2. Didier Drogba was born on March 11 th 1978 on the Ivorian Coast. Right now he is 38 years old. Didier Drogba has performed in many different types of competitions on soccer. He is more famous more playing on English Premier League with Chelsea FC, but his highlight of his career was winning the UEFA Champions League with Chelsea where he was the most important player of the team by tying the score in the 88 th minute with a great header.

3. According to his career with his country he plays for Ivorian Coast. With them his biggest success was qualifying in two world cups in arrow. Also in the Cup of Nations where all the countries from Africa compete, he was the captain. His biggest success was the final match but that game has one dark side on his career. In the lasts minutes of the game, he had a chance to score from a penalty, but he missed the penalty.

4. His practices were usually intense because he as a player was known as a very strong player and with a great power and energy. His best accomplishment was at age 34 when he won the UEFA Champions League with his team Chelsea where he was the best player of the team, and the one who still is respected from every single fan of Chelsea. Right now he is playing on the Canadian Soccer League with his team Montreal. Even that he is 38, he still is making goals because he is used to play hard and now with players who did not play on Europe it is easy for him.

5. Didier Drogba before a game goes outside very quiet and he does his normal warm ups, he does stretches, practices free kicks, and nothing else that is personal. After he goes to the changing room he talks to his teammates especially Frank Lampard and John Terry. Usually the things that he says are odd encouragements. Then John Terry tells other players to look at him during the game. Right before he goes to the field he would say his praying than he would get into the filed ready for the game. That’s his pre-game ritual nothing special, quiet player with ambition to win.

6. Didier Drogba before one game would use some types of sports psychology. He would go into the corner of the dressing room talking to himself on his own language, by saying I got this team will win, we will never give up. Also he would relax and think about goals that he will have chance to score by imaging to score them and not to miss them. Drogba would motivate his teammates by saying odd encouragements which did not make sense but his teammates would understand them and they would be ready to play. His goals before one game would be to win the only thing that’s matters. Another thing that he would do during half time if the team would be losing, he would calm himself down otherwise he would act crazy and get a red card.

7. Adriano Leite Riberiro was born on February 17 1982. Right now he is 34 years old. He is from Brazil. Right now he is playing for Miami United a team is the United States I guess, but he was mostly famous when he was playing for Inter between 2004-2009. His training is usually more with physique because he is known as a strong player with a huge power on his shooting.

8. His biggest accomplishments are winning Italian league with Inter, and playing in the Champions League with them. Right now he is playing in the United States destroying his career because of his problems with alcohol, girls and eating many things that an athlete cannot eat.

9. Adriano likes to stay into a mirror and say that he is the best soccer player in the world. He does that every time in the bathroom until a teammate sees him then he talks to his teammates telling them that nobody can beat Inter.

10. 1.You can do it anywhere 2. While it does not replace physical practice, it can be done in addition to fitness and training. You are able to further practice your skills without additional fatigue or wear and tear on your body 3. You can create any situation in your mind- a high-pressure penalty kick, a hard tackle, a breakaway. You might not always be able to set these up in practice, but you can through visualization. Most professional soccer players use visualization, but many miss out on its power. Some athletes think that if they are not sweating, and don’t physically practice with a ball at their feet, they can’t improve. http://www.soccerpsychologytips.com/2011/see-your-success-visualization-for-soccer-players/

11. To effectively combat stress, we need to activate the body's natural relaxation response. You can do this by practicing relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, meditation, rhythmic exercise, and yoga. Fitting these activities into your life can help reduce everyday stress and boost your energy and mood.