tried to log in to some old account... the password's sheva7...

Hee hee...was that the e-mail where you get your porn spam?? Was little dst feeling a little lonely??!!




BWAHAHAHAHAH! I cannot believe I just said that on a public forum...well I don't care.

No that's not the one!

Goal+assist in Kiev's big win 4:1 in Istanbul over Besiktas in Europa League.

Sell Pato...buy Sheva!

I'd take a peak Sheva above all of our attackers combined. You only need one when he's that good.

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No doubt.

(obligatory ending to a Sheva reminiscence follows)

why did you leave us?!!??!?!?!?!?!!?

Guys please... I'm tired of doing drugs to forget this guy... Oh f*** it.. Gimme the needle...

Your Sheva video was a masterpeice. Best. Comp. Ever.

Andriy Shevchenko and his wife Kristen Pazik pictured during a nightout at the Nobu restaurant in London. UK. 01/02/2011

B!tch!

Nice to see our old boy up and about. And that hag is still with him.

Thanks Kurt.

He's obviously kissing your *** because you're the coolest person in the world. I would never do that.

Sheva score again tonight. Just as a reminder...

And will meet Man City in the next round.

Sheva vs Dzeko. New versus the old. Master versus the learner. Should be good!

No, you never kiss other guys *** like that at all.. You just do it in a literal sense.

Definitely.


You can't view anything on that site (BigPictures.co.uk) without an account. I wonder if someone opened one just to look for Sheva pics.

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Oh shite! I'm having second thoughts about mooning you now...dst.

Don't worry, he won't kiss your spicy ***. His mouth is still burning from the last time.

Oh that was him?? It was a wild night, I don't remember a lot.

Where the hell is this conversation going???

Confessions of dangerous minds.

Goal.com/en

Really Sheva? Really?

Really what?

Sarcastic question...coz Sheva is stating the obvious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXVZc4FXHqU

Class is permanent.

Terrific goal. I stand by my earlier opinion that he could still cut it at Milan. Now, only if Carlo was not up for a personal vendetta, the guy made a mistake yes, we got bundles of moolah yes, but still, he was the one of the finest to ever play for the club, and deserved a better treatment when he came back.

Instead with little, to no playing time, the guy was made to felt that he returned with his tail between his legs.

Well, I wouldn't call it a personal vendetta. It was more that the team lost him and never fealt his comeback. It's not only because of Ancelotti, that's for sure.

The keyword being only. You and I both know the story, and how it happened in 2005. Sheva was the Golden Boy and probably was at fault for a couple of things. But the fact remains that Carlo kept it low up till the point he left, and once he returned it was time to get personal again. In situations like these both the player and the coach (usually), but as a senior member of a club, the coach should learn to stuff it, and not take it personal.

I still remember how little a playing time Sheva got (in Serie A), it was almost like the guy was not here. In the Coppa Italia, he scored the one solitary goal, but we all know how that went when Carlo was in charge here - it was CL and Serie A, in that order. Our Cup squad was a major step down in quality. Also I did not hear/read one good word from Carlo in the media about the return of Sheva. I believe if they were on good terms, things could have been quite different. His NT form at that time was still sublime.

Anyway, it's not like anything can be done now, so let's leave it at that. Shevchenko had it good for the first 7 years!

Though being a Sheva fan, bias might have a slight part to play in my opinion, but I too also felt he was not given a fair chance upon his return. I agree with acid. It hurt having to see him humbled like that...

Yeah, the man did not utter a word nevertheless. Classy guy, he knew he made a mistake by leaving, and probably even a bigger one by returning, and left quietly. I have followed his progress since and still enjoyed his goals in other shirts. The best thing is that not a single one of them came against us.

For me, if I had to choose a striker after Ronaldo R99 - it will be this guy, a million times over! It's for a reason Sheva is called "The White Ronaldo", after all. Undoubtedly One of the absolute greats of the game.

Sheva also wasn't very good when he came back. Ignoring the ins and outs of everything, his performances were terrible when he returned.

I don't get why we are trying so forcefully to falsify Milan history? How can we say that the guy is classy and turn all the drama around his departure that lasted for weeks into a simple mistake, yet comment his second term with harsh words directed to the club and coach? Following the same logic we can all say that Carlo made a mistake too.

Yet, I cannot agree on those simplifications. Shevchenko simply did not have much space in a squad filled with good strikers. He wasn't in a goood shape, and also had a few chances but played awfull. He came back at Milan only because of his reputation and need get playing time which Scolari would not have given him. All his interviews indicate he also did not leave Chelsea because of Ancelotti, but the urge to play regular first team football.

Why are we making now a victime out of him? Don't we remember the badge-kiss? It was a sign for us Milan fans too, and it hurt. What should he have expected when he came back after his affair ended with a divorce? A welcome party?

Who would be benched for Shevchenko if he'd stayed? Pippo? Borriello? Pato? He'd most probably join the fate of Rino, Ambro and a few others who are now marked as usless.

You mean in all of his 10-15 minute substitution appearances?

Or the 2 Serie A starts that he got?

All season long he's had 9 starts in all competitions. What was else expected? Who should have been benched for Sheva? And you really think he deserved a bigger chance?

At the same time how can we crucify him for 2 weeks, out of what the 7 years he was originally here?

I don't know about others but I'd rather a player play to the highest level for this time, than be 100% loyal, sit on our bench and be an average player, where does that get us? Not everyone is Maldini.

Sheva was a god in his first spell, but he sucked donkey balls in the second. true story! even if he'd been given all the time in the world, he still wouldn't have overcome the mental block that was keeping him back from playing his normal game. he just shouldn't have come back.

Agree my Persian friend.

How is someone not supposed to suck after a disastrous past? (ie. played out of position at Chelsea, injury woes at Chelsea, and then returning to a club where he was once a Living Legend at, only to be accepted by a fraction of the fans, not to mention his own coach, and possibly even one or two members in the dressing room)

If he were given more playing time, I am convinced he would have over come a bad patch, I saw moments where he was showing potential, and he even managed to get involved in plays now and again where it was seen.

Once again, I am not going to deny that my bias my play a part in speaking for me, but I'll be honest by saying I usually make fair calls (regardless of the circumstances).

The question was raised over who should have been benched in order for him to play. No one said that had to have been the case, but surely his substitution appearances could have had a bit more length to them, as well as being a bit more frequent.

I've now lost my train of thought

So I'll stop here.

No, I think you should consider the circumstances under which he left, and then returned. he could never be the same Sheva for Milan again. when I watched him, I felt I was watching an alienated player who doesn't feel comfortable and at home. now there was a new exciting prospect with the same #7, getting most of the attention of the fans.. it was painful to see Sheva in such a surrounding. playing on loan for a club he'd left as a star and come back to as a flop. I even remember a fall out of some sort with one of his old teammates (not sure though - anyone remembers?). how was he supposed to play like Sheva again? it was not a question of technical matters, or not getting enough playing time. I think it was psychological barriers (we all know he made the mistake of a lifetime when he left Milan, and couldn't have not blamed himself for that) that he had to overcome and couldn't.

I can agree with some of what you're saying...

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