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jefri91
Mrs Shevchenko opens heart to AC Milan chief
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tribalfooball.com - May 03, 2007

Andriy Shevchenko's wife, Kristen, has spoken with AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani about a summer return to the Rossoneri.
Gazzetta dell Sport says Kristen opened her heart to Galliani this week about Shevchenko's problems at Chelsea and the lack of support they have experienced in London.

Shevchenko is desperate for a return to Milan and is hoping Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich won't stand in his way at the end of this season.

I know this sounds really untrue and it is from tribalfootball but what if he does comeback....? Would you forgive him?
I would love for him to comeback, he is Milano and will always be one. Seeing him comeback is like a dream come true.
dst
No chance, Milan's English schools still incompetent...
jefri91
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Berlusconi: "Buffon no, Sheva sì"
Ma il gruppo non sembra pensarla così
Dopo la gioia per la finale di Champions, in casa Milan torna alla ribalta il mercato. Ad accendere le fantasie è il presidente Berlusconi che chiude la porta a Buffon ("Abbiamo rinnovato con Dida") ma apre quella per Sheva ("Per lui porte spalancate"). Una linea che tuttavia pare cozzare con quella del gruppo che vedrebbe di buon occhio l'arrivo del portiere e difficilmente riaccoglierebbe col sorriso il bomber ucraino.

Il nodo non è certo di quelli gordiani, perché alla fine in casa Milan le scelte sono state sempre prese di comune accordo, ma non c'è dubbio che, dopo la conquista della finale di Champions League, alcune dichiarazioni rilasciate dal presidente rossonero abbiamo infiammato il prossimo mercato.
Divergenze di vedute, esigenze primarie da soddisfare, chiamiamole come vogliamo, ma la realtà è che Berlusconi molto probabilmente ha parlato con il cuore. In quel "Le porte per Sheva sono sempre aperte, anzi spalancate" e i continui messaggi all'ucraino mandati negli ultimi tempi, c'è tutto l'amore viscerale che il massimo dirigente milanista ha sempre provato per il suo figlio adottivo. La partenza dell'ucraino verso Londra è stata un duro colpo per Berlusconi, che anche nell'addio ha voluto accontentare il giocatore che chiedeva di poter vivere una nuova esperienza. Ma l'eventualità del suo ritorno inevitabilmente fa discutere. Del resto fu così per i ritorni di Sacchi, Capello e Gullit, figuriamoci per quello che sarebbe dovuto diventare il prossimo capitano rossonero.
E proprio il "tradimento", misto ad alcune uscite poco felici (vedi il bacio della maglia del Chelsea al primo gol ufficiale puntualmente criticato da Gattuso), non è stato sicuramente visto di buon occhio dallo spogliatoio rossonero, senatori in primis, e proprio questo potrebbe essere il primo nodo da sciogliere. Ma c'è un risvolto che può avvicinare Sheva al Milan: la stampa britannica dà ormai per certo l'accordo fra Fernando Torres e il Chelsea. Lo spagnolo dell'Atletico Madrid è un pupillo di Mourinho e, se fosse confermato il suo arrivo a Londra, vorrebbe dire che il tecnico lusitano resterà sulla panchina dei Blues. E se resta Josè, Andriy non sarà certo il massimo della felicità. Due più due...

Ma l'altro capitolo del "contendere" si chiama Buffon. Il portiere della Juve, secondo molte indiscrezioni di mercato, sarebbe già vestito di rossonero per una cifra vicina ai 40-50 milioni di euro. Ma Berlusconi nega, confermando la fiducia a Dida che tra l'altro ha appena rinnovato. Certo è che le continue amnesie del brasiliano hanno fatto spesso gelare il sangue a compagni e soprattutto tifosi. E voci di corridioio fanno trapelare che l'eventuale arrivo di SuperGigi sarebbe ben visto dal gruppo rossonero.
Infine capitolo Ronaldinho: Berlusconi è stato chiaro. Se il Barcellona lo vende, il Milan prova a comprarlo. Servono tanti soldi, ma conta molto la volontà del giocatore. E dalla Spagna, stando a quanto riporta il quotidiano "Sport", si è verificato l'ennesimo attrito catalano: Dinho non ha preso parte a una cena col resto della squadra senza darne comunicazione, irritando così i compagni. L'ennesimo epidosio che allontanerebbe il brasiliano dal Barça. Ma se arrivasse al Milan, almeno su una cosa Berlusconi e la dirigenza sarebbe d'accordo: nessuno rifiuterebbe Ronaldinho.


I guess that means no to Buffon and yes to Sheva and also I found this

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Berlusconi wants Sheva back Friday 4 May, 2007

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Milan President Silvio Berlusconi has admitted that he would be happy to welcome Andriy Shevchenko back to the club. “Our doors are always wide open,” he claimed.

The Ukrainian quit the Rossoneri last summer when he joined Chelsea in a £30m deal, but it seems that the former Italian Prime Minister is eyeing a sensational reunion.

“I am very close to Sheva,” said Berlusconi, who is actually a Godfather to the striker’s little boy.

“I know that he has some problems now and I am sorry that he was knocked out of the Champions League this week.

“I also know that he would like to return to Milan. We will see, he knows that the doors are not just ajar, they're wide open,” added the Rossoneri official.

The 30-year-old has had a difficult first season in the Premiership and missed the Champions League semi-final with Liverpool on Tuesday with a groin injury which will require surgery this summer.

Meanwhile, the media mogul also confirmed his trust in goalkeeper Nelson Dida despite his recent alternating form and rumours which claim that Milan want Gigi Buffon of Juventus.

“I obviously like Buffon as he is the best player in Italy,” added the President.

“However, we have renewed Dida’s contract because we are convinced of his true value. His mistakes? They were not howlers, it was just bad luck.”

The under-fire Brazilian was blasted in the Italian media for his errors in the Champions League 3-2 defeat against Manchester United, even if he did little wrong in the return.
redbabies
a big NO. mad.gif
Portman
He left and did a mistake. It's life.

Enjoy London.
mallamkay
i loved Sheva and he broke my heart. sad.gif i would welcome him if he comes back but he would have missed a CL gold medal king.gif
Tennie
There was an article in Thursday's print edition of Gazzetta saying basically the same thing that was quoted above (eg Kristen is unhappy in London because the world isn't being handed to her on a platter).

But Sheva back? No thanks.
Rossoneri7
Why would he come back ?? Abramovic won't even let him think about such a move. He paid good $$$ in him and wants to see him perform the way he did with Milan.

Guess Shevchenko just drew a picture to Kaka and anyone who is seeking the fruits of life outside Milano devilsmiley.gif There aren't any, Milano is the best, in terms of Berlusconi's boys are very well cared for. king.gif
jefri91
I WANT SHEVA BACK !!!! Sell Oli THE FLOP and get back SHEVA PLEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASE
Warchant
i would accept him with open arms

sheva/ronaldo strike force..i drool at such possibilities
arivanjj
everyone wants to be in Milan now tongue.gif
javierk128
i would welcome back him again and again and again, he´s the reason why i became a milanfan, and he´s human, like everybody, and like everybody he can make mistakes... and go to london was a mistake, he recognised he will be forever a milanista, this is the club that made him famous around the world.. and he´s the second historical striker in milan...

obviusly it won´t be the same if he comes.. around the fans there always be a kind of represion to his words after he did last year... but, he´s still one of the best strikers in the world
fresh_prince7
Its true.. he such a symbol of milan.. I'd love him back..

But I think the majority of fans are going to resent his coming back and it just won't be the same with the whole faithful behind him as they once were.

Although maybe missing out on a champions league medal is punishment enough..

I don't think it will happen.. but at the moment pretty sure we got bigger things to think about. devil.gif
Fillipo Simone
Why not...

I`d allways expected his comeback. But only if he makes a public apology... tongue.gif
Milan Are Brilliant
Would love him back under the right circumstances, we don't break the bank for him getting him back and we don't think of him as the old Sheva we have to think of him as a new player coming to the club, we can't live past memories.

Although Ronaldo/Sheva sounds something else, but we will also start sounding like Real Madrid with their 'galacticos'!
Fillipo Simone
QUOTE (Kaka Is Brilliant @ May 6 2007, 01:21 PM)
Although Ronaldo/Sheva sounds something else, but we will also start sounding like Real Madrid with their 'galacticos'!
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Especially if Gaucho joins also...

I think Silvio has to underline his priorities right now, and go for them. We have to stay focused on that. Not dream about Sheva and Dinho, and then end up with Oliveira and Bonera.. rolleyes.gif
Milan Are Brilliant
QUOTE (Fillipo Simone @ May 6 2007, 12:39 PM)
Especially if Gaucho joins also...

I think Silvio has to underline his priorities right now, and go for them. We have to stay focused on that. Not dream about Sheva and Dinho, and then end up with Oliveira and Bonera.. rolleyes.gif
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I'd rather have Sheva for no where near the price plus maybe a worthwhile young defender than Ronaldinho, who I don't really think will improve the team dramatically, playing such a similar roll to Kaka who at the moment is untouchable.
Jack Sparrow
Much as I respect Sheva for what he's done for us. And while I have found closure with him leaving and all....here's why I don't think it'll work.

1. Sheva is kinda like a step back. We want young strikers who'll do stuff in the future. I'm sure Pato would come cheaper than Sheva(even with his current form) and to tell you the truth I'd prefer it. Sheva is in his declining years. And while sure we'd like to show respect and all I want a hot talent who'll play more often rather than sit on the bench. So when r99 hangs up his boots, we won't feel much of a difference. We have enough experience. R99 was bought primarily as a Sheva replacement and he's delivered. Let Sheva be.

2. It might and I say might send the wrong messages. In plain words..."Dump Milan and go after the money, if you screw up, we'll always take you back...for old time's sake!!". Not what we need!

I think Galliani and Co. were just being polite.
Bluesummers
Poor sheva, cry cause you deserve it. Guys do you forget how much suffering he caused us when he left, all the criticism all the laughter all the annoyance we had to go through. At the beginning of this season, many people said we'd get relegated. Then we get oli who didn't do sh!t, and we all prayed to god and put all our chips on kaka, and luckily he preformed. The progress we made in CL is all thanks to kaka and seedorf. So he wants to come back because in england there being a little rough with him? too bad. He can come back and sit on the bench, because everyone has lost respect for him. He goes and quits a team that worships him and sends almost every ball to him to a team that doesn't even regard him as the man h was once and looks more at him as a worn out old striker who is useless. His wife doesn't like england? He can go to MLS, i'm sure they will double his pay there. He owes a public apology to his fans about being a coward and aswell as to the team. He's lucky that his wife loves him and would actually go and visit Silvio and beg him to take sheva back. I seriously doubt abrogates will let him go though.
bigmacmtl
QUOTE (Kaka Is Brilliant @ May 6 2007, 07:21 AM)
Would love him back under the right circumstances, we don't break the bank for him getting him back and we don't think of him as the old Sheva we have to think of him as a new player coming to the club, we can't live past memories.

Although Ronaldo/Sheva sounds something else, but we will also start sounding like Real Madrid with their 'galacticos'!
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lots of teams are stacted with stars. but only one of two teams spash the amouth of money real does, and thats why they are called the "galacticos". i'm sure any club would want to have the most of stars possible, it's just money is an obstacle. although what makes the galacticos so unique is that they can't win trophies despite all the money that is infused in their team laugh.gif

Anyways i was looking at my sheva poster the other day (i'll never take it down) and thought to my myself :" he looks a lot better in red and black happy.gif ). obviously i wouldnt i wouldnt want us to spend too much, no more than € 12-15 million and i'd still want us to invest in a future replacement for sheva like pato or someone else.
Milan Are Brilliant
QUOTE (bigmacmtl @ May 6 2007, 10:50 PM)
Anyways i was looking at my sheva poster the other day (i'll never take it down) and thought to my myself :" he looks a lot better in red and black happy.gif ). obviously i wouldnt i wouldnt want us to spend too much, no more than € 12-15 million and i'd still want us to invest in a future replacement for sheva like pato or someone else.
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I think he will come back one day, but this summer I really doubt.
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