Winning the Champions League provided the striker with the perfect send-off after eight successful yearsIn the end the timing just felt right. Didier Drogba had long since set himself the target of hoisting Chelsea's first European Cup so, in the boisterous celebrations deep in the bowels of the Allianz Arena on Saturday night, his decision was made easy. It was the Bayern Munich coach, Jupp Heynckes, who had tempted fate on the eve of the final by suggesting the striker was "a good actor", so no one should really have been surprised that events played out as if lifted from a Hollywood script. "It was like a movie," says the Ivorian. "Given w...