Chelsea striker Didier Drogba would
trade in his golden boot for Premiership silverware.
The 28-goal striker is the leading candidate to be top goalscorer
come May, but his personal hopes are in stark contrast to his
club's chances of overhauling Manchester United at the league's
summit.
Jose Mourinho's side already trail United by nine points and it
could be 12 if United emerge victorious at Liverpool on Saturday
lunchtime.
However Drogba has not given up all hope of catching United and
admits he would be only too happy to trade in personal
acclaim.
"I may be the leading scorer but my greatest joy will come if we
win the league again," said Drogba.
"Our performances in the Champions League and cup competitions show
our strength.
"But in the Premiership there is still much to be desired.
"We do not see the Premiership as being concluded because things
could still go wrong.
"I don't think Chelsea are outsiders as far as winning the league
is concerned. The season is not yet over and changes can still take
place as far as the leadership is involved.
"I think we still have a pretty good chance - more than other
contenders.
"Everybody sings Manchester United's victories up at the moment but
it is not over until it is really over."
