NeSTa_86
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i think that it is just a speculation
Thats not true though, the type of player you are talking about is like Crespo or Inzaghi, a player who just finishes of other players hard work. Shevchenko is one of those creative players who give poachers exellent chances. For sure he is a great goal scorer and finisher but he combines those skills with the skills of a playmaker, that is why he is the best attaking player in football today as he has the skill and athletisism of two players.Congo Powers said:absolutely correct. he's a goal-scorer, nothing more.
Il Tsar said:Thats not true though, the type of player you are talking about is like Crespo or Inzaghi, a player who just finishes of other players hard work. Shevchenko is one of those creative players who give poachers exellent chances. For sure he is a great goal scorer and finisher but he combines those skills with the skills of a playmaker, that is why he is the best attaking player in football today as he has the skill and athletisism of two players.
How can you say he has "minimal impact on play", of the top of my head I can recount on three seperate games were his impetus has changed the situation in Milan's favour. For example I remember he came off the bench for the first time since his facial injury when we were drawing 1-1 with Lazio and going nowhere, he re-sparked our attaking options and scored the winning goal. Also in the ilfated CL final he set up tonnes of chances that Crespo bunddled over. He is both a creater and a finisher, ulthough I accept he exel's at the latter.Congo Powers said:that's bull and you know it.
Cassano, Mutu, and Bergkamp are creative/playmaking strikers. Shevchenko is more than a goal poacher, but he is NOT a playmaking striker. He has minimal impact on play--yes, he does drop deep sometimes but he doesn't do so to playmake/distribute/provide creativity like a Cassano or Bergkamp does.
Shevchenko is one of the top 5 strikers in world football because he scores goals...not because he can do whatever he wants on the ball - which he can't - or because he provides a creative impetus - which he doesn't.
Il Tsar said:How can you say he has "minimal impact on play", of the top of my head I can recount on three seperate games were his impetus has changed the situation in Milan's favour. For example I remember he came off the bench for the first time since his facial injury when we were drawing 1-1 with Lazio and going nowhere, he re-sparked our attaking options and scored the winning goal. Also in the ilfated CL final he set up tonnes of chances that Crespo bunddled over. He is both a creater and a finisher, ulthough I accept he exel's at the latter.
If that is true Ancelotti would be made to leave the club before Sheva.Passion for *9* said:from yahoo.it:
Sheva + Ancelotti had an 'animated' (euphemism for heated ? just speculating ) discussion for 25 minutes in the kitchen at Milanello today. They might have just exchanged recipes... but...
Huh ? Why ? Sheva is not God. My guess is Sheva told him he can't join the team for their US tour. But who knows... 'animated' hints at sth else IMO.Il Tsar said:If that is true Ancelotti would be made to leave the club before Sheva.
Perhaps not, but Ancelotti sure as hell isn't. And if it came down to one of them having to leave because they hated one another, like the Ferguson and Beckham row at Man Utd, then it would be Ancelotti and no deal for Chelsea.Passion for *9* said:Sheva is not God.
I don't think so! Even if Sheva is loved at Milan, he's still just a player and has to respect his manager's decisions. As for the news, you know it's exagerated, it always is!Il Tsar said:If that is true Ancelotti would be made to leave the club before Sheva.
Andra said:I think that having an official thread 4 almost each player is very a good ideea... congratulations Seamus....!
But Shevchenko also did have a few asists this season...and in some situations it was just him and Crespo in front of the net...and he passed the ball 2 Crespo.... so he's not selfish at alll....
Kaladze#1 said:What was in your mind Sheva's best goal last year? I think it was the second goal he scored the first time we faced Lazio where he passed about 3 defenders on the right side and blasted a shot to the upper left side. Anyone know which goal im talking about?
Kaladze#1 said:What was in your mind Sheva's best goal last year? ..
Pure class...red&black_fever said:i rekkn the one against inter in the CL, in the second match when Dida was hit with the flare. That left foot shot floated in; it was magic
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I'd like to have a brainwash just to forget that second, but that's not possible, so let's just move on and pray he'll make it up to us En Sha AllahIl Tsar said:My favourite goal from Sheva was in the last minute of extra time in the CL final against Liverpool when he took a shot with a one on one with Dudek. The shot was saved and rebounded right back at Sheva's feet and he just tapped it to the side of the dumbstruck Dudek and one us the CL............
Oh wait that never actually happened, Sheva decided to hit it right back at Dudek
im guessing speculation...NeSTa_86 said:ot it is just a speculation
i can't agree with you dude))He just said that when he change his mind will say,but it will not be soon,because if he plans to leave he should tell itmilanist said:SHEVA: 'I want to stay at Milan'
This worries me a bit. He should say "IF I change my mind", not "WHEN I change my mind".
Like he's planning to leave.