Drogba

redmanc · 2nd October 2008, 09:10

Wouldnt really wish injury on anyone but in this case i hope it fucking hurts, cnut

Elliott · 2nd October 2008, 09:17

""However, Scolari added: “Ashley Cole felt his back was sore but he will be ready for Sunday.

“Alex has a problem with his back and so has Terry. ""

There's a gay sex joke in there somewhere.

WeWonItTwoTimes · 2nd October 2008, 09:21

It teaches the cunt a lesson for feigning injury all the time.

Derek Brown · 2nd October 2008, 09:47

Looks like it's a REAL injury this time. No sympathy for the cheating bastard. I hope it hurts.

gaz1185 · 2nd October 2008, 10:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elliott

""However, Scolari added: “Ashley Cole felt his back was sore but he will be ready for Sunday.

“Alex has a problem with his back and so has Terry. ""

There's a gay sex joke in there somewhere.

Even better with the quotes from Yahoo sport:

Captain John Terry suffered a recurrence of a back complaint while fellow central defender Alex picked up a buttock injury.

"I know nothing about Drogba, I just came into the room and he is with the doctor," Scolari said.

"Alex said he had a problem and can't move, John Terry is [hurt] in the back.

Red Indian Chief Torn Rubber · 2nd October 2008, 10:34

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Originally Posted by Brad

Is gunna be out for a long time by the sounds of it

Obviously I wouldn't wish such an injury on someone, and I hope for his sake he recovers from it well. But such injuries are part and parcel of football, its the breaks you get. Scholes had it yesterday, Drogba today

If he's missing half or the majority of the season though, I don't think Chelsea can win the league. Unless they keep themselves in the hunt and buy a new striker in January

To be honest I can't see them getting Drogba quality forward in January. So like you I think they are screwed if he is out long term. .

Xander45 · 2nd October 2008, 10:56

I don't like this one bit. Liverpool playing shite but winning and United, Chelsea losing key players. Don't like where this is heading, but it is early doors and Liverpool will have some injuries of their own.

noodlehair · 2nd October 2008, 11:10

He's a complete twat of a footballer, and by all accounts a complete twat of a person, and he plays for Chelsea.

It's hard to feel anything other than pleased about this development.

redmanc · 2nd October 2008, 11:32

The fact he's constantly feigning injury for the slightest of touches really does play a part in me hoping its a long and painfull one.

kouroux · 2nd October 2008, 13:08

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Originally Posted by noodlehair

He's a complete twat of a footballer, and by all accounts a complete twat of a person, and he plays for Chelsea.

It's hard to feel anything other than pleased about this development.

That is something completely false, the player on the field is a dickhead with an abysmal attitude but the man outside of the field is geniune great guy who choosed to play for Ivory Coast whereas France had him with open arms. He's fighting to bring peace in his country and in an ambassador at the UN (or something like that). I respect the person but despise the player

Sylar · 2nd October 2008, 13:54

Lampard also suffered a back problem, but this was from carrying Chelsea so much. (strangely, recently ive found myself more tolerable to lampard rather than calling him a man who only scores thanks to deflections :-!)

Sad to hear, but tbh, chelsea wont miss him that much. Obviously hes a big player for them, but they havent struggled so far without him. If they can get him back by midseason, they wont have a problem.

Pogue Mahone · 3rd October 2008, 09:23

Fuck all wrong with him, by all accounts. Minor strain or somesuch.

This confirms my long-term suspicion that he is, pound for pound, the biggest pussy in sport, by quite some margin. Embarrassing to watch, he really is.

sincher · 3rd October 2008, 09:30

Drog

Ba

noodlehair · 3rd October 2008, 10:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by kouroux

That is something completely false, the player on the field is a dickhead with an abysmal attitude but the man outside of the field is geniune great guy who choosed to play for Ivory Coast whereas France had him with open arms. He's fighting to bring peace in his country and in an ambassador at the UN (or something like that). I respect the person but despise the player

Nonsense.

On the pitch he's a complete gimp, and off the pitch, he's always coming out with childish, ego fuelled rants, which are often as cringeworthy as his on pitch behaviour. Even a lot of Chelsea fans think he's a bit of a cock.

Remember that article that revealed he'd been buying loads of his own shirts from the Chelsea megastore, so he could pretend that loads of people bought his shirts? That's the kind of person Didier Drogba is

kouroux · 3rd October 2008, 11:08

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Originally Posted by noodlehair

Nonsense.

On the pitch he's a complete gimp, and off the pitch, he's always coming out with childish, ego fuelled rants, which are often as cringeworthy as his on pitch behaviour. Even a lot of Chelsea fans think he's a bit of a cock.

Remember that article that revealed he'd been buying loads of his own shirts from the Chelsea megastore, so he could pretend that loads of people bought his shirts? That's the kind of person Didier Drogba is

Fair enough but I must say i'm surprised you're only picking on the negative aspects.
I remember that article

,i somehow have the feeling if it was a United player concerned , none would have believed it

.

Pogue Mahone · 3rd October 2008, 11:13

He's done a lot of good work in the Ivory Coast, to be fair. Didn't he once intervene and basically stop a civil war?

Of course, this statesmanlike behaviour is almost certainly related to a need to satisfy his gargantuan ego.

noodlehair · 3rd October 2008, 11:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by kouroux

Fair enough but I must say i'm surprised you're only picking on the negative aspects.
I remember that article

,i somehow have the feeling if it was a United player concerned , none would have believed it

.

There are only negative aspects, except for "Didier Day" or whatever he calls it, which even in itself is pretty cringeworthy

and wasn't that article backed up by Terry and Lampard? I can't remember now

Didier Day

kouroux · 3rd October 2008, 11:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pogue Mahone

He's done a lot of good work in the Ivory Coast, to be fair. Didn't he once intervene and basically stop a civil war?

Of course, this statesmanlike behaviour is almost certainly related to a need to satisfy his gargantuan ego.

maybe in order to keep some sort of balance . He wasn't that much of a dickhead on the field at Guingamp and Marseille, I guess it's a trademark of Chelsea

kouroux · 3rd October 2008, 11:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by noodlehair

There are only negative aspects, except for "Didier Day" or whatever he calls it, which even in itself is pretty cringeworthy

and wasn't that article backed up by Terry and Lampard? I can't remember now

Didier Day

These sort of things happen in Africa in order to celebrate great athletes. Put things back into context though , the "Didier day" is celebrated (i hope anyway

) by his harcore fellow countrymen fans.

x42bn6 · 3rd October 2008, 11:30

A shame about his attitude, because he's probably the best targetman in the world right now.

duffer · 3rd October 2008, 11:30

Every day should be Didier day.

noodlehair · 3rd October 2008, 11:34

I'm starting noodleday

Everyone's required to celebrate me or else they get banned

brophs · 3rd October 2008, 12:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by kouroux

That is something completely false, the player on the field is a dickhead with an abysmal attitude but the man outside of the field is geniune great guy who choosed to play for Ivory Coast whereas France had him with open arms. He's fighting to bring peace in his country and in an ambassador at the UN (or something like that). I respect the person but despise the player

He was capped by Ivory Coast long before he became good enough to even be on France's radar, while he was at Guingamp. Also, I'm not convinced it's particularly praiseworthy to play for the country of your birth.

kouroux · 3rd October 2008, 12:43

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Originally Posted by brophs

He was capped by Ivory Coast long before he became good enough to even be on France's radar, while he was at Guingamp. Also, I'm not convinced it's particularly praiseworthy to play for the country of your birth.

Trust me back then he was on the radar as a potential futur striker. It was so obvious for a club of that level he was above everyone and his duo with Malouda was very good.

brophs · 3rd October 2008, 12:47

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Originally Posted by kouroux

Trust me back then he was on the radar as a potential futur striker. It was so obvious for a club of that level he was above everyone and his duo with Malouda was very good.

Fair enough, being from France you probably have a better idea than me, but from all I have read, his season at Guingamp was the first season he looked like he might be a top class striker. But, as I said, I'm only going on English media for that.

MUFCgal · 3rd October 2008, 12:49

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Originally Posted by giggs-beckham

Do you fuck.

Excuse me, I'm not a Dipper. I don't wish long, painful injuries on players like they do on RAWK

kouroux · 3rd October 2008, 13:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by brophs

Fair enough, being from France you probably have a better idea than me, but from all I have read, his season at Guingamp was the first season he looked like he might be a top class striker. But, as I said, I'm only going on English media for that.

You're right with your information .I think what made him also choose Ivory Coast is the fact he would instantly play for them whereas France had a lot of quality strikers in front of him back then. He had potential but it would have taken something special at that time for him to be selected, Ivory Coast was the easiest way for him to play international football

UnitedRoadRed · 3rd October 2008, 13:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kelvin

Richard Keys: ankle ligament damage but no break

How the fuck did Keys injure himself?

Quote:

Originally Posted by lem8sh

No pity for the cheating cunt at all

Indeed. The words boy, cry and wolf spring to mind.
He's a faking twat of the highest order.

Cold_Boy · 4th October 2008, 07:51

He is out for less than a month.

Alex · 4th October 2008, 07:53

I reckon it will be six weeks

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redmanc First Team Sub Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: There is no spoon. Posts: 6,495	Wouldnt really wish injury on anyone but in this case i hope it fucking hurts, cnut

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Elliott Likes Loan Stickies Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 4,854	""However, Scolari added: “Ashley Cole felt his back was sore but he will be ready for Sunday. “Alex has a problem with his back and so has Terry. "" There's a gay sex joke in there somewhere.

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WeWonItTwoTimes The Cnut can't count Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: ''We're getting beat by fucking BINMEN!!'', RAWK, 26th January 2008 Posts: 2,575	It teaches the cunt a lesson for feigning injury all the time.

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Derek Brown Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Hayle, Cornwall Posts: 961	Looks like it's a REAL injury this time. No sympathy for the cheating bastard. I hope it hurts.

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Xander45 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Everywhere and Nowhere Posts: 1,650	I don't like this one bit. Liverpool playing shite but winning and United, Chelsea losing key players. Don't like where this is heading, but it is early doors and Liverpool will have some injuries of their own.

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noodlehair Sacked Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes. Posts: 32,000	He's a complete twat of a footballer, and by all accounts a complete twat of a person, and he plays for Chelsea. It's hard to feel anything other than pleased about this development.

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redmanc First Team Sub Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: There is no spoon. Posts: 6,495	The fact he's constantly feigning injury for the slightest of touches really does play a part in me hoping its a long and painfull one.

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Sylar Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 1,094	Lampard also suffered a back problem, but this was from carrying Chelsea so much. (strangely, recently ive found myself more tolerable to lampard rather than calling him a man who only scores thanks to deflections :-!) Sad to hear, but tbh, chelsea wont miss him that much. Obviously hes a big player for them, but they havent struggled so far without him. If they can get him back by midseason, they wont have a problem.

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Pogue Mahone Dr Death wasting tax payers money on the Caf all day Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: "As relaxed and natural on the park as a dog chasing a piece of silver paper in the wind" Posts: 16,186	Fuck all wrong with him, by all accounts. Minor strain or somesuch. This confirms my long-term suspicion that he is, pound for pound, the biggest pussy in sport, by quite some margin. Embarrassing to watch, he really is.

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sincher Les jeux sont Fait Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: YSC Posts: 14,165	Drog Ba

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Pogue Mahone Dr Death wasting tax payers money on the Caf all day Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: "As relaxed and natural on the park as a dog chasing a piece of silver paper in the wind" Posts: 16,186	He's done a lot of good work in the Ivory Coast, to be fair. Didn't he once intervene and basically stop a civil war? Of course, this statesmanlike behaviour is almost certainly related to a need to satisfy his gargantuan ego.

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x42bn6 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: PMing people with maths homework answers - feel free to ask Posts: 3,754	A shame about his attitude, because he's probably the best targetman in the world right now.

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duffer Reserve Team Player Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Chelsea fan. Posts: 2,773	Every day should be Didier day.

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noodlehair Sacked Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes. Posts: 32,000	I'm starting noodleday Everyone's required to celebrate me or else they get banned

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Cold_Boy Amit Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: somewhere i hate to live Posts: 9,830	He is out for less than a month.

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Alex Spam Alert! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Californication Posts: 21,247	I reckon it will be six weeks