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Alleged broken ribs. Owngoal credit

not good

nzeogwu wrote:Alleged broken ribs. Owngoal credit

Link please.

nzeogwu wrote:Alleged broken ribs. Owngoal credit

Should his ribs not have broken after getting hit hard?

EMIR KONGI JAFFI JOFFA wrote:

nzeogwu wrote:Alleged broken ribs. Owngoal credit

Should his ribs not have broken after getting hit hard?

If true, is he going to be healthy enough for the World cup (WC) tournament? It's less than two months from the WC

Injuries / Suspentions
Player Info Expected return
Leon Balogun Rib injury Unknown
Emil Berggreen Muscle injury Day to day
Stefan Bell Thigh injury Back in training
Niko Bungert Hamstring Injury Day to day
Robin Zentner Thigh injury Day to day

It’s no biggie, should be back in a couple weeks. It’s most likely a hairline rib fracture, heals in no time though he’ll have some immediate discomfort for about a week. At 30 he’s still young.

He will be ready in time. 6 weeks to fully heal. Once they can manage the pain in 2 to 3 weeks.He will be back playing.

Our players are getting smarter,

Who wan wound b4 world cup!

Shorunmu break hand playing for his club just b4 WC.

Once you wound small, comot yourself!

Henry Onyekuru Returns : Features For Anderlecht Reserves



Nigerian Forward Henry Onyekuru finally made his comeback to the football field yesterday as he featured for the Anderlecht reserves in a game against Lokerens B side

The Nigeria international had missed much of the season . . . http://www.soccerassembly.com/henry-ony ... -reserves/

In the 2H away against Crystal Palace...
Hopefully, it's not serious since he limped off the pitch on his own power.

Out with hamstring injury! Now this is serious.

Well.... off to the shrine I go. This is war!

In other news, Kelechi was absolutely terrible in that first half and was yanked at halftime.
He needs to do better with these starting opportunities. I worry for his future at Leicester.

bushboy wrote:In other news, Kelechi was absolutely terrible in that first half and was yanked at halftime.
He needs to do better with these starting opportunities. I worry for his future at Leicester.

Whatever...you should be more worried about your fatboy that failed at Watford.

haba somebody tell these players to take it easy, the European Season is essentially concluded.

Ndidi has already made a case for himself for both club and country, bobo should just be in cruise control.

abeg no injuries. Moses....cruise control abeg.

Ok e remain FA Cup and 4th place for Chelski...but others cruise abeg.

zee wrote:

bushboy wrote:In other news, Kelechi was absolutely terrible in that first half and was yanked at halftime.
He needs to do better with these starting opportunities. I worry for his future at Leicester.

Whatever...you should be more worried about your fatboy that failed at Watford.

the guy is such a negative nancy, shameful.

it is now 5-0. kelechi's fault.

bushboy wrote:In other news, Kelechi was absolutely terrible in that first half and was yanked at halftime.
He needs to do better with these starting opportunities. I worry for his future at Leicester.

Rated 6.7/10, Vardy at 5.7/10. It was a tactical change, something u know nattin about.

Leicester West Hammed (hammered)

bushboy wrote:In other news, Kelechi was absolutely terrible in that first half and was yanked at halftime.
He needs to do better with these starting opportunities. I worry for his future at Leicester.

I watched the game bushboy you need to stop. Kelechi was actually the only thing they had going forward. Mahrez, Gray and Vardy were terrible. The only thing I can think the reason for the change was sacrificing him to get an extra midfielder in, as they couldn’t get the ball off Crystal Palace.

I think that substitution pissed Ndidi off, as the first tackle that came in after the half, he reacted like a Cruise missile had take off his left leg. Dude I’m not worried one bit, tops he continues his shenanigans for an extra week, but he’s ok.

one thing to note ndidi has played way too many games this season. he needs rest