I meant it in a general way, sure he had good spells here and there as I've pointed out in my previos posts and he did improve, but he is still doing his diappearing act for most of the game.

Sheva, the once best striker in the world, needing Lampard to point his finger at him and shout to the fans, "Sheva is a good player after all..."

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pathetic what he did to himself... (IMG:http://cyrus.medialayer.net/~m1ke/milanfan.com/forums/style_emoticons/default/rolleyes.gif)

He was very active during most of the time he played IMO

I didn't really see that from him, Robben was pretty much running the show in the first half from the left (it was clear how vulnerable they where on that side) Sheva only came into the mix a bit when he switched to the left, and these where only short spells from him.

He was just supportive because of the tough times he is having over there but everybody seeing whatever they want to see.

Time will tell!!!

Seems like you're happy that he went to Chelsea...

He's just a big Sheva supporter, I'm pretty sure he didn't want him to go to Chelsea

Robben was the best player in that game but Sheva did what was required of supporting striker like helping to the defence a bit and holding a ball when was needed. He dd good movement during the game but too bad that his teammates can be selfish sometimes. He created great chance for Ballack and could have scored at least two more.

WTF?

I was thrilled. It was the biggest dream of my life. When he was playing for Milan I prayed hard every night that somehow he will end up playing for that beautiful blue shirt.

This post has been edited by mishale: Oct 21 2006, 11:42 PM

I think we where seeing a different game then, because I really didn't see him doing a good job at holding the ball up and going down to defend either. You are right about him giving a great assist to Ballack (which he missed badly) and that great shot he had saved in the first half, those where the only glimpses that I'd seen of only half of his potential.

And yes his team mates can be selfish most of the time (Essien and Lampard in particula aree the 2 that I can't stand the most, not to mention Robben missing 3 1 on 1s when he could have easily slipped the ball to either Sheva or Drogba who where free on all occasions), but he knew what he was getting himself into when he went there, so I don't see why this should be an excuse for him

Of course he can do better but I think today he was not bad too.

I said: "pathetic what he did to himself" (Leaving Milan for Chelsea..)

You said: "Time will tell"

Now that's something I would expect to hear from a Chelsea fan or something...

Whether his move pothetic or not (for him) time indeed will tell.

I'm sorry to disappoint you but if you cannot accept different opinion that is your problem. I don't find it pathetic and guess what I'm a Milan fan. Not all Milan fans want him to fail and not all Milan fans are happy every time he has a bad game.

You're not making sense... but whatever... You like Andriy, I don't as much as I used to... Let's leave it at that!

Really? It's make sense to me

Too bad. Try to understand him.

This post has been edited by mishale: Oct 22 2006, 02:06 AM