The rise and rise of Didier Drogba

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28th, September 2006

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At the start of the season I put Chelsea striker Didier Drogba in my fantasy football team – it was a bit of a punt, but I had a hunch he’d do well this campaign. No foreign striker playing in England is more suited to succeed than the Drog – he’s fast, skilful and built like an oak wardrobe. If I was a central defender, Drogba would definitely be No.1 on my list of ‘players who I don’t fancy marking’. At times this season he’s been unplayable, and with Frank Lampard, Arjen Robben and Michael Ballack throwing quality balls his way, I don’t expect that to change.

During last night’s Champions League group match against Levski Sofia, Drogba got a hat-trick (he could have had six) and made Andriy Shevchenko look like his young apprentice. Who’d have thought it?

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  1. Rob P says:

    I reckon Sheva’s arrival gave him visions of him being left on the bench under the system Chelsea played last season. Definitely got his act together this season.

  2. joe says:

    Drogba had a tough spell at Chelsea in the beginning. However, if you have an opportunity to look at some of his performances for Marseille his current form is not a suprise.