Sir Goldfish... Never ever use the words "Just an ordinary" to describe yourself again...

Humility is not trying to think less of ourselves but to think less about ourselves... big difference. You are an Engineer and If I guess right.. a damn good one too...

And yeah... you are welcome Sir. *winks*

goldfish80:


Thank you.
Atleast I learnt something new today.
The most I know about anything health related is taking asprin for headache. Don't blame me, I'm just an ordinary engineer.

goldfish80:

Seems to be a good weekend for youngsters.
I watched Venezuela play against Colombia. The Venezuelans had a 19yr old keeper. To say he was solid will be an understatement. The boy was a beast in goal.

....yet 20-year old Alampasu is being called a kid in Nigeria

goldfish80:


Thanks for the reply. I had to ask because I followed the case of Stylian Petrov. He never returned to football after his diagnosis.

I am guessing his own severely affected his platelets, you can't play football like that, atleast the doctors will advice you not to.

Take this for instance, if you fall down you will see a red dot on your skin, that is actually minor internal injury, if your platelets are defaultive that means the complex combo of fibrinogen and thromboplast won't occur and that means incessant blood loss and that means death, death from a minor red dot on your skin, is that worth the risk?

He asked for something on leukemia..... he needed an easy-to-read info.... and I mentioned the platelets and bruises and bleeding didn't I? I left out a lot of info for his sake and for simplicity sake... I just tried to make it simple for him so what is your problem Mickael? Like seriously.... can't you just stay your hands? You are always assuming with me... the last time you were assuming or even questioning my psychology knowledge... now this... another assumption... This has to stop. okay. Good.

Mickael2:


I would assume you are just giving him a background knowledge so I won't take up anything from here.

However the main casualty here are the platelets, this is so because he is a sport man and they go get minor bruises. I have seen patients with red blood cell deficieny but they still survive well because blood can still dissolve oxygen, so that's apart. Lack of white blood cells is quite similar to what HIV does, and people survive with HIV, so that one is not the main problem.

Stimulating his blood and marrows to produce platelets yet again is going to take more than 9months at least so all these talk about world cup seems highly unlikely, let's pray he manages to make it out of the hospital for now

Quoting Man Utd's anthem song after their 1999 UCL win and treble season.... i will just say...


"It is All about believe......."

safarigirl:
....yet 20-year old Alampasu is being called a kid in Nigeria

TheSuperNerd:
He asked for something on leukemia..... he needed an easy-to-read info.... and I mentioned the platelets and bruises and bleeding didn't I? I left out a lot of info for his sake and for simplicity sake... I just tried to make it simple for him so what is your problem Mickael? Like seriously.... can't you just stay your hands? You are always assuming with me... the last time you were assuming or even questioning my psychology knowledge... now this... another assumption... This has to stop. okay. Good.

oga, my only concern was you mentioned that his chances of making it to the world cup are healthy which is misleading, hence the correction. That was what I wanted to take up, not your knowledge of whatever you claim, not my business

My goodness.... I told Mujtahida his chances of recovering are healthy/good.

Where did I mention World Cup?

The only thing I said was if Ikeme can return early he will be in the picture... But I was focused on his recovery as a human.

So what do you want to do? pin rubbish on me and make yourself a guru or something? what is your aim this time Mickael? You have a problem... go fix yourself. From the first day you walked into this thread... I knew your attitude was bad.

Mickael2:


oga, my only concern was you mentioned that his chances of making it to the world cup are healthy which is misleading, hence the correction. That was what I wanted to take up, not your knowledge of whatever you claim, not my business

safarigirl:
which dance moves? Dude dances like a white boy, anybody dancing like that at a club must not be getting any girls

Oga, I am an introvert and I dance better than most supposed extroverts. It means nothing, you don't haved to relate with people to dance...in fact, you dance better with minimum interaction with people.

Tyronne does look isolated sometimes, but there will always be people who prefer their own company to that of others

Khikhikhi, white boys sabi dance like that? You See them in clubs just jumping about, dancing out of the rythym of the music.

I was actually making light of the situation, so don't take me too seriously, please.

I'm an ambivert, (more introverted)dancing is also one of my social skills.

Thesuper.nerd suggested Tyrone to be introverted and I also suggested maybe not, siting that example.

TheSuperNerd:
My goodness.... I told Mujtahida his chances of recovering are healthy/good.

Where did I mention World Cup?

The only thing I said was if Ikeme can return early he will be in the picture... But I was focused on his recovery as a human.

So what do you want to do? pin rubbish on me and make yourself a guru or something? what is your aim this time Mickael? You have a problem... go fix yourself. From the first day you walked into this thread... I knew your attitude was bad.

the problem is you letting fly at just about anything. What did I say here exactly? I don't know the medical school you attended, so when you said his chances of recovery were great(in your reply to goldfish where he was asking if he could play football again, so this isn't about recovery as a human) I wanted to start up a conversation, maybe you were taught techniques that I do not know and can learn from you for further research, why you would think that I wanted to hassle you is beyond me. From having a proper medical conversation you took it personal, how does that work for you exactly?

pls what time is the match tomorrow, I mean super eagles return leg

This would be my line up, if I were the coach:

Ezenwa

Shehu...Ekong...Balogun...Aina (yes, he can play LB)

Ndidi...Onazi...Mikel

Victor Moses...KC...Etebo (we need his high work rate plus the end products)

But I am almost 100% sure that Rohr would stick with the same line up. Most coaches don't change a winning team.


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Danielnino00:
Thesupernerd, Joebi, icon79,icon4s, safarigirl,tbaba1234 and other "elders" in the house what would be ur preferred lineup for tomorrow game??

Nerdie, actually, the battle is over. Our Nairaland First Lady is coming for her "physical" with me next week.


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TheSuperNerd:
Okay then.... well... newsflash for you my good man.... You want Madam Safarigirl... you go thru them...

Do4luv14... Icon79.... they are the main-the-main... but the guy from her school (won't mention his moniker) was just checking on her....

The first two are the main Contenders... a certain SirManjar showed interest too... but... I think he has given up.... lolll


I am telling you man... The media spoke of Iheanacho being chased by a couple of clubs before Leicester won his signature and even Mbappe and Dembele getting deals after much speculation.... but they miss the fact that Safarigirl is the hottest cake being chased this window.... and now They have to wait till January... how sad.


So Oga Joebie... you want a chance to sit next to her in a flight to comfort her.... then behold your contenders above.

First you say World cup... now you say Football... are you confused?

Thought you said that I was misleading him about his chances of making the World cup which takes place just next year.... next year which is months away?

In all my talks on this, I was focused on one thing... Ikeme's chances of surviving this condition. Goldfish said he thought his career is finished... and asked for little education on leukemia. And I obliged him... sparing him most of all of the Jargons and keeping it simple. I just responded to educate and speak on his chances of recovery.

But you are the one now bringing in world cup into this. Why?

Why are you quick to type but slow to understand what you type in response to? Smh... like really...

Mickael2:


the problem is you letting fly at just about anything. What did I say here exactly? I don't know the medical school you attended, so when you said his chances of recovery were great(in your reply to goldfish where he was asking if he could play football again, so this isn't about recovery as a human) I wanted to start up a conversation, maybe you were taught techniques that I do not know and can learn from you for further research, why you would think that I wanted to hassle you is beyond me. From having a proper medical conversation you took it personal, how does that work for you exactly?

Finally, I have watched the Cameroon game four times as I write. My takings:
1) Onazi is grossly underrated by Nigerian fans. His all action style and hustle is unmatched. I mean, this guy was chancing the bigger Cameroonians. While Mikel was on the pitch he made sure to release the ball on time to Mikel.
2) If Cameroon decide that because they are home they want to rush Nigeria, they may even lose worse than they did at Uyo. Infact, if I were Broos I'd tell my players to be patient just as they always were at AFCON and CONFEDS. I don't know why they decided to rush Nigeria.
3) After South Africa, Nigeria is the next best counter attacking team in Africa. I would have said we are the best, but SA has mastered that act so perfectly.
4) Although, it's a heart warming news to hear that Aina has been cleared, I won't touch that team except for injuries.

I expect us to qualify in Yauonde with a win cos I don't really see Zambia winning in Constantine due to the deep-freezing cold.

You paid her release clause already? Thought it was impossible to match....

Icon79:
Nerdie, actually, the battle is over. Our Nairaland First Lady is coming for her "physical" with me next week.


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Dedebanky85:
Finally, I have watched the Cameroon game four times as I write. My takings:
1) Onazi is grossly underrated by Nigerian fans. His all action style and hustle is unmatched. I mean, this guy was chancing the bigger Cameroonians. While Mikel was on the pitch he made sure to release the ball on time to Mikel.
2) If Cameroon decide that because they are home they want to rush Nigeria, they may even lose worse than they did at Uyo. Infact, if I were Broos I'd tell my players to be patient just as they always were at AFCON and CONFEDS. I don't know why they decided to rush Nigeria.
3) After South Africa, Nigeria is the next best counter attacking team in Africa. I would have said we are the best, but SA has mastered that act so perfectly.
4) Although, it's a heart warming news to hear that Aina has been cleared, I won't touch that team except for injuries.

I expect us to qualify in Yauonde with a win cos I don't really see Zambia winning in Constantine due to the deep-freezing cold.

Whatever made Cameroun to rush us was their undoing. Could it be that they felt we were up for the taking as a result of our loss to SA? If so then that loss has become a blessing in disguise. We learnt something from it and Cameroun bore the brunt. I think they'd be more cautious tomorrow.

I don't expect Zambia to win in Constantine either but, I think, that because Algeria would be playing for pride. However, I don't think that the weather at Constantine would be freezing at this time of the year. We're the people who would get the brutal temperature ... the corrupt officials at FIFA knew what they were doing when they arranged those schedules.

And if we qualify, watch out how we would be sentenced into the group of death. Mark my words!


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Dedebanky85:
Finally, I have watched the Cameroon game four times as I write. My takings:
1) Onazi is grossly underrated by Nigerian fans. His all action style and hustle is unmatched. I mean, this guy was chancing the bigger Cameroonians. While Mikel was on the pitch he made sure to release the ball on time to Mikel.
2) If Cameroon decide that because they are home they want to rush Nigeria, they may even lose worse than they did at Uyo. Infact, if I were Broos I'd tell my players to be patient just as they always were at AFCON and CONFEDS. I don't know why they decided to rush Nigeria.
3) After South Africa, Nigeria is the next best counter attacking team in Africa. I would have said we are the best, but SA has mastered that act so perfectly.
4) Although, it's a heart warming news to hear that Aina has been cleared, I won't touch that team except for injuries.

I expect us to qualify in Yauonde with a win cos I don't really see Zambia winning in Constantine due to the deep-freezing cold.

Icon79:
Nerdie, actually, the battle is over. Our Nairaland First Lady is coming for her "physical" with me next week.


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hahahahahaha chaiiinah wa ooo,

anyway mak ah jst dey look you with 1quater of ma eyes first,

Mickael2:


I am guessing his own severely affected his platelets, you can't play football like that, atleast the doctors will advice you not to.

Take this for instance, if you fall down you will see a red dot on your skin, that is actually minor internal injury, if your platelets are defaultive that means the complex combo of fibrinogen and thromboplast won't occur and that means incessant blood loss and that means death, death from a minor red dot on your skin, is that worth the risk?

Nawao.. To be honest I thought this condition was peculiar to Caucasians.

So many clowns on this thread

Please, you guys should not be disturbing my mentions. I don tire

My game is tight, bro .... pretty solid, actually.


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do4luv14:




hahahahahaha chaiiinah wa ooo,

anyway mak ah jst dey look you with 1quater of ma eyes first,

goldfish80:



Nawao.. To be honest I thought this condition was peculiar to Caucasians.

cancer is peculiar to no one, my grandma died of cancer sef.

Anyway, Carl Ikeme is half Caucasian so.....

And one more thing Mickael....

First you said you only wanted to respond to the erroneous info of me saying he will make the world cup when I never said such.... and now you say the @bolded.... that you wanted to share knowledge?? and ask what more I may know about this? What happened to correcting TheSupernerd for wrong info? Smh...

Mickael... plsss... I am begging you. Cease from these nonsense. I am the wrong guy you should ever wanna try this rubbish with. If you want a decent medical conversation there are ways to go about it without trying to make another look bad.


I mean it is truly amazing how you suddenly saw me say Ikeme will make the world cup... where in the world did you see or read that? I am really disappointed. Your eagerness to type and showcase what you know has superseded your patience to understand what someone is saying or even said....

It is a bad trait to have. Work on it. Ciao.

Mickael2:


the problem is you letting fly at just about anything. What did I say here exactly? I don't know the medical school you attended, so when you said his chances of recovery were great(in your reply to goldfish where he was asking if he could play football again, so this isn't about recovery as a human) I wanted to start up a conversation, maybe you were taught techniques that I do not know and can learn from you for further research, why you would think that I wanted to hassle you is beyond me. From having a proper medical conversation you took it personal, how does that work for you exactly?

Icon79:
My game is tight, bro .... pretty solid, actually.


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we shall see

Loooolll.... Tired? Lol... they will keep coming. Can you turn off the hot cake tag by yourself? naaah... guess not...

safarigirl:
So many clowns on this thread

Please, you guys should not be disturbing my mentions. I don tire

Where have you been?

do4luv14:


we shall see

TheSuperNerd:
So introverts don't dance or what? Hahahahahahahahaha.... na wa ooo....

Being introverted doesn't make someone unable to do some things done frequently by extroverts. Also some introverts can act like extroverts sometimes... they are called Omniverts but are essentially Introverts at the core.

Haba mana.

I'm not saying they don't dance, I'm an ambivert (predominantly introvert) I dance and I have other social skills.

I was merely suggesting that he must have learnt dancing from somewhere, (perhaps the club) if so, then he's not as introverted to the extent you think.

safarigirl:
....yet 20-year old Alampasu is being called a kid in Nigeria

Alampasu is being groomed to step up post 2018 World Cup. That is how I see his situation anyway. Everything all depends on how good he comes thereafter. There seems to be a special interest on him by national team handlers.

Personally, I like his height, I understand he's about 6ft6 (I can be wrong). Perfect height for a goalkeeper. But something about him seems odd. Maybe I need to watch him closely again to assess him by from what I saw at the U17 world cup, his technic was suspect. Like he's not a natural.
I'm open minded to watch him play again anyway.

Yeah... can't say the extent of his introversion but I am sure he seems like an introvert with maybe ambivert/omnivert tendencies...

So you are ambivertish... but predominantly introvert... nice to know...

junnyjake:


Haba mana.

I'm not saying they don't dance, I'm an ambivert (predominantly introvert) I dance and I have other social skills.

I was merely suggesting that he must have learnt dancing from somewhere, (perhaps the club) if so, then he's not as introverted to the extent you think.

safarigirl:
cancer is peculiar to no one, my grandma died of cancer sef.

Anyway, Carl Ikeme is half Caucasian so.....

I don't mean cancer generally. Leukemia in particular seems to be peculiar with Caucasians. Haven't come across a negroid suffering from leukemia. I can be totally wrong anyway.

It isn't about his age, babe. Alampasu's problem is experience. You gain that by playing day in day out for your team. Trust me, once Alampasu starts playing day in day out at his club side, he would start getting consideration for the national team.


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safarigirl:
....yet 20-year old Alampasu is being called a kid in Nigeria

goldfish80:

I don't mean cancer generally. Leukemia in particular seems to be peculiar with Caucasians. Haven't come across a negroid suffering from leukemia. I can be totally wrong anyway.

Leukemia can affect both Caucasian and negroid. Historical fact just like aids or cancer