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Iheanacho placed on special drill ahead of Premier league return
Moses Ojewunmi 0 June 3, 2020 8:08 am

Iheanacho placed on special drill ahead of Premier league return

Super Eagles forward, Kelechi Iheanacho has reportedly been placed on a special drill by his club Leicester City in order to help him get back to fitness before the restart of the Premier league.

Iheanacho returned from the coronavirus break looking overweight a few days ago and the club has now reportedly ordered to get back to shape before the restart of the Premier league.

The former Manchester City is expected to undergo a special drill and could also train away from the rest of the squad in order to regain his sharpness.

“His routine is different. He clearly needs some extra sessions to get back to shape. The good thing is that he is putting in work to return to the best shape possible. All things being equal he should be fit and ready for the premier league restart.” The source from the club said.

Iheanacho has scored eight goals for the Foxes this season before the league was suspended as the result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Meanwhile, the English Premier is expected to return June 17 and all are expected to hold behind the closed doors.

--Brila

TheGoodJoe:
You deserve some Finnish Deadly Konk Chen kung-fu beating.

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elyte89:
He was soaking up d knowledge on d bench

jihday:
Hitting purple patch and being actually good are different things sha, Kanu didn't even hit 50 goals for arsenal. 6 Afcon 3 WC no goal, 12 goals in 86 games, how else is he supposed to tell you he's not prolific?

jln115:
Kenyan Mi28s in stealth mode:

gallivant:
This proves nothing. A simple Google search will show you otherwise from different sources.

Icon4s:
Egbon, you too have seen a lot in terms of youth football to easily want to come to this conclusion.

You have seen the various era of our quality Nigerian Youth players(U20s & U17s):
1983-1989
1993-1999
2000s
2013-2019.
You know how most of the graduates of the various teams have ended.

I have seen very obvious talents turn out average our go into oblivion. This particular statement I made a couple of years back, earlier when we first created this thread, turned me against many peeps here.

As highly talented as Manu's 2013 U17 were how many are in the Super Eagles today. Same for Amuneke's 2015 crop.

Youth football is what it is "Youth Football". A graduate of a Youth Team needs to work extremely hard, even with the immense talent, and also pray for Favor to be able to break into limelight as a senior team player.

Chidi Nwakali's case is just one of many. Some U17 graduates don't even end up playing Professional football.

samorobo:
Random images of The beautiful University of Lagos...a.ka UNILAG

gallivant:
We dont consume okra and sorghum so its pointless to compare who produces the most. Manufacturing on the other can't be undertaken by generators.

gallivant:
Lets stick to fair comparisons. Kenya is semi arid so keep the comparisons worthwhile unless you only striking your ego.

Danielnino00:
This is the same kind of prediction you gave about Osimhen a few years back..
You later tried to debunk it with your "HERE AND NOW" theory..


We Dy watch....

Danielnino00:
Thank you.

You just confirmed that you are mad.

czarr:
Almost everyone in my family and church have lost their sense of smell and taste and recovered recently....which is a symptom of corona virus.

Are we all infected and recovering on our own?
after all there is a 98% recovery rate.

popizaino:
So sad that Freedom of speech doesn't exist with this government.

theenchanter:
Now that the mumu is out with his half-baked education.... This is how it economics works, starting with d basis (very important)

GDP ..... Its the value of goods and services in a country at a stipulated time, usually yearly.
To break it down to rvp2018's level.... Imagine u own a store and have a piggy bank where u keep profits (income - expenses) after d day's job.

GDP GROWTH ...... Its d indicator of how the country's economy is growing, its usually pegged against the previous quarter growth, and finally yearly.
To break it down to rvp2018's level.... Assuming u had $200 at d end of 2019 in ur piggy bank and business boomed between Jan-April to d point that u save $6 then ur GDP growth rate for first quarter 2020 is 3%

SECTORS ..... These are the drivers of d economy, the goods and services traded
To break it to rvp2018's level..... Now, ur store has different varieties of goods, u sell electrical/electronic gadgets, oil products, agricultural products... In fact, u render customer service to ur customers.

Sector's contribution to economy .... Rvp's store will surely have some particular goods that sells than the other, some may not sell much but have high profit margin, some has low profit margin but sells very much, hereby keeping people employed.... But they fluctuate at any and every time.

If at d end of the year, rvp checked his piggy bank and saw $220 (after paying staffs and clearing his bills), then his store's "GDP" growth for that year is 10%.

Here's where rvp2018 got it wrong.... He thought % of sectors can be calculated to give u overall figure of a country's GDP when in actual fact, its only for a particular year.
If a country's agricultural sector is 40% or 50%, it doesnt mean u should calculate it against d GDP, thats gross.... It only means that agriculture accounts for 40% in that particular year. Like in rvp's store, since rvp gained $20, assuming he sold agricultural products worth $8, then his agric sector is 40% (for that year).... It may fall to 35% d following year and rise to 43% the one after.

Ibime:
I'm still waiting for someone to show me a Kanu AFCON or World Cup goal, then we can have this conversation.

TheSuperNerd:
Ahhh This man. The Chris with no francophone links unlike one Chris we know.

Thank you. Glad to see you man.

TheSuperNerd:
Of course I'm good.

kikuyu2:
Ohh,Naij! This is THE Obodu you've been posting for 4 years-HAHAHA!? Anyway IIRC I did say your hospitality standard,your infrastructure, the level of your training eg, front office, house keeping, cuisine etc, etc is still miles from our own GLOBAL standard.
IN THE NAME OF CHUKWU AND OSHUN NEVER POST THESE DULL OBODU PIX AGAIN.

rvp2018:
Read this.....review. Lipstick on a pig. Try to understand basic of tourism first.

We drove from Calabar to Ubudu. That ride was long but pretty interesting nontheless! Once you enter Obudu you will be enchanted by its majestic view! But the Resort/hotel is quite expensive and it really is not worth it! Food was OK but really overpriced! Exhausted and couldn't wait to rest, we ignored the hefty price and booked sort of a family room. But my dream of an early rest and a peaceful sleep was shattered the moment i lay down on my bed - it smelled of URINE! yes URINE! We called the reception/housekeeping but there was no one answering so I had to call the cell number of the person in charge of housekeeping and he informed me he was already off! He told me he will inform the hotel himself ... I waited 30 minutes and no one came... So i finally had to g out of the cottage (in a cold Ubudu evening) walked towards the restaurant to inform someone! FInally after perhaps more than an hour of waiting ... someone came to change the sheets but it was still smelly so we requested to be moved somewhere else. To make matters worst, they did not have any electricity and we had to move our things in the dark using my cellphone light! What a disappointing trip!

Beautiful location, terrible hotel
The location is beautiful but the access is difficult. The hotel is in a shameful state of disrepair. The food is expensive and very bad. Though there is a cattle ranch in the area there is no fresh milk for breakfast and the meat served in the restaurant is hard and dry. We asked for a barbecue and after waiting for ages we were served burnt pieces of goat. The service is so unbelievably bad that they could not bother to put soap and toilet paper in the restaurant toilets. But they know how to charge a hefty price!

Spare yourself the trouble and the money and travel to Cameroon or to East or South Africa.

obaaderemi:
Sir Galahad to the rescue!
You can see Tasha Maria's uncle hiding behind the wall ready to shiit his pants.

safarigirl:
Kelechi owes that fellow nothing, and he should be ashamed of himself that he came to type an entire thesis on Nairaland on top another man's money.

Does the guy not have family members? Does he know how many other people Kelechi is feeding in that village? So, because they were friends once upon a time, Kelechi should find his account number and send him money? Is it not the same Kelechi that moved his best friend to England and made him his PA?

The problem with people like that, is that you cannot help them once and they keep going, you must help them for the rest of your natural life. Before you know it, Kelechi will have to send money to him to feed his children and send them to school. Does he have a life-threatening illness, or does he just want money because he paid for viewing center whatever when they were growing?

Then, Nigerians will come and make people like this, think their feelings of entitlement are valid. It is not.

And one woman will marry this one tomorrow, and say she has husband. Someone that goes about looking for his wealthy childhood friends to feed him.

Even if Kelechi wanted to help him before, he has blocked that help with this idiocy. Let him go and find another childhood friend that is rich.


And I find it cute that some people think Kelechi has money to spare this dude, like say the guy no get family members.

God should help us, let us not come and cry on the internet on top another man's money

theenchanter:
lol, u and this ur unwarranted essay.

BascoVanVeli:
I wouldn't blame Iheanacho for not responding. This is not a way to get someone's attention.

TayserMahri:
Which is better?
but there's also fufu corn or corn fufu.

Jasparrow1:
Have you ever been to the North

Jasparrow1:
It's more popular in the north than South. Gwari people are the main owner of pounded yam.

TayserMahri:
nah... I was misled seems you dont have the exact one made from corn