This news to me is kind of shocking, but not unexpected. I guess we all feel this was coming, having seen things in recent events. But this in a sense will be perhaps the greatest end to a footballer's career ever. His last kick for the club is the one that wins us our historical win. He will be remembered as a Chelsea legend.
After 8 seasons at the Bridge, he have won himself 3 Premier League medals, 4 FA cup, 2 Carling Cup, and with his magical touch in the final, the UEFA Champions League. He is also Chelsea's 4th all-time top scorer. He has made many important goals, including and especially those that come this season, namely goals against Tottenham (FA cup semi), Liverpool (FA cup final), Barcelona (UCL semi), and of course, Bayern Munich (UCL final).
The whole club and the fans, including me, will want to thank Didier for his services at Stamford Bridge. He has been a wonderful player, and perhaps one of the best strikers the Premier League have ever seen. He have proven himself many times before, and I have never seen any other striker with the strength, speed, skill, and character like him. He will come down as a Chelsea legend for sure.
To think about it again, it is kind of a good thing to end his season here, on a high. His last kick for the club is perhaps his most important ever, and I cannot see any other player ending it like this. And the fact that Fernando is supposedly troubled by his presence, maybe it's time for our no 9 to take over.
Once again, the whole club and the fans will miss his presence. But then again it's time to move on. We would like to thank him once again, and wish him the best of luck wherever he go in the future. He will always be welcomed at the Bridge anytime, maybe even as a hero. He is....indeed...my hero!! Farewell DD...
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Links:
http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~2785353,00.html
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/premier-league/2012/05/22/3119815/breaking-news-drogba-to-leave-chelsea
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