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Join Date: 06 2003
Location: Torino, Italia
Fave Players: Gli Immortali/ Gli Invincibili/ I Meravigliosi
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In facts you have a point: he decided to leave before that ( maybe a few months before that) , but his decision nonetheless objectively affected our team, as we were left without out key striker in the middle of Calciopoli, without contractual power to sign an as good player as Sheva was. Then we were forced to sign a player and Betis president ripped us off, knowing we were desperate to replace Sheva. I'm sure that the 95% of Milan fans don't want him back, at least i can give it as a certainty about Italian Milan fans. Tv shows are often inundated by massages of people who don't want him back, when these shows talk about Shevchenko. Just check on calciomercato.com boards if you need a confirm. I'm sure his intentions weren't as bad as we've perceived them, but he completely missed his comunication with the fans, and this is a serious fault, given that modern football has communication as one of its pillars, and being Berlusconi's firms all involved with communication. He could ask someone how to do it smoothly.
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MILAN: IN HOC SIGNO VINCES Last edited by Giovanni; 22-02-2008 at 13:30. |
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