LONDON - Chelsea's striker, Didier Drogba apologised relating her action after Blues failed to advance to Champions League final match when removed by Barcelona.
Drogba seen extreme in describing his dissatisfaction on referee's decision in meeting in Stamford Bridge, past Wed.
He voices protest against match referee and curse forward invective a television camera after the end of that match.
Following that action, Drogba be flown yellow card and perhaps will encounter further action of UEFA.
Within one statement released by that club yesterday, Drogba states his self act outrageously and does not show a good example, especially to children watch television.
"I regret with actions that has been committed by I at that time with express feeling of disappointment and regret through that way.
"Due to this, I apologised relating said matter," said striker from the Ivory Coast.
In that meeting, Barcelona succeeds scoring equalizing goal 1-1 in injury time.
The decision qualify Catalan act in Champions League final match against Manchaster United bases on success score goals in opposition place. - AP
Drogba seen extreme in describing his dissatisfaction on referee's decision in meeting in Stamford Bridge, past Wed.
He voices protest against match referee and curse forward invective a television camera after the end of that match.
Following that action, Drogba be flown yellow card and perhaps will encounter further action of UEFA.
Within one statement released by that club yesterday, Drogba states his self act outrageously and does not show a good example, especially to children watch television.
"I regret with actions that has been committed by I at that time with express feeling of disappointment and regret through that way.
"Due to this, I apologised relating said matter," said striker from the Ivory Coast.
In that meeting, Barcelona succeeds scoring equalizing goal 1-1 in injury time.
The decision qualify Catalan act in Champions League final match against Manchaster United bases on success score goals in opposition place. - AP
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