[han2503]

You mean Dinho when he first landed in Milan or Dinho that's come back from Beijing?

Anyway, good to see he's welcomed by some fans. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

Coming back from Beijing. Sheva and Dinho almast arrived at the same time, so there was a big crowd at the airport

[Fillipo Simone]

I think all the fans would welcome him, provided he behaves like a person who's genuinely embarassed and sorry. If he comes in a expects to be king again, he'll be in for s rude shock.

To start with, he can wear #76 and score some goals. Then we'll move onto phase 2...kissing the badge.. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/tongue.gif)

So you propose we give him a badge-less dress? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

[Giancarlo]

hes like super hero. His super powers are lying and bUllSHiTTing. He can deceive a million people with just one phrase: our market is closed and every milan fan believes him.

Genius LOL

I didn't believe him either. But when he says he doesn't want something to happen, it usually doesn't happen. At least in the past.

[Warchant]

Shevchenko gets medical examination at AC Milan

ROME (AP) _ Ukraine striker Andriy Shevchenko underwent a medical examination Monday at the training camp of AC Milan which has agreed to re-sign him from Chelsea if he passes the tests.

"I am very happy to be here," Shevchenko was quoted as saying on Milan's Web site. "I also want to send a greeting to Chelsea fans who, in the last two years, always made me feel their support. Thanks, really, for this."

Shevchenko agreed to terms on Saturday to return to the Italian club after failing to live up to expectations during two injury-plagued seasons in England.

He scored 73 goals in 296 games during seven seasons with Milan, but scored just nine times in 47 appearances for Chelsea after an English Premier League record transfer of 31 million pounds (then US$62 million; €45.5 million) in the 2006 offseason.

The 31-year-old player arrived at Milan's Linate airport Sunday night.

Neither club has disclosed financial terms, but Milan officials have indicated that Shevchenko will accept a salary cut to return to the Italian club, which is owned by Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi.

[TriniKing_CE]

SkySports (Breaking News...Again)
Shevchenko has indeed passed his Medical!
WooHoo (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile.gif)

[gal_kenny]

Yeah i just saw it too...he passed all medicals..He is indeed an ac milan player now and is 100% disposable by the coach...

[han2503]

Already saw him playing beach volley with Ambro and Oddo at milanello on milan channel

This post has been edited by han2503: Aug 25 2008, 05:48 PM

[Jack Sparrow]

So this is how far the mighty Oddo has fallen. Damn...I liked him a lot. It's a good feeling to know you have Italy's first and second choice Rb on your team.. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[Giancarlo]

Yeah i just saw it too...he passed all medicals..He is indeed an ac milan player now and is 100% disposable by the coach...

Glad to hear it. He's bacccckkk!

[Warchant]

Andriy Shevchenko has identified winning over the fans as the most difficult task awaiting the forward on his return to AC Milan.

The 31-year-old arrived back in his adopted homeland at the weekend and although admitting that claiming a starting place ahead of the Rossoneri's eight other attacking players would not be easy, it was satisfying the disillusioned supporters that posed the biggest challenge.

He said: "It's important that the team wins. If all the players get on well together, then we'll have some fun.

"[Carlo] Ancelotti will have many options, he will be able to change tactics even during a match, which is important in order to be successful and I have no doubts that he knows how to move in these situations ."

However, the Ukrainian striker added: "The most difficult challenge now is to win over the people who were disappointed when I left. Now I'm back I'll try my hardest, it's all I know how to do."

The arrival of the former Chelsea player has made for tense competition for one of the three attacking places in Carlo Ancelotti's favored Christmas Tree set-up, which could see Clarence Seedorf team up with Ronaldinho behind Filippo Inzaghi in the season's opener at the San Siro against newly-promoted Bologna on Sunday, with Sheva given time to resettle in.

Meanwhile, the lack of opportunity to secure playing time at the Milan giants may see Alberto Paloschi loaned out for a year with Torino Genoa and city rivals Sampdoria interested in taking on 19-year-old forward.

[Bluesummers]

good luck sheva it'll need alot of hard work in order to win some us back, while others not so.

[kurtsimonw]

He never needed to win my support back anyway.

[Tennie]

I'm probably going to be pilloried for admitting this publicly, but to be perfectly honest I wasn't a particular fan of the guy's during his first spell at Milan.

Yes, I know he's scored lots and lots of goals and I know he's Silvio's pet, but...sorry, never been a particular fan.

(Caveat: Not a big groupie of strikers anyway. After MVB left....meh. I've always been more of a groupie of the defenders).

[Bluesummers]

I'm probably going to be pilloried for admitting this publicly, but to be perfectly honest I wasn't a particular fan of the guy's during his first spell at Milan.

Yes, I know he's scored lots and lots of goals and I know he's Silvio's pet, but...sorry, never been a particular fan.

(Caveat: Not a big groupie of strikers anyway. After MVB left....meh. I've always been more of a groupie of the defenders).

all i can say is that is surprising. Is that how you feel about kaka aswell? just curious no flame dont worry.

[Tennie]

Honestly, blue? Yep. I'm glad he is a good player and scores lots and lots of goals but I'm not even close to being a groupie. Don't hate him by any means (though I think he sometimes talks more than he perhaps should), but not a particular fan, no.