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JBL EON618S 18in power subwoofer sale
nearly used Tokunbo
3.5M
LOCATION: LAGOS GRA.

HONDA CRV 2013
DISTRESS SALE 15M NAIRA
NOTHING TO FIX
JUST LANDED
TOKUNBO
LOCATION: EGBEDA,OMOLE SERIOUS BUYER CAN COME CHECK
CALL: 08084874744
WhatsApp: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 80K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

RoyalRoy:
Good day to all our family-landers!!!

Are you relocating? Are you tired of your old furniture or other household items?

Are you willing to let go for a token?


Come in here, let the world know what you have to dispose, location and price.



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Together we can be of true service to ourselves.

Enjoy!!

32 inch Tv Hisense 85K
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense ORDINARY 85K
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

bolzyboy:
You gree 50k?
In this age and time, a smart tv draws more interest than the ordinary.

Thank you . God bless you

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

galadima77:
You for include location. It's a critical factor

thanks I have added that lagos iyanaipaja

Washing machine LG
60K
Lagos Iyana ipaja
Slightly negotiable
Wassap : 09064412948
Calling : 08084874744

1billionman:
70k

85K lastly

Let’s deal message me

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Lagos
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 95ak
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

Obiedun:
The price is too high for a fairly used tv

Bought this year with receipt nylon de , I just wan swap am I can go a bit low if serious

samwash:
Before I go start to negotiate anything, abeg waytin be the watt of the TV as in power consumption.
That that one go determine.

3A/250V

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 85K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

Fatbam003:
Receipt dey? Mk we deal 70k

Yes receipt de na last 85K I just bring am down I suppose sell am that price.

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 90K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 95K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 110K
Location : iyana ipaja lagos state
Negotiable .
Call : 08084874744
Wassap: 09064412948

32 inch Tv Hisense
Not smart
Bought this year
Nylon on it
Reason for sale : owners wants to swap
Amount : 110K
Location : lagos state
Negotiable .

Injury-Inciting Activities in Male and Female Football Players: A Systematic Review

Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Abstract

Background

A comprehensive examination of the sport-specific activities performed around the time of injury is important to hypothesise injury mechanisms, develop prevention strategies, improve management, and inform future investigations. The aim of this systematic review is to summarise the current literature describing the activities performed around the time of injury in football (soccer).

Methods

A systematic search was carried out in PubMed, Web of Science, SPORTDiscus, and OpenGrey. Studies were included if participants were football players aged > 13 years old and the activities performed at the time of injury were reported together with the total number of injuries. Risk of bias was assessed using an adapted version of checklists developed for prevalence studies. The activities reported by the studies were grouped to account for inconsistent reporting, and the proportion of each injury activity was calculated. Data were not meta-analysed due to high heterogeneity of methods and classification criteria.

Results

We included 64 studies reporting on 56,740 injuries in total. ACL injures were analysed by 12 studies, ankle/foot and knee injuries were analysed by five studies, thigh injuries were analysed by four studies, hip/groin injuries were analysed by three studies, and hamstring injuries were analysed by two studies. Five studies analysed more than one type of injury and 38 studies did not specify the type of injuries analysed. Running and kicking were the predominant activities leading to thigh and hamstring injuries. Changing direction and kicking were the predominant activities leading to hip and groin injuries and duels were the predominant activities leading to ankle injuries. Duels and pressing seem the predominant activities leading to ACL injuries, while results for other knee and general injuries were inconsistent.

Conclusions

A qualitative summary of the activities performed at the time of injury has been reported. The results need to be interpreted carefully due to the risk of bias observed in the included studies. If we are to meaningfully progress our knowledge in this area, it is paramount that future research uses consistent methods to record and classify injuries and activities leading up to and performed at the time of injury.

Return to Play

Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Abstract

The decision-making process for a player’s return to play involves collaboration among various stakeholders, including the individual player, the sports medicine, coaching, and performance teams.

Evaluating the return to preinjury levels encompasses a blend of clinical, functional, and psychological criteria. In the initial stages of rehabilitation, prioritizing physio care and gym-based physical preparation is essential to minimize discrepancies between injured and uninjured body parts. Monitoring strength development and pain perceptions becomes pivotal, guiding the formulation of training prescriptions.

As rehabilitation progresses, the integration of global positioning tracking systems during on-field practice emerges as a valuable tool to incrementally align training load with maximal match demands.

The progression of workload should transition from highly controlled environments to very high unpredictable soccer-specific exercises, emphasizing high-intensity work.

Training load should ultimately mirror the peak performance demands experienced during official matches.

Players need to readapt to the customary training workload sustained in preinjury periods, encompassing both volume and intensity corresponding to official matches. Furthermore, stakeholders must identify acute and chronic training-induced physical and psychological adaptations throughout the entire training routine.

This comprehensive understanding aids the decision-making process, facilitating a return to full training participation without restrictions.

Effects of muscular injuries on the technical and physical performance of professional soccer players

Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

ABSTRACT

Introduction:

The aim of this study was to determine the effects of muscular injuries in the lower limbs on the technical and physical performance of professional soccer players when they return to the league competition.

Methods:

Seventy-six muscular injuries incurred by Spanish male professional soccer players (Age: 27.5 ± 3.5 years) were analyzed during two consecutive competitive seasons: 2014–2015 and 2015–2016. The players’ performance was studied during Spanish First Division competitive matches using a multi-camera computerized tracking system (Mediacoach Desktop).

Results:

After muscular injury relative total distance covered in sprints decreased by 8.6 ± 30.2% (P = 0.013) in the first half and 7.7 ± 36.6% (P = 0.038) in the second half. Similarly, maximal running speed decreased by 2.78 ± 6.91 km.h−1 (pre: 27.3 ± 6.4 km.h−1 vs. post: 24.5 ± 6.6 km.h−1, P = 0.013) in the first half, and 1.50 ± 5.68 km.h−1 (29.1 ± 3.9 km.h−1vs. 27.6 ± 5.3 km.h−1, P = 0.043) in the second half. Muscle injury also affected technical performance significantly decreasing successful passes (P = 0.045).

There were no differences in the number of possession gains (P = 0.277), and possession losses (P = 0.178).
Conclusions: After a moderate or severe muscular injury (causing >8 days lay off), player performance is significantly lower in high-intensity efforts and technical skills such as sprints, maximal running speed, or successful passes.

Injury patterns among elite football players: a media-based analysis over 6 seasons with emphasis on playing position
Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola


The study objective was to describe the types, localizations and severity of injuries among first division Bundesliga football players, and to study the effect of playing position on match and training injury incidence and severity, based on information from the public media.

Exposure and injuries data from 1 448 players over 6 consecutive seasons were collected from a media-based register.
In total, 3 358 injuries were documented. The incidence rate for match and training injuries was 11.5 per 1 000 match-hours (95% confidence interval [CI]: 10.9–12.2), and 61.4 per 100 player-seasons (95% CI: 58.8–64.1), respectively. Strains (30.3%) and sprains (16.7%) were the major injury types, with the latter causing significantly longer lay-off times than the former.

Significant differences between the playing positions were found regarding injury incidence and injury burden (lay-off time per incidence-rate), with wing-defenders sustaining significantly lower incidence-rates of groin injuries compared to forwards (rate ratio: 0.43, 95% CI: 0.17–0.96). Wing-midfielders had the highest incidence-rate and injury burden from match injuries, whereas central-defenders sustained the highest incidence-rate and injury burden from training injuries.

There were also significant differences in match availability due to an injury across the playing positions, with midfielders sustaining the highest unavailability rates from a match and training injury.

Injury-risk and patterns seem to vary substantially between different playing positions. Identifying positional differences in injury-risk may be of major importance to medical practitioners when considering preventive measures.

Injuries affect team performance negatively in professional football: an 11-year follow-up of the UEFA Champions League injury study
Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Background

The influence of injuries on team performance in football has only been scarcely investigated.

Aim

To study the association between injury rates and team performance in the domestic league play, and in European cups, in male professional football.

Methods

24 football teams from nine European countries were followed prospectively for 11 seasons (2001–2012), including 155 team-seasons. Individual training and match exposure and time-loss injuries were registered. To analyse the effect of injury rates on performance, a Generalised Estimating Equation was used to fit a linear regression on team-level data. Each team's season injury rate and performance were evaluated using its own preceding season data for comparison in the analyses.

Results

7792 injuries were reported during 1 026 104 exposure hours. The total injury incidence was 7.7 injuries/1000 h, injury burden 130 injury days lost/1000 h and player match availability 86%. Lower injury burden (p=0.011) and higher match availability (p=0.031) were associated with higher final league ranking. Similarly, lower injury incidence (p=0.035), lower injury burden (p<0.001) and higher match availability (p<0.001) were associated with increased points per league match. Finally, lower injury burden (p=0.043) and higher match availability (p=0.048) were associated with an increase in the Union of European Football Association (UEFA) Season Club Coefficient, reflecting success in the UEFA Champions League or Europa League.

Conclusions

Injuries had a significant influence on performance in the league play and in European cups in male professional football. The findings stress the importance of injury prevention to increase a team's chances of success.

How Do Player Substitutions Influence Men’s UEFA Champions League Soccer Matches?

Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Coaches’ player substitution strategies can change the tactical behavior and the final result of matches. This empirical study aims to describe the relationship/association of player substitution variables with the results of men’s UEFA Champions League matches during the 2018–2019 season.

A total of 125 matches were analyzed using an ad hoc observation sheet created for this purpose. To measure the degree and strength of association between the variables studied, Chi-square and Cramer’s V tests were used, respectively. In turn, the Adjusted Standardized Residuals from the contingency tables were calculated to detect patterns of association.

Likewise, a decision tree, in particular, the CHAID method, was used to predict and identify interactions. Player substitutions affect the final result and the findings prove it. An own team’s goal after 5–10 minutes of player substitution was win-related (positive impact) (90.40%, ASRs = 10.40), while an opposing team’s goal after 5–10 minutes of player substitution was loss-related (negative impact) (90.30%, ASRs = 10.30). Regardless of the match status, the positive impact increased the winning percentage.

Furthermore, the match status was postulated as an indicator of the need to make player substitutions. It showed that player substitutions could determine the final result when teams were tying. On the other hand, the match location was not a differentiating factor between winning and losing teams, although the winning percentage was somewhat higher for home teams.
Coaches could use this information to establish player substitution strategies that would allow them to perform at their best.

Economic sustainability: a solution to the financial problems of football clubs
Author: Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Purpose

Financial problems of football clubs during economic crises (such as COVID-19 pandemic) highlight the necessity of achieving economic sustainability. In addition, the economic sustainability of football clubs is accepted as a principle of the development of sports business. Therefore, it is reasonable to conduct a study with the aim of examining economic sustainability in the field of sports club
management.

Design/methodology/approach

The present study adopted a qualitative approach to research and used semi-structured interviews in order to develop a framework for the economic sustainability of football clubs. A total of 13 members of football clubs in the Iranian premier league participated in this study.

Findings

The findings highlighted the fact that a number of factors, including media and social networks, entrepreneurship and development of club business, commercialization of the club, privatization, investment and ownership, strategic communication plan, financial management and management instability, promoted the economic sustainability of football clubs and improved their financial performance.

Originality/value

This study highlighted the importance of the changes in the structure of football clubs and the strategic plans for promoting entrepreneurship and commercialization.
Moreover, it underlined the major role of the environmental and management components of football clubs in their financial sustainability.

COMMERCIALIZATION OF EUROPEAN FOOTBALL: Different Aspects Leading to Commercialization
Author: Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Basically, the main goal of this thesis is to make a clear picture of football business in Europe, which consists of many financial factors, relations between football and their supporters, rise of many competitions and leagues and most importantly about the players and their transfers.

As, they are the vital aspects of football industry. The history of football business is shown when it came into exist in Europe. The small efforts from private companies and the media, TV broadcasting helped to make the game a commercial sector.

Actually, it came to know that time amended the game into business and made the huge arena. Since the outcome of the thesis has clearly demonstrate about the parallel success in achieving the goal of maintaining the football club, its players, their benefits and their supporter’s satisfaction is quite challenging. Nevertheless, the financial performance is based on various factors that is shown by the annual financial review. Along with the bright side, some limitations have been discussed too. It has been presented that the globalization is required in the football business in order to make it more robust. Besides, the transfer of players is also the other essential factor to make the game fair and competitive as well as the fluctuation of the revenues of the clubs from one to other.

Thus, the transfer of players is also the key for the smooth movement of football business. Furthermore, branding of the players added the value of them and their clubs too and make them the star players. Football business has made the profession for the passionate players and make their bright future.

The findings have revealed the core strength and process of commercialization of football in Europe through history along with some weaknesses, which has great effects and importance on human beings nowadays.