Found November 08, 2009 on
Republik of Mancunia:
Wes Brown speaks out about Didier Drogba fouling him in the lead up to the goal that never should have happened.
“It’s very hard to take, we played really well,” said Brown. “I thought we played really well as a team and passed the ball brilliantly. We were the better team and had more chances. We [...]
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November 09, 2009
First thing's first, I'm not sure Jonny Evans did this intentionally. So I don't want this post to be all about him. But there's no doubt that his studs connected with Didier Drogba's chest during Man Utd's 1-0 defeat to Chelsea yesterday, and there's no doubt that said connection caused a great deal of pain. Leg-jiggling pain.
It's possible (but by ...
Via Fox Sports
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November 07, 2009
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba decided to change his on-field behaviour after his son told him his reaction against Barcelona was out of order.
Via Soccer News
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November 07, 2009
An in-form Didier Drogba is capable of ruffling the feathers of even the most confident defences.
So it will be with some trepidation that Manchester United, whose back four has been
Via EPL Talk
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November 09, 2009
Chelsea’s Didier Drogba is a man who has a beautiful ability to make headlines, be it good or bad. This weekend, he was the victim of a shocking tackle, no, make that assault from Manchester United’s Johnny Evans. He then had the last laugh, darting across Edwin Van Der Sar in an offside position for [...]
Via Republik of Mancunia
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November 08, 2009
Ahead of today’s game I had several concerns about how we were going to get on. I was worried that we were going to get outpassed in midfield. I worried that Didier Drogba would have too much for our third and fourth choice central defenders. I was worried after the less than passionate display against [...]
Via ESPNsoccernet
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November 07, 2009
Didier Drogba has revealed a word of warning from his eight-year-old son persuaded him to change his on-field conduct.
Via Dirty Tackle
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November 09, 2009
Jonny Evans delivered a pretty brutal flying kung fu kick to Didier Drogba’s chest, causing Drogba to drop to the ground and convulse like he just got tased. The reaction was a bit, uh, exaggerated, but Evans clearly deserved a red for trying to puncture his lung with his boot. Instead, Drogba’s reputation (and spastic [...]
Via Republik of Mancunia
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November 09, 2009
“The Manchester players protested a lot. I don’t know why. I don’t like this.”
Oh, the irony.
John Terry said he ‘loved’ Didier Drogba’s disgraceful reaction to their result against Barcelona last season. Remember the one? He had to be dragged away from the referee before shouting “it’s a ******* disgrace!” in to the camera. With a [...]
Via The Chelsea Blog
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November 08, 2009
Didier Drogba’s performance at Old Trafford last season was nothing short of shameful. In fact, the Ivorian’s contribution was such a joke, he was even laughing at it himself. I remember thinking at the time, if it wasn’t blatantly obvious there was already a sniper in the crowd, I’d shoot the bugger myself.
Still, according to [...]
Via The Chelsea Blog
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November 08, 2009
John Terry is in for the inevitable stick for his latest comments in the press. In the wake of Didier Drogba’s admission that his 8 year old son shamed him into getting his act together, the Chelsea captain has spoken out in defence of the Ivorian’s Champions League rant.
Drogba had an initial 6 game European [...]
Via EPL Talk
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November 08, 2009
This is one of the most bizarre things you can expect to see at a professional football match. With Chelsea leading 1-0 against Manchester United, Salomon Kalou was getting ready to come on for Didier Drogba in the 83rd minute of the game. However, who would have expected a Chelsea supporter to look so calm [...]
Via A Different League
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November 10, 2009
Injustice is a word which will not be far from the lips of the Manchester United players following Sunday’s defeat at Chelsea. Having contained a recently rampant Chelsea for 76 minutes, United were starting to turn the screw and looked like the most likely side to break the deadlock when referee Martin Atkinson penalised Darren Fletcher for a challenge on Ashley Cole with the...
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