drogba est une merde

rajuto1 Posté le 18 mai 2005 à 11:08:26
arretez de dire de la merde , il a rien fait drogba , il rate un ballon de but a 2 m des cages contre livrepool lors kil avait juste a l´allumer même marlet aurait trouvé le cadre

Tout rentre chez toi boloss ta rien compris au foot tu dis ca car tu dois etre pour le PSG

befa : c´est quoi ce pseudo de romanichel

:lol; c´est ta darone qui m´appelle comme ca

ca rien a voir avec ki je suis , kazn tachète un attakant a ce prix , c pour faire la différence dans les matchs important et fermé , c pas pour mettre des têtes sur corner contre norwitch

ta daronne tu parles bien comme un gitan crasseux

son retour se précise!

Drogba n´a pas fait une saison blanche mais on peut dire une chose : il ne les vaut pas ses 37 millions d´euros, paske pour ce prix là il aurait du claquer au moins 20-25 buts cette saison, et a mon avis il va pas revenir à l´OM, il l´a dit lui-même : " tant que l´équipe ne me mettra pas dans de bonnes conditions je ne pourrai pas revenir". Mais pour qui il se prend ? ??

Reports in the French media are suggesting that Marseille are lining up an audacious loan deal for Chelsea striker Didier Drogba.

The Ivorian hit-man was a revelation at Stade Velodrome in the 2003/4 season as he fired l´OM to the Uefa Cup final, although has not made the expected impact in English football.

Drogba scored 16 goals as Chelsea went on to claim the Premiership and Carling Cup crowns, and Blues boss Jose Mourinho is actively seeking attacking reinforcements in a bid to sustain his remarkable managerial success next term.

With Mikael Forssell already making the move to Birmingham and Hernan Crespo set to extend his loan deal with Milan, there has been no indication as of yet that Chelsea are willing to part with the services of Drobga as well.

l´OM sporting director Jose Anigo is reported to be in talks with the London side to facilitate a loan deal for the £24 million man, whilst Blues team-mate Mateja Kezman has also been mooted as a potential target for new boss Jean Fernandez.

However, it is Drogba who would represent the biggest coup, and the prospect of having their hero return for a second spell would no doubt have the l´OM faithful in raptures.

The 27-year-old has also been mooted as being the pawn in a potential swap deal for Lyon star Michael Essien, although it remains to be seen whether Mourinho would be happy to discard the striker just twelve months after bringing him to Stamford Bridge

et voila
Ce sent bon tout ca