Unhappy Drogba!
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With Chelsea's money.... no problem in getting another striker.
How about Henry?
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it is about time that `dogba' cheat leaves the epl, he realised he's at the end of the road alredi with his diving and handball admissions. england has no place for a player like him. he will fare much better in italy where many are like him, actors in the field. he won't be single out every now and then.
shev may come but he may not be as successful in the epl. it's too physical for a crafty player like him. defenders will close him down before he could even pronounce "roman abr...." ouch! -
this cheating thing is blown out of proportion....arsenal player dived for the free kick against barca....pires dive and got a penalty to eventually draw in arsenal no-loss season. it's he same everywhere, rooney dived and riled sol cambell a couple of seasons ago. players, namely strikers go for theaterics so it's nothing new. van nisteroy does it and legend like barnes, rush and the likes admit it's part of the game, so long as you don't over-do it. maradona's hand of god as blatant as hell yet few would fault him for it. it's only a sport, so take a chill pill...
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Drogba good ?
To me , he's the most prolific " off-side " King !
Go la , Chelsea will perform better without him . Or Chelsea can buy a replacement anytime .
Go Ba Go ba .... -
Jose: 'Drogba can rot'
Friday May 19 2006
Didier Drogba is set to have his feelings hurt once again, after Jose Mourinho said there's no way he's leaving Stamford Bridge.
Drogba told The Sun "I want to move on and avoid all the pressure and scandals. Those things hurt my feelings," but his plea will fall on deaf ears as far as Jose Mourinho is concerned.
"He has two years left on his deal and we consider him to be not negotiable," said the Portuguese.
"He has no chance of leaving. He has to play for Chelsea."
Mourinho insisted that if the player was unhappy, he would be allowed to stay at Chelsea and rot.
"If he plays with happiness, fantastic, because we get the best of him. If not, he doesn't play. It's his problem."
Mourinho added that AC Milan are in exactly the same situation with Andriy Shevchenko, a target for the Blues:
"As for Shevchenko, we would like to bring him, but he's a Milan player and he has a long-term contract with them.
"Milan have the power, like we have the power with Drogba, and my feeling is that they don't want to sell and they will keep him.
"I like the player and I would like to have him - but a lot of clubs want Drogba and they can't have him."
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Originally posted by the Bear:
drogba is doing a mourn-inho right now, he wont leave one.
[b]Jose: 'Drogba can rot'
Friday May 19 2006
Didier Drogba is set to have his feelings hurt once again, after Jose Mourinho said there's no way he's leaving Stamford Bridge.
Drogba told The Sun "I want to move on and avoid all the pressure and scandals. Those things hurt my feelings," but his plea will fall on deaf ears as far as Jose Mourinho is concerned.
"He has two years left on his deal and we consider him to be not negotiable," said the Portuguese.
"He has no chance of leaving. He has to play for Chelsea."
Mourinho insisted that if the player was unhappy, he would be allowed to stay at Chelsea and rot.
"If he plays with happiness, fantastic, because we get the best of him. If not, he doesn't play. It's his problem."
Mourinho added that AC Milan are in exactly the same situation with Andriy Shevchenko, a target for the Blues:
"As for Shevchenko, we would like to bring him, but he's a Milan player and he has a long-term contract with them.
"Milan have the power, like we have the power with Drogba, and my feeling is that they don't want to sell and they will keep him.
"I like the player and I would like to have him - but a lot of clubs want Drogba and they can't have him."
(source: Football365)[/b]
dat time mourninho also kpkb said want to leave cos of negative news reported against him n he feel hurt. but i dun think so as money n crave for power just ease the leaving away.
not only dat, i believe chelsea will get all mean to keep its players from landing to its rivals' hands. right now they are 'monopolised' the transfer market. -
people only see and hear what they choose to, especially soccer fans.Originally posted by countdracula:this cheating thing is blown out of proportion....arsenal player dived for the free kick against barca....pires dive and got a penalty to eventually draw in arsenal no-loss season. it's he same everywhere, rooney dived and riled sol cambell a couple of seasons ago. players, namely strikers go for theaterics so it's nothing new. van nisteroy does it and legend like barnes, rush and the likes admit it's part of the game, so long as you don't over-do it. maradona's hand of god as blatant as hell yet few would fault him for it. it's only a sport, so take a chill pill...