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Published 20:06 7 Dec 2018 GMT
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"In my playing days when Liverpool were up against Chelsea so often, for so many of the big prizes, there was an old rule about how you dealt with Didier Drogba - in my view the striker who changed the way we think about that position," Carragher wrote in his column in The Telegraph .
"The rule was: don't rile Didier. When he was angry he seemed to play even better.
"If his temper was up he was like the Hulk, ploughing through everything in his path, impossible to knock off the ball, a real force of nature.
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