enugu Rangers forward

kiddoiLL:
Where's Sead Kolasinac?? a.k.a The Tank ..... a.k.a The Bosnian Hulk

Sead Kolasinac is fat joo

1. Adebayo Akinfenwa ( The Beast )

Just take a look at that arm and you ask why is he a footballer in the first place, he is broadly known throughout the world because of his beast-like physique and power.

The Wycombe Wanderers forward can bench press 180kg – that’s twice his own bodyweight. Such quality is for all intents and purposes difficult to match in football, which is why he has previously been mistaken for as an NFL player.

Honourable Mentions: Danny Shittu, Mario Balotelli, Christopher Samba, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Victor Anichebe, and Giorgio Chiellini


Whether you concur or can’t help disagreeing with CheapGoals list, don’t hesitate to tell us your thought.

However, CheapGoals would advise its lovely NAIRALAND readers not to tell any of the aforementioned players to their face should you disagree with their inclusion on the list. your safety is our concern.

2. George Elokobi

As far as anyone knows weighing the scales at 90 kilograms of unadulterated muscle is somewhat incredible, in spite of being only 5’9″ tall, Elokobi is the direct opposite of that assumption. He’s without a doubt the most intimidating cheat in football and ought to consider a career in the NFL.

He may be less defensively astute as Chiellini or Ramos but the Cameroonian brags a staggering grounded physique that could earn him a direct ticket as bodybuilding champ, Elokobi claims his strength is simply hereditary and he has never done extra weights in the rec center to accomplish his etched physical make-up.

3. Hulk

Hulk is an incredibly solid footballer, especially for one who normally works on the flanks. A brisk, skillful winger with a rocket of a left foot, Hulk absolutely offers something other than what’s expected to the normal wide man it’s a disgrace his muscular solidness and talent go unnoticed by such an extensive portion of football fans.

4. Victor Wanyama

Going on a 50-50 challenge for the ball with Wanyama is an overwhelming prospect without a doubt. the Kenyan is best depicted as a 6’2″ block wall. He’s something beyond a raging bull, capable to do nothing but simply thumping opponents about; Wanyama has a talent for finding the net from outside the zone, regularly in a fabulous mold.

5. Yaya Toure

It’s crazy to think the Ivorian spent part of his career at Barcelona operating as a makeshift centre-back, on arriving Premier League Yaya transformed into an all-conquering, dreadful and powerful goalscoring midfielder. opponents spent hours concocting plans to close down one of football strongest and physical players, but by what means would someone be able to exceed expectations in such a significant territory be ignored ?.

6. Wes Morgan

Leicester City’s skipper invested a long time in the second level of English football before turning into the hearts of the Foxes’ mind-boggling Premier League success. His endeavors from dead-ball situations outshone his skillful cautious work for the Foxes.

Morgan dependably tussles with a striker and midfielder to steal possession, it’s no big surprise his change to his role for the Foxes caught many off guards. He’s presently regarded by many as truly outstanding in his position on account of his physical ability to keep out skillful and towering strikers while rampaging into opponents territory himself.

7. Romelu Lukaku

The Belgian forward is a Herculean muscle-man most strikers envy. Like Drogba, Lukaku is a mercilessly solid player with the ability to bash his way past premier League defenders freely. He remains a man mountain that overwhelms the scene of the 18-yard box with his consolidated massive physicality with no little amount of strategy.

8. Cristiano Ronaldo

The Madrid star is an awesome player who refuses to modest far from cautious defensive bullies, and maybe even relishes physical encounters. On the off chance that Ronaldo isn’t getting under his marker’s skin with a couple of skills and leg-over, he’s tormenting them within the standards of the game with his bull-like quality and abilities, rankling pace and smart movement. His boots are the only piece of his body that doesn’t appear to be made of calcium.

9. Micha Richard

The former Manchester City right-back is like a tank much compared with Hulk, but also has an inconceivable turn of pace considering his size. With so many abilities to call upon, Richard thumped down opponents much actually. He is solid, intense and a man with a solid cautious defensive position.

While his career has not grown quite as expected, he remains one of the strongest and most grounded players.

With the developing physical nature of the game, strength is winding up to a greater extent of a necessity in football as every year passes. The strongest players on the pitch can exert a telling impact on a match, either by disturbing the space creative players need to pull the strings or ushering strikers away out of possession as they hunker down on their territory.

Today CheapGoals take a look at ten of the world strongest footballers

10. Tim Wiese

There are solid footballers who could break weights machines during a fitness test with their strengths. That is precisely what the German goalkeeper purportedly did soon after retiring from football in 2014, picking up a significant amount of muscle and subsequently switch to a career in professional wrestling, in the long run, Tim joined the WWE in 2016 to break bones.

Source: http://cheapgoals.com/top-ten-strongest-footballers-as-at-2015-2017/

DebbieSean:
. There's always light at the end of the tunnel

not like he's poverty stricken , he's actually bouyant.. Just that what was expected of him from his early glowing career appears somewhat different now.

Btw i love your smile

At just 17, Chelsea FC midfielder Ethan Ampadu leaves a mark in history for the West London club, as he becomes the first player born this millennium to start an EFL Cup tie against Everton at Stamford Bridge.

The youngster – who has been named in Chris Coleman’s Wales squad but still yet to make his senior debut – was given his first Chelsea begin by Antonio Conte.

As the years go on, clubs continue to break the barrier for the players born past the year 2000 and Ampadu now becomes one of those, and keep in mind that for some, it may be the David Luiz-like hair donned by Ampadu – As the first player ever to start a match for Chelsea who was born in the 21st century.


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oyetpel:
Nice article cheapgoals.

I have never heard of a story like this before, even i no know him.

The guy even played in Nigeria for kwara united.

Thanks ..

This one of those sad stories of players who were a wonderful youngster in football at some point, who even reached the glory, but today live a quite different life than the world imagined and predicted.

The story of ex-Ghanaian footballer Baba Sule is touching and somewhat being fruitful but loaded with challenges. the World-Cup winner had to conquer niggling injuries which made him hang up his boots in 2006.

In any case, Baba finds it hard to stop football totally and discovered his way to Fuenlabrada, where the club from opened new opportunities for him to wind up as the club’s new kit man, and he couldn’t be more joyful as a man who cherished, adores and will always love football.

In 1995, Baba Sule celebrated his most prominent achievement when he scored past former Brazilian shot-stopper Julio Cesar in the final of the U17 World Cup with the Ghanaian national team, who eventually ended up winning the U17 World Cup final, sparking a memorable moment for Ghanaians to savor.

Baba Sule wanted to make his name in Spanish football and landed at Mallorca only a year later, unfortunately, he contracted hepatitis, which cut his career off. That was his first difficulty he experienced in his footballing career.

Leaving Mallorca for Ourense, where he broke two bones up in his arm. Baba came back to partake in the U20 World Cup, where he scored two more goals, Ghana finished in fourth place in the tournament.

At that point in 1999, Real Madrid took a risk with the promising youngster and secure his services into their youth academy, but he failed to make an appearance for Los Blancos and proceed onward to Leganes. Be that as it may, niggling injury issue kept on plaguing his career.

Baba Sule suffered two hard injuries that forced him to leave professional football.

Baba Sule said in an interview with Spanish newspaper ‘ABC’: “I tore my ligaments in the first game of the season. I then recovered and on my first day back in action, I damaged my knee. It was very hard for me”.

He then went on to become a driver for Manchester United’s current goalkeeper, David de Gea, until he arrived in Spain’s Third Division, Fuenlabrada, where he cleaned boots for players and loaded the balls

“Football is like this, it has two sides, sometimes it’s the good and sometimes the bad, and the injuries have changed my life,” he admitted

Source : http://cheapgoals.com/touching-story-of-a-world-cup-winner-madrid-player-who-ended-up-cleaning-boots/

Chelsea FC will be hoping to carry on the triumphant momentum when they host an Everton team bereft of confidence and without a manager at Stamford Bridge in the fifth round of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night.

Chelsea might not have dropped any points on Saturday, but rather they were a long way from their best form against a vivacious Watford side and almost practically lost the game. They went a goal up at an early stage but were pegged back and entered the last 20 minutes 2-1 down, but a quickfire goal from Michy Batshuayi and Cesar Azpilicueta earned them a 4-2 win at Stamford Bridge.


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