Sheva leaving Milan: destination Chelsea

Originally Posted by hottie

Can u translate that plz?

Do you have microsoft word (the word processor program)?
Copy to a new file or old for that matter. Select the italian text.
Go to "tools" / "language" / "translate" and chose "Italian" to whatever language you prefer, I like English somehow :-)

And ... vu a la! (spell?)
you see photo
All tace in Milan house, but by now it seems sure l`addio of Andriy Shevchenko. L`attaccante Giovedi` ucraino confermera` its volonta` to leave Milan in order to dress the mesh of Chelsea. Sheva has chosen the Blues pushed also from the moglie Kristen, that it wants to go to living to London.

The club of via Turati it still hopes that the centravanti can change idea, but continues to to watch itself around. After I renew of Thierry Henry with l`Arsenal l`obiettivo e` become Samuel Eto`o of Barcelona. The camerunense pero` it does not convince completely Ancelotti, than instead you would see of good l`arrivo eye to Milan of Didier Drogba, currently to the Chelsea.

Roman Abramovich and Jose Mourinho would want to withhold l`ivoriano, but in order to avoid problems inseriranno nell`operazione Shevchenko. L`ucraino firmera` a four-year one to 9 million euro l`anno and Milan ricevera` 40 million euro approximately and cartellino of Drogba. Not c`e` still null of official. Until giovedi` the tifosi rossoneri can continue to hope

Originally Posted by SANT

We will know Sheva' decision tomorrow... the truth is that we will remember him for 2 bad moments, both on the same day

May 25th, 2005 - Missed penalty kick in Istambul

May 25th, 2006 - Announces his decision to leave Milan, and join Chelsea...

What about the scored penalty in Manchester
I believe it was May 28th .

Originally Posted by Warro Bantan

Only if I get a slice (45%) of the winnings!!

I will give you 66%, please just make sure you are right everytime ... or
1 in 10 actually will do.

Originally Posted by SANT

As much as I like Sheva, I believe at this point, he needs to go...

Why? because even if he stays, it will not be the same... he was trusted with the CAPTAINS armband, the same one Maldini was wearing... and just speaking about the idea of leaving, destroys a bond...

It's like when you love someone and that person cheats on you... you will still love the person, but you know you can never trust her again, not the same way, you will always remember...

So what?

Years ago, I remember him saying Milan wouldn't be his last club. There were other reports of him wanting to join Bayern way back.

I don't believe these constant rumours being put about by second rate websites. If Sheva's departure was so certain, it would have happened by now. I'm still cautiously hopeful.

And BTW, did the Liverpool fans take long to forgive Gerrard after what he did last summer?

Originally Posted by SANT

We will know Sheva' decision tomorrow... the truth is that we will remember him for 2 bad moments, both on the same day

May 25th, 2005 - Missed penalty kick in Istambul

May 25th, 2006 - Announces his decision to leave Milan, and join Chelsea...

Missed penalty? He should not have TAKEN that penalty since I saw he was mentally broken after that 118th minute double-save by Didek (Dudek?) the polish keeper.

i copy-pasted it form goal com forum, went there to see some news.
Carlo said Eto'o isnt that good and Drogba would suit us more....well, he just keeps going on with brilliant remarks that coach of ours...

Drogba cant play as deep and wide as sheva did + sheva scored numerous goals, he was a beast. Only solution is Ibrahimović, he is better than Drogba, Tevez....
im going to sleep now. fingers crossed for tommorow....

Originally Posted by mrki

i copy-pasted it form goal com forum, went there to see some news.
Carlo said Eto'o isnt that good and Drogba would suit us more....well, he just keeps going on with brilliant remarks that coach of ours...

Drogba cant play as deep and wide as sheva did + sheva scored numerous goals, he was a beast. Only solution is Ibrahimović, he is better than Drogba, Tevez....
im going to sleep now. fingers crossed for tommorow....

Drogba is sh!t.

And Ibrahimovic is little better. Perhaps the most overrated player around.

Originally Posted by ukrainian_CA

Do you have microsoft word (the word processor program)?
Copy to a new file or old for that matter. Select the italian text.
Go to "tools" / "language" / "translate" and chose "Italian" to whatever language you prefer, I like English somehow :-)

And ... vu a la! (spell?)
you see photo
All tace in Milan house, but by now it seems sure l`addio of Andriy Shevchenko. L`attaccante Giovedi` ucraino confermera` its volonta` to leave Milan in order to dress the mesh of Chelsea. Sheva has chosen the Blues pushed also from the moglie Kristen, that it wants to go to living to London.

The club of via Turati it still hopes that the centravanti can change idea, but continues to to watch itself around. After I renew of Thierry Henry with l`Arsenal l`obiettivo e` become Samuel Eto`o of Barcelona. The camerunense pero` it does not convince completely Ancelotti, than instead you would see of good l`arrivo eye to Milan of Didier Drogba, currently to the Chelsea.

Roman Abramovich and Jose Mourinho would want to withhold l`ivoriano, but in order to avoid problems inseriranno nell`operazione Shevchenko. L`ucraino firmera` a four-year one to 9 million euro l`anno and Milan ricevera` 40 million euro approximately and cartellino of Drogba. Not c`e` still null of official. Until giovedi` the tifosi rossoneri can continue to hope

Half o what u said there aint in english.

Here's the latest from soccernet.link

The calls for him to stay haven't gone unnoticed

Pwoplwz, whad do you think about Cassano?

For the love of all that's holy in this life...just go already. The wife wants to go, Satan's little helpers over at the Bridge have put thoughts into her head and it looks like her mind is set...so just go. No ceremonies, no testimonials, no questions asked, no horsecrap "I-need-to-learn-English" explanations, just take your stuff and leave, ok? You've already screwed us over by saying publicly you want to go, so like we say here in the States: "Sh!t or get off the pot". Put your money where your mouth is buddy. Buh-bye and don't let the door hit you on the ass on the way out!

And for all you ladies out there, we love you. We can't live without you. You look good, you smell good, and on our lucky days when you let us taste you... . All I ask is can you for the love of all that's holy, stay out of our primary means of attaining legal tender, especially in places where you, like your significant other, can find the absolute best opportunities to elevate yourself in your chosen profession!

Here's what the Times of London is saying in Thursday's edition:

Shevchenko surrenders to charms of Chelsea
By Matt Hughes
CHELSEA are confident that Andriy Shevchenko will today confirm his intention to leave AC Milan, paving the way for a £35 million move to Stamford Bridge. The Ukraine striker returned to Italy last night for talks with Adriano Galliani, Milan’s vice-president, and an announcement is expected this afternoon.

Milan, after initially refusing his request for a new contract, have offered Shevchenko a two-year extension that would keep him at the club on wages of £115,000 a week until 2011, telling him to sign it or leave this summer. The Serie A club are aware that the player’s transfer value will drop significantly after his 30th birthday in September and are preparing to accept Chelsea’s offer while it remains on the table.

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Having failed on three previous occasions, Chelsea believe they are close to signing the man Roman Abramovich has been pursuing since he bought the club three years ago. The Russian billionaire has spoken to Shevchenko on several occasions over the past few weeks and Peter Kenyon, the chief executive, visited him in Milan for formal talks. It is understood that Chelsea are prepared to offer the forward a £130,000-a-week contract over four years, making him the highest-paid player at the club.

Shevchenko has warmed to the idea of joining Chelsea. The 29-year-old has always laughed off suggestions of a move to the English champions, using their interest two years ago to negotiate a pay rise at Milan, but his mood is different this year. His demand for a new contract at the San Siro, as revealed in The Times three weeks ago, was seen as an attempt to force the club to sell him and he went even farther the next week, disclosing for the first time that he was thinking of leaving.

Milan, having failed to win Serie A or the Champions League for the past two seasons, also find themselves at a crossroads this summer and, though they would prefer to keep him, recognise the benefits a £35 million cash injection could bring to an ageing squad.

Although Shevchenko insists that his mind is not made up, Milan fear that he will leave, with many blaming his wife, Kristen Pazik, the American model, for his wish to move to Stamford Bridge. Pazik is a friend of Irina Abramovich, the wife of the Chelsea owner, and spent a weekend before Christmas shopping with her in London, leading to the assumption that she is seeking a permanent move to England.

“Shevchenko wants to leave but we will try to do everything we can to keep him and to convince his wife to stay,” Silvio Berlusconi, Milan’s president, said yesterday.

“I hope Sheva stays but perhaps more than him, it’s his wife that needs convincing,” Gennaro Gattuso, Milan’s Italy midfield player, added.

Milan are lining up potential replacements, with Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Trezeguet obvious targets given the turmoil at Juventus, but the fans have not given up hope. Petitions have been launched in an attempt to keep him at the club, with one, “Please don’t leave us Sheva” boasting 10,000 signatures. A statement on another fans’ website (shevastaywithus.com) reads: “We are waiting for you after the World Cup, still in an AC Milan shirt, to continue the dream.”

Chelsea appear also to be stepping up their interest in Roberto Carlos, the Real Madrid and Brazil left back, who said yesterday that he has been offered a three-year contract by the London club. The 33-year-old has one year left on his contract with Real. “Chelsea have made a good offer and are offering three years of contract instead of one year more with Real Madrid,” he said. “I hope to get a reply from Real Madrid to re-negotiate my contract, if not I’m going to look for somewhere else.”

Chelsea, however, are also struggling to keep some of their key players, with Didier Drogba joining William Gallas in demanding a transfer.

Well there you go. See ya $heva. Enjoy London and remember, it's "i" before "e" except after "c".

On Cassano, he's definitely a risk. If he does come here and it works out he could be instrumental in bringing in some trophies. I don't know, though. The intangibles right now seem to outweigh his talents. Maybe a structured regimen at Milan will change him. I don't know. Great name to put out there and discuss. What do you armchair transfer gurus think?

Originally Posted by goose

Well there you go. See ya $heva. Enjoy London and remember, it's "i" before "e" except after "c".

What do you mean about i, e and c?
And do you think one should trust London Times? I hope there is a slim chance left though, very slim.
I will wait until later tonight our time to see what is up with Shevchnko,
I think he will regret the move, because he is forced into one by his wife.
If he feels himself that English is really so important for his communication with the kid etc., he should go, somehow I think it is not his perception.
He would learn it by now, if it was his belief abut importance of the language.
I also do not buy Sheva's argument about lack on time for English studies, I think he did not care about it until it is late in the game. His kid starts to talk now...He procrastinated basically, shoulda/woulda/coulda.
Poor thing, I hope he does better in Chelskis. So ... is Ballack already signed there?

Zlatanov, what do you say? procrastinator? b..chy wife?
What time is the press conference, guys?