KillerMax
Aug 13 2006, 04:30 PM
Rossoneri7
Aug 13 2006, 04:32 PM
Yeah Im watching the game .. I saw that ..
KillerMax
Aug 13 2006, 04:48 PM
That's just disgusting... I wish him luck but to do that after his first goal with Chelsea... I'm rather shocked and I feel betrayed...
Portman
Aug 13 2006, 04:58 PM
But one thing in your heads "he's a cocky c*nt who just wants $$$".
Hope the worst for the rest of his life. And by the way... thank you Liverpool
YoungGun
Aug 13 2006, 05:01 PM
So suprise with you guys. Everybody do it everywhere and everytime. In his heart now there are 3 clubs, don't think about those stuffs.
KillerMax
Aug 13 2006, 05:10 PM
QUOTE (YoungGun @ Aug 13 2006, 10:01 AM)
So suprise with you guys. Everybody do it everywhere and everytime. In his heart now there are 3 clubs, don't think about those stuffs.
Stop protecting him... That was just ugly...
BTW, in resposne to Portugal: To say that Sheva went to Chelsea for money is just nonsense... Berlusconi would have paid him whatever he wanted and I mean
whatever if this had anything to do with money... Sheva's departure made Berlusconi cry!! That should just tell you how much he meant to him...
Portman
Aug 13 2006, 05:15 PM
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 13 2006, 04:10 PM)
BTW, in resposne to Portugal: To say that Sheva went to Chelsea for money is just nonsense... Berlusconi would have paid him whatever he wanted and I mean
whatever if this had anything to do with money... Sheva's departure made Berlusconi cry!! That should just tell you how much he meant to him...
I've my opinion and that's not non-sense.
Shevchenko is a b!tch. Controlled by a woman... no man is like that.
I hope you believed in that sh!ttie excuse of the english school for the kids.
Maybe he'll earn, not money... I say, cash cash. I mean, another things like a political help in the future in Ukraine, some Islands in the Pacific, some good houses...
He doesn't deserve my respect anymore. He's a traitor.
planck
Aug 13 2006, 05:23 PM
Traitor is a big word, I understands his reason.
I wish him luck, but I doesn't see him as that great hero as I did when he kissed the Milan-shirt.
LaPalma
Aug 13 2006, 05:38 PM
QUOTE (Portugal @ Aug 13 2006, 04:15 PM)
I've my opinion and that's not non-sense.
Shevchenko is a b!tch. Controlled by a woman... no man is like that.
I hope you believed in that sh!ttie excuse of the english school for the kids.
Maybe he'll earn, not money... I say, cash cash. I mean, another things like a political help in the future in Ukraine, some Islands in the Pacific, some good houses...
He doesn't deserve my respect anymore. He's a traitor.
He definetely is. Hope the worst for him and f***ing Chelski!!!
RD.X
Aug 13 2006, 05:50 PM
This definetly suks

but I think you guys are just too hard on him, He wanted to move and he did so just forget about him until we meet Chelsi in the CL

Don't forget all the important goals he scored for us...
hashkal
Aug 13 2006, 05:53 PM
A little harsh to be honest....I mean he did provide (US) Milan fans with great memories... and if the whole milan squad are'nt upset with him then I wish him the best in his career....
But Dont get me wrong......If we face chelsea its war. We will show him exactly what a team like milan does when it comes to football with or without him.
RD.X
Aug 13 2006, 05:57 PM
Imagine if Sheva scores in every match but still Chelsea lose...
Now that would make him cry!
KillerMax
Aug 13 2006, 06:13 PM
QUOTE (RD.X @ Aug 13 2006, 10:57 AM)
Imagine if Sheva scores in every match but still Chelsea lose...
Now that would make him cry!

I would like that!
mishie
Aug 13 2006, 07:53 PM
how short peoples memorys are. surely you can't forget what he done for us, who's to say that kissing the shirt was just a natural reaction after scoring? we will never know but to wish him bad luck for the rest of his life i find hard to take. he is just a man making decesions about his life and career like we all do almost everyday. don't judge unless you want to be judged in the sameway. maybe 2-3 ahead he will have regretted his choice or it will be the best decision he ever made. i think to many people have taken this to personly imo lets move on and look to the furture
misha
Aug 13 2006, 08:01 PM
QUOTE (mishie @ Aug 13 2006, 08:53 PM)
how short peoples memorys are. surely you can't forget what he done for us, who's to say that kissing the shirt was just a natural reaction after scoring? we will never know but to wish him bad luck for the rest of his life i find hard to take. he is just a man making decesions about his life and career like we all do almost everyday. don't judge unless you want to be judged in the sameway. maybe 2-3 ahead he will have regretted his choice or it will be the best decision he ever made. i think to many people have taken this to personly imo lets move on and look to the furture

jbryant1
Aug 13 2006, 08:17 PM
It was a clinical finish.
If he can do that on the tight Liverpool defense he can do it on most of the other premier teams.
Its really kind of a nightmare isn't it seeing him in a Chelsea jersey.
Chelsea have done pretty horribly in the pre-season.
Ballack limped off the pitch. The guy has had major injury problems, especially last season.
Rossoneri7
Aug 13 2006, 08:21 PM
TBH .. Sheva kissing a shirt other than Milan's was too much to bear .. But at the same time, we all knew it was bound to happen .. From now on it's his life, he is no longer a Rossoneri ..
Wish him luck .. If none comes his way, then that's his loss ..
I personally feel that as a fan, he has given me many memories, of wich I dont wish to bore u .. I dont mean to repeat what I've been saying ever since he left ..
I just wanted to remark on the mixed feelings in this topic .. It's just hard to watch him play in a team that don't deserve him.
I mean we are Milan, we made history, we were always considered a threat wether in the domestic league or the CL .. What is Chelsea's history? What have they accomplished (2 league titles after a first 50 yrs ago) ? Where r they in terms of fans loyalty ?
If he had went to Real, it would have been easier to bear, but thats his choice ..
and as I said; wish him luck, if none come his way then thats his loss
X-Offender
Aug 13 2006, 08:41 PM
I'm very happy he scored. In some moments when I was watching the video I thought he scored for us

Anyway, about him kissing the shirt, I think he shouldn't have done that since the first goal, it was a mistake. Oh, and it's Sheva's second loss to Liverpool in two years
acluda
Aug 13 2006, 08:50 PM
im more upset with chelsea than with sheva, he was trying to win over his new fans thats all, but i do hop chelsea fail miserably this year
GULLIVER
Aug 14 2006, 06:41 AM
And sooo????...
Even if he kisses Abrahamovich's ***, does it really matter???
YoungGun
Aug 14 2006, 08:53 AM
GREAT POST! GULLIVER ... hahaha ...
dst
Aug 14 2006, 09:29 AM
QUOTE (Portugal @ Aug 13 2006, 07:15 PM)
Shevchenko is a b!tch. Controlled by a woman... no man is like that.
Unfortunately all men are ....
QUOTE (mishie @ Aug 13 2006, 09:53 PM)
how short peoples memorys are. surely you can't forget what he done for us, who's to say that kissing the shirt was just a natural reaction after scoring? we will never know but to wish him bad luck for the rest of his life i find hard to take. he is just a man making decesions about his life and career like we all do almost everyday. don't judge unless you want to be judged in the sameway. maybe 2-3 ahead he will have regretted his choice or it will be the best decision he ever made. i think to many people have taken this to personly imo lets move on and look to the furture

well he's a b1tch that's for sure and I will judge him for that ... If someday I quit being a man and became just a male like he is then he can judge me as well.
Until that day though he's not worth no repsect ... and to think there was some of that left inside of me for him ... he would just kiss anything, it makes no difference for him.
Worthless Liar.
Not even worth talking about him anymore!!!!
...

...
GULLIVER
Aug 14 2006, 09:39 AM
Why Milan fans are still breaking their hearts because of Shevchenko?
He is already a history, very special memories and that will be remembered forever but he is nobody now, NOBODY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KillerMax
Aug 14 2006, 09:48 AM
QUOTE (GULLIVER @ Aug 14 2006, 02:39 AM)
Why Milan fans are still breaking their hearts because of Shevchenko?
He is already a history, very special memories and that will be remembered forever but he is nobody now, NOBODY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Easy for you to say...
GULLIVER
Aug 14 2006, 09:53 AM
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 14 2006, 12:48 PM)
Pass on, man!!!!
bryanfury
Aug 14 2006, 12:54 PM
you're disgusting...
he fought seven years for the club, scored 173 goals and brought many trophys to milan. i think you should give him the respect that he earns...
cya BF
C-Xaris
Aug 14 2006, 01:16 PM
fresh_prince7
Aug 14 2006, 01:43 PM
I'm pretty sure his decision was before all that uglyness..
Anyway he's the 2nd all time greatest scorer for the club.. he's a Rossonero Legend..
Its going to be a while till that wound heals.. but never the less its just simply wrong to be so disrespectful.
My mate supports both juve and chelsea.. wonderful double that :S. Anyway I was quite happy with sheva scoring on debut. Only really hit home when I saw the goal, that he's no longer with us.. really leaves an emptyness inside. Most sad thing since losing the champions league final to liverpool.
Anyway regardless of most of your opinions, I hope sheva scores many goals for chelsea hopefully without chelsea winning fuckall. They took the soul and spirit away from our team

.
Anyway thats my two cents of waffle..
m1ke
Aug 14 2006, 02:01 PM
QUOTE (fresh_prince7 @ Aug 14 2006, 12:43 PM)
he's a Rossonero Legend..

It's sad to see, but we must move on!
Portman
Aug 14 2006, 02:05 PM
Shevchenko? A legend? Give us a break...
Yet again, thank you L'pool.
Rossoneri7
Aug 14 2006, 03:14 PM
Do you honestly think Sheva gives a flying f@ck about what we think ? Let that be positive or negative ?
He registered his name in the history books of Milan and left. As of now he is no longer a Rossoneri; he is a Chelsea player, he got over us and we should get over him.
You can call him a b!tch, a male, a traitor, a liar .. In the end .. He did a lot for this club, but I ask you this what did you do for this club ? He was out there giving his all for this club .. Have you done something like that lately ?
I doubt any of us have; simply put we are passive viewers, while he was the man that put his name in our history.
misha
Aug 14 2006, 04:11 PM
I watched the game and I wanted him to score .I'll support him everywhere he plays as long as he won't plays against Milan.
He is a player that did a lot for the club, became a legend here but it was his time to move on and we need to respect his decision. He changed his work place and that's it. It was a painful change and it's easy to judge but I sure that almost everyone with his situation would do the same thing.
Sheva talking about Milan fans:
Was saying goodbye to the fans who idolized you the hardest thing of all?
"It was very hard because I know the fans love me very much. I always had a good relationship with them, but I think most of them understand the reasons why I left and I hope I will be remembered as a good player and a good person. After the final game of last season I receivedo thousands f emails and text messages asking me to stay, but it was time to move on with my memories. I will always have those fans in my heart because I gave a lot to Milan and these people gave a lot to me."
weeeow
Aug 14 2006, 05:25 PM
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 14 2006, 04:11 PM)
I watched the game and I wanted him to score .I'll support him everywhere he plays as long as he won't plays against Milan.
He is a player that did a lot for the club, became a legend here but it was his time to move on and we need to respect his decision. He changed his work place and that's it. It was a painful change and it's easy to judge but I sure that almost everyone with his situation would do the same thing.
Sheva talking about Milan fans:
Was saying goodbye to the fans who idolized you the hardest thing of all?
"It was very hard because I know the fans love me very much. I always had a good relationship with them, but I think most of them understand the reasons why I left and I hope I will be remembered as a good player and a good person. After the final game of last season I receivedo thousands f emails and text messages asking me to stay, but it was time to move on with my memories. I will always have those fans in my heart because I gave a lot to Milan and these people gave a lot to me."
Thank you - i wouldve used the same words
His actions were a bit scandalous to us though
Portman
Aug 14 2006, 05:43 PM
QUOTE (mishale @ Aug 14 2006, 03:11 PM)
Sheva talking about Milan fans:
Was saying goodbye to the fans who idolized you the hardest thing of all?
"It was very hard because I know the fans love me very much. I always had a good relationship with them, but
I think most of them understand the reasons why I left and I hope I will be remembered as a good player and a good person. After the final game of last season I receivedo thousands f emails and text messages asking me to stay, but it was time to move on with my memories. I will always have those fans in my heart because I gave a lot to Milan and these people gave a lot to me."
That's all b/s. If he really loved our club, he wouldn't have left the way he did it, with that sh!ttie reasons that nobody believes.
He can go to hell. He and Chelsea. I hope never see him again in San Siro.
C-Xaris
Aug 14 2006, 05:49 PM
rossoneri 7. i agree with u that sheva has done a lot for milan BUT he did it because he was given a chance. nobody here ever had a chance to play in milan and as far as im concern if i had a chance to play in milan i wouldnt leave because my wife wants to. i would pay to play in milan not leave to get more money
Rossoneri7
Aug 14 2006, 06:18 PM
QUOTE (C-Xaris @ Aug 14 2006, 07:49 PM)
rossoneri 7. i agree with u that sheva has done a lot for milan BUT he did it because he was given a chance. nobody here ever had a chance to play in milan and as far as im concern if i had a chance to play in milan i wouldnt leave because my wife wants to. i would pay to play in milan not leave to get more money

Of course .. If you were a Milan player that is, but I was responding to those who bash him .. because we r all plain old fans and as I stated ' we are passive viewers, while he had giving his all on the field' .. Dont get mixed up
KillerMax
Aug 14 2006, 07:05 PM
I like Ancelotti's response: ’Yes, there was hurried affection,’
Seems like everyone knows about this at Milanello...
Rossoneri7
Aug 14 2006, 07:35 PM
QUOTE (pKillerMax @ Aug 14 2006, 09:05 PM)
I like Ancelotti's response: ’Yes, there was hurried affection,’
Seems like everyone knows about this at Milanello...
Ofcourse .. all the milanista will know, cz it's the first goal he scored after moving away.
YoungGun
Aug 14 2006, 08:38 PM
He is a professional player, and of course even you are a worst professional player in the world, you have to fight with all ur best for your club, who feed you and all your family. He now is paid by Chelsea so of course he has to do everything for them.
At least, he immediately issues the public sorry to all rossoneri, that's mean he still remembers us.
bryanfury
Aug 14 2006, 09:52 PM
Shevchenko sorry he offended Milan fans
8/14/2006
Timothy Collings
Chelsea striker Andriy Shevchenko said on Monday he had no intention of upsetting AC Milan fans when he kissed his new club's badge after scoring against Liverpool in Sunday's Community Shield fixture.
The Ukrainian told reporters at a news conference that he had no idea of what he was doing when he celebrated after equalising in the match Chelsea lost 2-1. Milan fans were reported to have been offended by his gesture.
"Really, I am telling you the truth that the only shirt I kiss is the one of my country," he said. "That is the one that matters for me.
"I don't know what I am doing when I celebrate a goal. It was not my intention to upset anyone at all.
"In Milan, it was like my family. I won over the supporters with the quality of my game, my football, and I was there for seven years.
"I won them over not with my celebrations or with any gestures at all, but with hard work and my ability on the pitch and I want to do the same thing at Chelsea," he said at a Reebok sponsorship event.
Shevchenko, who will be 30 next month, joined Chelsea from Milan in a 30 million pound ($56.65 million) transfer before the World Cup in Germany where he was captain of Ukraine in their first appearance in the finals.
He said he was delighted to score in Sunday's match.
"I am relieved to have scored my first (Chelsea) goal, but I am sorry it was not enough for Chelsea to win," he said.
He said he was impressed with the crowd. "The fans here showed great respect for the players and the atmosphere was really great."
mishie
Aug 15 2006, 08:20 PM
who's to say that kissing the shirt was just a natural reaction after scoring?
i think that i was right never judge without facts my friends
amancik
Aug 15 2006, 08:21 PM
it feels strange to see him in blue shirt ... it feels stranger to see him score from Lampard's pass not Pirlo's ... it feels even stranger to see him score for Chelsea not Milan
but most important thing, he's not scoring against Milan ... for that reason only I am ok, and will wish him good luck ...
Milan Are Brilliant
Aug 17 2006, 05:46 PM
Still talking about him, that shows how badly our transfers have gone this summer...
KillerMax
Aug 17 2006, 05:57 PM
QUOTE (Kaka Is Brilliant @ Aug 17 2006, 10:46 AM)
Still talking about him, that shows how badly our transfers have gone this summer...
Good point. A couple good signings would have eased the pain.
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