When José Mourinho was sacked (the first time) by Chelsea back in October 2007, star striker Didier Drogba, coming off of a 33-goal season, made it clear in no uncertain terms that he was also done, calling the Blues a “broken” organization and proclaiming that “nothing” could stop him from leaving — and hopefully go to AC Milan, Inter Milan, Barcelona, or Real Madrid to rediscover his “passion”. And much of that was probably true, except the part where “nothing” meant five more years, five more trophies, two Champions League finals, and…
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