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Friday, 6 May 2011

Video: Didier Drogba la la la la la

By: Jack | May 5th, 2011
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This needs no explanation. Well, except for the fact that it’s rather uncomfortable.


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Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Didier Drogba Confronts Angry Chelsea Fan (Video)

16 comments by Mad Dog and Glory on April 4th, 2011

A lot was made of this incident, it was talked about in all the Sunday papers. A Chelsea supporter was supposed to have enraged Didier Drogba who is then supposed to have gotten very angry and confronted the supporter. However footage of the incident, posted on the excellent 101 Great Goals site, paints an entirely more sedate picture of the incident.

Does this look like a furious Drogba ?

By Anish on April 4, 2011 9:57 AM | Comments | TrackBacksShare|

This is how one media report out of many describe this incident "Didier Drogba had to be forcibly removed from the Britannia Stadium pitch after becoming embroiled in a heated row with one of his own fans following Chelsea's draw with Stoke.As words were exchanged, Chelsea team-mate Paulo Ferreira intervened to usher a furious Drogba down the tunnel and away from an unseemly spat."
Take a look at the video and see if you agree.

They can exaggerate a wee bit right ? It's got to sound really dramatic otherwise no one will read what they have written .As Mulder said to Scully - the truth is out there. It's just been spruced up to look a bit more interesting.

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Monday, 4 April 2011

Didier Drogba Loses the Plot after Verbal Attack from Chelsea Fan

Didier Drogba unleashed a devastating verbal volley at a mouthy Chelsea fan after the final whistle of Saturday’s disappointing 1-1 draw with Stoke. Drogba who had earlier levelled the match for Chelsea with a fine header elected to take a short corner in the dying seconds of the game, the decision not to loft the ball into the box enraged a nearby Chelsea fan who gave the striker a tongue lashing. Following the full time whistle the Ivorian angrily confronted the fan and was involved in an ugly shouting match. He furiously told the fan to say what he had said to his face but the fan suddenly became a shrinking violet and refused to repeat his earlier remarks. His Chelsea teammates were forced to step in and dragged the irate Drogba down the tunnel before the situation got out of control.

This is not the first time the fiery front-man has courted controversy during his career and isn’t even the first time he has confronted a Chelsea fan. He famously goaded a fan behind the goal who had heckled him after a poor miss when he scored the winning goal for his team. Aside from clashes with fans he is frequently involved in heated incidents with other players, none more so than Manchester United’s Nemanja Vidic. One of these incidents saw Vidic lose a tooth in 2008 when Drogba appeared to aim an elbow at the Serbian, while the other major incident saw Drogba red carded deep into injury time in the Champions League final for a cowardly slap to the face of the United defender. He has also been heavily criticised for advocating diving once saying in an interview “Sometimes I dive, sometimes I stand”.

The Chelsea star has suffered a remarkable loss of form having started the season at a blistering pace and now sees himself being linked with a move to the MLS in the summer. With only one year left on his current contract and no sign of an offer from Chelsea it’s looking increasingly likely he’ll depart from Stamford Bridge after 7 years service and 142 goals to his name.

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Friday, 1 April 2011

Real Madrid to Offer £15m for Chelsea Striker Didier Drogba

15million for Chelsea striker Didier Drogba in a bid to keep Jose Mourinho as manager.
The Spanish club have been wracked in turmoil behind the scenes this season with Mourinho jostling for more power from president Florentino Perez and general director Jorge Valdano.
The ‘Special One’ has made it clear he is willing to walk away at the end of the season unless he gets his way and Perez is ready to hand him the control he craves.
Drogba has been long coveted by Mourinho and Perez sees the potential signing as a sop to the coach he believes can topple fierce rivals Barcelona from the summit of world football.

Despite his advancing years, Drogba will give Real the cutting edge and power they have sorely missed this season.
They have leaned heavily on Cristiano Ronaldo’s goals return following Gonzalo Higuain’s back injury and Karim Benzema is only just starting to show the potential they invested in. Although Emmanuel Adebayor has been a moderate success, he is more likely to return to Manchester City in the summer.
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Thursday, 24 March 2011

Chelsea to Sell Didier Drogba for Just £5m?

Galatasaray are planning a summer bid to lure Didier Drogba from Chelsea.
The Turkish club believe Drogba may be available for a knockdown

Tuesday, 1 March 2011

Drogba keen on Chelsea stay

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has refuted suggestions he wants to leave Stamford Bridge after an indifferent season in front of goal.

Drogba’s season with the reigning English Premier League champions was interrupted when he contracted malaria in November, and the Ivorian has netted just 10 times this campaign.

With Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti opting to bolster his attacking stocks with the 50 million-pound signing of former Liverpool marksman Fernando Torres in January, there had been murmurings Drogba was on his way out of the club – with reports Marseille and Real Madrid were interested.

But the 32-year-old, who signed from Marseille for 24 million pounds in 2004, said he is happy to see out his career at Chelsea.

“I have everything I could dream of at Chelsea,” Drogba told French TV channel Orange Sport.

“I am at a great club, with amazing team-mates, with a perfect living environment for my family.”

“Some years ago I could have said, ‘I dream to play at AC Milan, Real, or Manchester United’.”

“But nowadays I don’t feel such desire anymore. I am at one of the best clubs in the world. Those desires have been gone for a while.”

Tue 1 March, 2011

Drogba keen on Chelsea stay

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has refuted suggestions he wants to leave Stamford Bridge after an indifferent season in front of goal.

Drogba’s season with the reigning English Premier League champions was interrupted when he contracted malaria in November, and the Ivorian has netted just 10 times this campaign.

With Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti opting to bolster his attacking stocks with the 50 million-pound signing of former Liverpool marksman Fernando Torres in January, there had been murmurings Drogba was on his way out of the club – with reports Marseille and Real Madrid were interested.

But the 32-year-old, who signed from Marseille for 24 million pounds in 2004, said he is happy to see out his career at Chelsea.

“I have everything I could dream of at Chelsea,” Drogba told French TV channel Orange Sport.

“I am at a great club, with amazing team-mates, with a perfect living environment for my family.”

“Some years ago I could have said, ‘I dream to play at AC Milan, Real, or Manchester United’.”

“But nowadays I don’t feel such desire anymore. I am at one of the best clubs in the world. Those desires have been gone for a while.”

Tue 1 March, 2011

Sunday, 27 February 2011

Didier Drogba Will Quit Chelsea If He Does Not Start Manchester United Clash

10 comments by The Newshound on February 27th, 2011

Stamford Bridge striker is not a happy bunny.

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Wednesday, 23 February 2011

Drogba shows off some basketball moves..

By Anish on February 23, 2011 4:30 AM | Comments | TrackBacksShare|

Drogba and Cech are waiting to see the NBA match-up between the New Jersey Nets and the Toronto Raptors at London's O2 Arena.Interview with both of them on the subject here.. and a pretty old video showing Drogba attempting some basketball moves..

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