When we use QQ and WeChat for daily chats, we often use various emoticon packages. If some emoticon packages are used too much, people will inevitably trace where this "source of all evil" comes from. For example, the expression below.
The owner of this meme is Cote d'Ivoire football player Didier Drogba. As for the specific origin of the picture, many people speculate that it should be the match where Côte d'Ivoire lost 1:2 to Argentina during the 2006 World Cup in Germany. At that time, Argentina's offensive cluster was very luxurious and there were many classical masters, like Riquelme , Crespo , Saviola are all there, and they brought a severe test to the Ivory Coast defense.
However, despite the fierce offensive of Pampas Eagles , the African Lion of Cote d'Ivoire was not to be outdone. In the early stage, Toure, Kalou, Drogba and others all had shooting performances, but it was a pity that they were not lucky. , mostly deviations in front of the goal. However, in the 82nd minute when the game was coming to an end, there was a flaw in the Argentinian defense. Cone slid into the right side of the penalty area and made a pass. Danda headed the ball back to Drogba who was standing in front of the goal. The latter half-turned. Shot into the net. This inverted triangle combination is very handsome. It is not only a manifestation of the unity of Africans, but also an excellent performance by Drogba.
In addition to this game, Drogba himself, known as the "African Andy Lau", has always been an emoticon generator. For example, at a press conference, he half-winked at reporters slightly mischievously. , the voice-over is worth pondering.
In a Premier League match on October 15, 2005, Chelsea faced Bolton at home. The Blues were booed by the fans after conceding a goal first. But then, Drogba and Lampard showed off their power one after another, both scoring twice. In the end, Chelsea beat Bolton Wanderers 5-1. Drogba arrogantly made the "can't hear" gesture on the court, showing his mockery.
When you see a player like Drogba who wears an expression all the time, even if you are not a football fan, you can't help but smile knowingly, right? Recently, the original football-controlled mobile game "Pro Evolution Soccer" created by Konami "invited" this walking emoticon back to the game. Don't get it wrong, whether on the field or on the field. , or in the game, Drogba is not here to make fun of you, but a real capable player!
The current version of Drogba installed in this game has restored his peak performance at Chelsea in terms of numerical attributes. The 189cm model can be called tall when placed on the front court, and his long legs can run out With an average speed of 90 points, he can appear to be at ease whether he is advancing forward to occupy a position or retreating to get the ball. Defenders who are shorter than him can't beat him in grabbing points and collisions, and defenders who are taller than him can't run as fast as him. This is the strength of Drogba.
On the whole, Drogba, who has strength and good looks, is so different. If you are also fascinated by him because of his slightly cunning smile, you might as well participate in this issue of "Pro Evolution Football" [Didier Drogba Chain Gift Pack] Here, fish him out with your own hands!
