Mario speaks

Mario Balotelli claimed he has always had Milan "in his
heart" as he trained back with his former club.
The Italy striker underwent a medical this morning before
agreeing a season-long loan deal back to Serie A from
Liverpool. Balotelli, 25, had joined the Anfield club from
Milan in a £16m transfer last summer.
The Italian club have now agreed a £1.6m loan deal with
Liverpool paying half the wages and no agreement to make
the move permanent.
Balotelli, who will again wear the No 45 shirt, was greeted
by two hundred fans at the Milanello training ground.
"I am happy to be back," he said. "I just want to train and
show what I can do. Physically I am quite good. I just have
to work.
"I always thought I could return – because I have always
had Milan in my heart and I always hoped to return.
"Do I want to finish my career here? I have to start to work
from now and have a good year and then we will see."

On 8/25/15, oluwole ayomide <oluwolejoy1@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ahassan Yakmut, director-general National Sports
> Commission has pleaded with President Muhammadu
> Buhari to assist in the development of sports in Nigeria.
> The DG made the appeal after briefing President Buhari on
> the activities of his Commission at the presidential Villa
> yesterday, August 24 in Abuja.
> Yakmut however commended the federal government for
> being the highest financier of sports in Nigeria.
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> Terms With NFF
> He said: "We briefed President on sports development in
> Nigeria and its retinue of social economic values.
> "President was impressed with the presentation but he
> raised observation on the need for us to rekindle the
> exploitation of the medals available in swimming in order to
> make Nigeria top in All African Games table in future and
> that is actually the presidential observation that we have
> taken technical interest to ensure that it is implemented to
> the letter.
> "You know that we also have cultures that are oriented with
> gymnastics and that culture is the one that we will first of
> all technically invest in terms of facilities, coaches and
> programmes to make sure we compete with others.
> READ ALSO: All Africa Games: Nigeria Hires German Coach
> "Yes, we did discuss funding. But rather in discussion of
> funding we commended the Federal Government for being
> the highest financier of sports in Nigeria. And we also
> sought for his intervention to encourage the private sector
> to do the same with their budget for corporate social
> responsibility to promote sports.
> "And we also requested that his Excellency should intervene
> to allow the Nigeria Lottery Trust Fund to also channel a
> good percentage of the resources or funds available in the
> Fund for sports development as quoted in the Act that
> establishes it.
> "The Act says: 'The Funds in the Lottery Trust Fund are
> supposed to be disbursed for sports and other courses.' But
> we are yet to see that in a good percentage in order to
> encourage grassroot sports."
> Meanwhile, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos state has
> reiterated his administration's commitment to develop
> grassroot sports in the state.
> This is in fulfillment of one of the promises he made during
> the electioneering campaign.
>