The statement reads:  

"Drogba admitted a charge of violent conduct. The charge related to Drogba throwing a missile into the away section of the crowd after scoring during the Carling Cup match against Burnley at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday 12th November."

So that's it judgement made and sentence passed. All Didier has got to concern himself about now is what punishment the Police and Chelsea Football Club will inflict on him.

To be honest I really don't think Dids will be missed that much, especially with the form that Anelka is in, but Dids is good for the 'Plan B.'

OK Dids loves to battle Woolwich all over the park and he does love to score against Woolwich especially with his knee, but I think with the football that Chelsea are playing at the moment, we will play Woolwich off the park!

Moving on to the U21s who are in action tonight against the Czech Republic at Bramall Lane.

With Michael Mancienne 'getting the call' from Fabio, Jack Cork, currently on loan at Southampton is in the squad along with left-back Ryan Bertrand.

Jack Cork, son of Wimbledon legend Alan Cork said, "It was great to get the call-up. After playing for the other England teams, it's the next step up in my career and I'm really looking forward to getting involved and being a part of it.

"I really enjoyed it last time and hopefully this time I can get a bit of time on the pitch."