Does Shevchenko regret his "life choice" ?

Originally Posted by Giovanni

IMO he doesn't sleep at night. The president of Ukrainian FA once said: "leaving Milan is the biggest sportive mistake Andriy has ever done".

Would you want him back ? I wouldn't. I'm sorry to say that but he's past it.

I have no sympathy whatsoever for him. It's his own decision; if it turns out to be a wrong one, then he alone must face the consequences.

As for the idea of having him back, all I can say is let bygones be bygones

I have symphaties on sheva considering his performance in chelsea during the last 2 season.
however he had done many things for milan and i feel sorry for his fortune in chelsea

But seeing his current action and the fact his age, I think milan should opt other world class striker like eto'o

Just found a song for sheva, by our (indonesian) top singer:

I'm sorry, goodbye - Kris Dayanti

Can't you guys get him back to his old fitness, with that Peersman guy and the lab. You have extended the careers of many oldies, can't the same be done for Sheva.

I saw a little interview with Sheva on Milan Channel in London when he visited the squad. I have to say as much as I didnt like the fact he left us, it touched me to see Sheva almost start to cry. Sheva started to answer a queastion, then stoped for about 15 sec or so and then started to talk again. I think he almost started to cry, it just touched me. This man got a smile on my face a lot of times when he played for AC Milan.

such a pity, such a pity.... why Giovanni? Why would you want to open up our old wound...? *sigh*....

The answer to the question is "YES"

Hhmm.. lets really put things into perspective.. when the January transfer windows open up, can any of you guys think of a Player of Sheva's calibre that the Club that currently owns will let go of in the MIDDLE of the Season? He may not be at his best
at Chelsea for the best of 2 seasons but I put it down more to Chelsea's playing style
rather than his failure to adapt.. Lets just say if Milan tries for Benzema, do you really
think that Pato & Benzema can learn off each other and teach each other tools of the
trade? Hell ! both barely have 50 First team Appearance between themselves.. If we do
get Sheva back, we can have Pato improve just by watching Sheva at work like in the old days.. someone for him to look up to and try to emulate on the field.. I'm preety sure Sheva wun take that long to adapt to Milan football back (2months Max IMO) and we'll start to slay these Catanias and Napolis like we used to on a regular basis

Originally Posted by Bosniaco

I saw a little interview with Sheva on Milan Channel in London when he visited the squad. I have to say as much as I didnt like the fact he left us, it touched me to see Sheva almost start to cry. Sheva started to answer a queastion, then stoped for about 15 sec or so and then started to talk again. I think he almost started to cry, it just touched me. This man got a smile on my face a lot of times when he played for AC Milan.

He did gave us many good things Bosniaco. But the way he left us after all his Maldini-wannabe blah-blah, is so painful. The wound heals but the scar remains

I think Sheva deserves our forgiveness.

Originally Posted by SkyEdge

Hhmm.. lets really put things into perspective.. when the January transfer windows open up, can any of you guys think of a Player of Sheva's calibre that the Club that currently owns will let go of in the MIDDLE of the Season? He may not be at his best
at Chelsea for the best of 2 seasons but I put it down more to Chelsea's playing style
rather than his failure to adapt.. Lets just say if Milan tries for Benzema, do you really
think that Pato & Benzema can learn off each other and teach each other tools of the
trade? Hell ! both barely have 50 First team Appearance between themselves.. If we do
get Sheva back, we can have Pato improve just by watching Sheva at work like in the old days.. someone for him to look up to and try to emulate on the field.. I'm preety sure Sheva wun take that long to adapt to Milan football back (2months Max IMO) and we'll start to slay these Catanias and Napolis like we used to on a regular basis

The answer is yes, we need him as a substitude and he can help Pato and whoever new FW will come to Milan. But not only Sheva, Benzema,Pato, Sheva and another one at least, i don't want Pippo i think is time to retire or stay for specific games... So if we will keep Pippo, we need in total 5...

The more I think about the more I want Sheva to come back!
I hope Berlusconi can pull this one through!
Forza Sheva! We will be unstoppable again

Originally Posted by Nalx

He did gave us many good things Bosniaco. But the way he left us after all his Maldini-wannabe blah-blah, is so painful. The wound heals but the scar remains

What did he say about Maldini?

Originally Posted by outlaw_member

What did he say about Maldini?

He said he wanted to be like Maldini and be a symbol of Milan. He said it many times. Then bolted to Chelsea to learn English. Which is funny because I went to Milan last year and plenty of people speak english there, i'm sure he could of gotten a tutor.

Originally Posted by jcastagn

He said he wanted to be like Maldini and be a symbol of Milan. He said it many times. Then bolted to Chelsea to learn English. Which is funny because I went to Milan last year and plenty of people speak english there, i'm sure he could of gotten a tutor.

he wasn't looking for a tutor for himself, supposedly his wife wanted their kids to grow up in English speaking environment..
knowing all i know about Sheva, I think the people's talk of him leaving because of money is total bull ****. He didn't look happy when he left, neither is he happy now. Handling family life isn't as easy as it may look.