Sheva...oh Sheva..., love him or hate him..

this is from our official website..

A KISS FROM THE PAST

’Yes, there was hurried affection,’ commented Carlo Ancelotti on the news that Andriy Shevchenko had kissed the Chelsea shirt after scoring his first goal for his new club Chelsea in the English Super Cup. There was time for a smile and a laugh from the coach as he made his way to the Santiago de Compostela airport following Milan’s two-game trip to La Coruna. There was also some surprise within the Rossoneri squad on Sheva’s ’shirt-kissing’ episode but it was seen as just another episode in what has been a particular summer for the club. The staff and players know that the past much be left firmly there and all thoughts are now on Belgrade...

Massinmo Ambrosini :
"Milan fans will be dissapointed by that kiss, however Sheva is a grown-up individual and therefore holds responsabillty of his actions. We must contemplate that he ain't no longer a Milan player"


anyway...as i watch Liverpool - Chelsea game the other day...it is truly is like watching your ex-girlfriend with someone else...or moved-on with her new life..
and yea...i'm not being chessy...and romantic...but thats what i felt...
seeing Sheva..in the blue oriented kit jersey....its just bizzare...and weird of a feeling...all in all...kinda painful..

what can i say...i adore they guy when he was with us...banging goals...not just goals...but 'DECISIVE BEAUTIFUL GOALS' hehhe...solo runs...30-metre cracker..
headers...u named it...he's done it all...and create a new huge following fans and football lovers in general...i know because it doesn't take much to point around us
in Malaysia generally who's a Milan fan because of him...

right Addy Shevchenko?..dalam forum ni pun entah berapa byk nick Sheva tah hehe..

anyway...I can guarantee you that the most common feeling towards Sheva right now in Milano is not hatred or beitterness but indifferance, He was payed what due, so long to him. May he have a nice life...but like it or not..to me..personally it pains me to see him time and time again blue..especially in the 1st 2-3 months in the Epl..


here's a touching picture of an Milan Ultra hugging Sheva on not wanting him to leave but....


another thing...this is a nice article...in a mix feelings kinda way..enjoy..

FOR a player so calm and composed in front of goal, Andriy Shevchenko seems to lose his head after scoring. Having caused uproar in Milan with his passionate celebration of his first goal for Chelsea, the Ukraine striker was forced into a bizarre denial yesterday, insisting, in the manner of Glenn Hoddle at his most desperate, that he never did them things.

Desperate to ingratiate himself with his new fans the 29-year-old has offended those he left behind in Italy, leaving himself in a muddle. Footballers, it seems, must be more careful kissing badges than presidential candidates kissing babies.


“I tell you the truth,” Shevchenko said. “The only shirt I ever kiss is the one of my country. When you celebrate a goa,l you don’t know what you are doing and it was never my intention to do that.

“When I was at Milan I won the hearts of the fans, not with celebrations but with the quality of my play over seven years. Over here, I want to play well and win people over with my hard work and the quality of my play. The only shirt I ever kiss is the Ukrainian shirt.”

The normally reticent Roman Abramovich may have erupted with delight at his new favourite’s assured finishing in the 2-1 defeat by Liverpool at the Millennium Stadium on Sunday, but Shevchenko’s older friends were less than impressed. Already sore at losing their star man, fans, players and management from AC Milan queued up yesterday to question the speed with which he has forgotten them.

“It’s best if I don’t say what I really think,” Gennaro Gattuso, the Milan midfield player, said, while Carlo Ancelotti was even more sarcastic. “Evidently, he has already settled in,” the Milan coach said.

The strongest condemnation came from Giancarlo Capelli, the leader of the Ultras, the club’s most hardcore supporters. Known universally as “The Baron”, Capelli developed close links with Shevchenko during his time at the San Siro, inviting him to watch Milan’s final match of last season against AS Roma with the Ultras in the Curva Sud stand, nicknamed the Lion’s Den. Eager to part on good terms, Shevchenko was shrewd enough to attend.

“I can’t believe it,” Capelli said. “I feel really bitter because Andriy promised us Ultras that he would never kiss a jersey that wasn’t Milan’s. To think that he would do so now, after his very first goal, well, that makes me very sad. His farewell was already controversial among the Ultras and I don’t know how they will react after this gesture.”

Chelsea fans will delight at being the new object of his affections, no matter how superficially, particularly if he builds on his promising performance in the FA Community Shield. After an injury-plagued World Cup, Shevchenko’s sharpness seems to be returning as he has put his knee problems behind him, the result of intensive work at the training ground and on the treatment table. Along with his family, Shevchenko brought Silvano Cotti, an Italian masseur, with him from Milan, whose costs he will pay out of his own wages as he seeks to maintain his fitness.

For all his admirers in Milan, a haul of only two important trophies in seven years represents a disappointing return, with a Scudetto and Champions League winner’s medal sitting alongside the Ballon d’Or on Shevchenko’s mantelpiece. It is this search for silverware that took him to Stamford Bridge and into the path of José Mourinho, a serial winner.

“There are two special memories in my career — playing for Ukraine in the World Cup and winning the Champions League, which was a great moment,” he said at his boot launch with Reebok.

“The pain of Istanbul [where Milan lost to Liverpool after going 3-0 up] still burns me and I ache to win the competition,” he said. “Chelsea have a good chance of winning the Champions League as the quality of the players is very high. We have a great manager, a very clever man who has already won the Champions League and a lot of other trophies. We also have a good chance of winning the league and there are only a few teams that can stop us.”

Having previously worn Lotto and Mizuno, Shevchenko may change his mind as often as he changes his boots.

I also am perplexed at how fast he is forgetting all that Milan did for him. He came in Milan as a shy, gentle, humble and striving to learn young man loaded with talent. He won our hearts with his commitment, dedication and hard work, qualities instilled into him by the Great Colonel Lobanovski (RIP).

After a few years, he got extremely rich, money got to his head, got into fashion or rather was introduced to fashion by the likes of Italian stallions as Billy, Cuore di Drago, Zvone or Pippo. Everything he has now, he owes it to Milan. He got money, fame, prestige, respect worldwide (that was until last may... ). Has he also forgotten what the Berlusconi family contributed to him personally and his familly? That for exemple, without Silvio's personal intervention, his father would have probably been dead by now. Had he also forgotten that Silvio intervened in person when he was starting to see Silvio's own son's girlfriend soon to be fiance, a certain American top model. Silvio ordered his own son to let Sheva get Kristen. Now Kristen is Sheva's wife and the mother of his son and future children.

Spending 1 year in a team is enough to build everlasting bond and feelings with people in any level. Let alone 7 years, in 7 years, you become family, brother and sister, son and daugther. It becomes more than just a job or a carrer. It becomes your love. Your family. YOU. They say money can get to you and makes a good man, a better man and a bad one, a worst one. It also seems it makes one lose every ounce of values such as family, love and commitment to a common goal and pure and true friendships. Unfortunately, we have a striking such example in front of us in someone we used to almost worship.

What a sad sad sad sight. Andry Shevchenko, maybe a great player, but a small man as a human being.

I couldn't and wouldn't be able to curse at you, as I'm not an ungrateful bastard to forget everything (unlike someone we both know... ) and all the great and unforgettable joys you provided me and us, but I will never be able to respect you as I did, not so long ago. Our best revenge would be to play Chelsea and kick them out of the CL. Preferably in a final, next May in Athens.

FORZA MAGICO MILAN!
I CAMPIONI VANNO, MA IL MILAN RESTA PER SEMPRE!!!!

wow, sheva did owed milan so much,actually more that i thought...when i first heard that his move was confirmed, i totally feel sad & crushed...now i know everything about him, but no matter how i definitely gonna miss him damn, d picture makes me wanna cry! what grimlock said, watching sheva in chelsea feels like watching your ex with somebody else is 300% true...that's how exactly i felt, just couldn't came up with words to describe my feelings...

Grim,
Is that a milan ultra/fan hugging Sheva? That pic is just so intensly sad

anyhow,

After scoring his first goal (official) for his new team, Sheva kissed his new blue jersey, talk about a mercenary. It took Ronaldo a whole year to kiss the Real Madrid one.

Liverpool restored the pride of football once more.

Frank to Terry: "Sheva's jinxed us".

People used to condemn Lampard when he kissed the badge after he scored for chelsea & sheva seems to follow his footsteps. I just can't remember when was the last time I saw sheva kissed the rossoneri shirt after he scored for Milan. Sheva at chelsea now is different than sheva at Milan before...he used to wore lotto but now he wear reebok, he used to wore #7 but now he wear...what number eh? I just don't give a heck. The only common thing is that he still speaks in italian during the press conference...I guessed he didn't have much time to register himself in english language intensive class, maybe because he is too busy accompanying his moron wife walking down the streets of london, carrying loads of prada & chanel in his hands. Though he still have the killer instinct that he posessed at Milan, I just feel that he is like a stranger when he wear the blue shirt...not like the old sheva that I used to know. I am not an ungrateful person for saying things like this, I have to admit that he has done so much for milan & he was a part of something that Milan can be proud of...but the wound that he left in the heart of all the milanistas worldwide when he decided to left Milan is too deep & it is almost impossible for us to accept the fact. For me right now, he is just someone from the past that I used to adore...but not anymore

Who's Sheva?????

ko nk tau sape sheva eekk... tgu jap..

Andriy Shevchenko (Ukrainian: ?????? ??????????? ????????, Andriy Mykolayovych Shevchenko, nicknamed "Sheva", born September 29, 1976, Dvirkivschyna, Kiev Oblast) is a in Ukrainian football player who is a striker for A.C. Milan and the Ukrainian national team.

Shevchenko started off his career with Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv, with whom he won five league titles and two national cups in five seasons between 1994 and 1999. He has won one Serie A title, one UEFA Champions League, one European Super Cup, one Italian Cup and one Italian League Super Cup with Milan till now.

He was named the European Footballer of the Year in 2004.

Shevchenko has represented Ukraine in 63 matches and scored 28 international goals

Andriy was nine when the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred in April 1986. His village, not far from Chernobyl, was also affected by the disaster, and his family was one amongst the thousands who had to abandon their homes and relocate to the coast to escape the after-effects. Later the same year, Andriy failed a dribbling test for entrance to a specialist sports school in Kyiv, as he had a mutated foot. But he happened to catch the sight of a Dynamo Kyiv scout while playing in a youth tournament, and was thus brought to the club. He was extremely successful in the youth system at the club, honing his skills in their junior teams. In 1990, Andriy, playing for the Dynamo Kyiv Under-14 team in the Ian Rush Cup in Wales, top scored in the tournament, and was awarded a pair of Rush's boots as prize by the Liverpool player himself.

In 1993-94, Andriy top-scored for Dynamo-2 with twelve goals, and made an appearance in the first team list for FC Dynamo Kyiv for next season. Andriy's debut in the league for Dynamo came under manager Yozef Szabo on 28 October 1994, in Donetsk, Dynamo defeating the home team Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1. He scored his first league goal in the 4-2 home win against Dnipro on December 1, 1994. Though that was the only goal that Shevchenko scored in the league that season, he scored another in two matches played in the UEFA Champions League, and also earned his national team call-up. His first cap for Ukraine was earned at the age of 19 years and 177 days, in a 0-4 loss to Croatia on 25 March, 1995 at Zagreb. Shevchenko's exceptional ability to convert scoring chances into goals was fully displayed next season, when he scored 16 goals in just 31 matches, taking Dynamo to their second successive league victory. He also scored his first international goal in May 1996, in a friendly against Turkey, at Samsun. Shevchenko won the league again next season with Dynamo, scoring 6 goals in 20 games. The next two seasons, 1997-98 and 1998-99, were abundantly productive for Shevchenko. The highlight of his 1997-98 season was his first-half hat-trick against FC Barcelona in the Champions League, helping Dynamo produce a shock 4-0 away win over the highly decorated Spanish side. His 19 goals in 23 league matches, 6 goals in 10 Champions League matches, and another league victory with Dynamo in 1997-98 was followed by 28 goals in all competitions in 1998-99, and the league top-scorer award for his 18 goals there. His exploits in the Champions League took Dynamo to the semifinal stage of the tournament, before they lost to Bayern Munich 3-4 on aggregate.

Shevchenko won the domestic league with Dynamo each of the five seasons he was with the club. Under the guidance of Valeri Lobanovsky, the manager of Dynamo from January 1997 to May 2002 (his third spell in the post), he flourished into one of the team's most prominent and skillful players.


In 1999 Shevchenko joined the then 5-time European Cup champions A.C. Milan for $26 million and has been one of their key players since.

Shevchenko made his Serie A debut on August 28, 1999 in a 2-2 draw with Lecce. The season turned out to be extremely fruitful personally, Shevchenko's haul of 24 league goals in 32 matches earned him the highest scorer title in the Serie A, Andriy becoming, in the process, the first non-Italian player to do so in his debut season. In March 2000, Lobanovsky was made the Ukrainian national team manager, with the aim to take Ukraine to the 2002 World Cup. Shevchenko scored 10 goals in the qualifiers, but Ukraine failed to qualify after losing the playoff against Germany, and Lobanovsky was sacked.

The next two seasons Shevchenko scored 34 goals in 51 matches, and 17 goals 38 matches respectively, in all competitions, but Milan could not win any silverware either season.

The disappointment of the past two seasons was overcome in 2002-03 as Milan won the Champions League as well as the Italian Cup. Though Shevchenko was not in top goal-scoring form in the league, netting only five times in 24 matches, he scored the winning penalty in the Champions League final against arch-rivals Juventus, giving Milan the title. Shevchenko is the first Ukrainian ever to win the Champions League.

2003-04 was another successful season for both Milan and Shevchenko. He top scored in the league for the second time in his career, scoring 24 goals in 32 matches and taking Milan to the league title after a gap of four years. He also scored the winning goal in the UEFA Super Cup against FC Porto, Milan winning the match 1-0, and their second trophy of the season.

In December of 2004 Shevchenko was named the European Footballer of the Year. He was also named by Pel頡s one of the top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004. Also in 2004, Shevchenko was awarded the title Hero of Ukraine by former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma.

In August 2004, Andriy scored three goals against Lazio in the Italian Super Cup and earned Milan the title. In the same season of 2004-05, the club finished second in league standings, helped by the seventeen goals of Shevchenko. They also reached the final of the Champions League, with him scoring six goals in ten matches. But the successes of the season were greatly dampened in the final. The game against Liverpool ended 3-3 after extra-time, and went into penalties. Shevchenko missed his spot-kick, giving the English side the title.

In October 2005, Ukraine finally managed to qualify for the finals of a World Cup when they topped their qualification group for the 2006 World Cup, winning seven games out of twelve, and losing only one. Shevchenko was instrumental in this inspired performance by the team, scoring six goals out of the total eighteen by Ukraine.

During the summer of 2004 there were reports that Roman Abramovich, the owner of Chelsea, offered a record sum of ?50 million and striker HernᮠCrespo to A.C. Milan in exchange for Andriy. Milan refused but took Crespo on loan. After that, the determined Abramovich was rumoured to offer another record sum of ?85 million to AC Milan and another record weekly wage of ?225,000 to transfer him to Chelsea, but was again refused.

In the 2005-06 season, Shevchenko has scored 15 goals in the 20 games that he has played in the league till now, and 7 goals in 7 Champions League matches. On November 23, 2005, in the Champions League group stage match against Fenerbah祬 Shevchenko scored four times, becoming only the fifth man after Marco van Basten, Simone Inzaghi, Dado Pr?o and Ruud van Nistelrooy to do so in one match in the competition. Shevchenko also led the Ukrainian national team to its first qualification for the World Cup, to take place in June 2006.

klu ko dh baca ko bru tau laa....
p/s : jgn hanya disanjung bila dia berada dalam milan dan dah melakukan yg terbaik di milan...
bile dia dah x main di milan , patut kah mengutuk dia tanpa memikirkan kan jasa yg telah ditaburkannya di milan... x kire ke berapa jaringan dia di milan...???

dan satu lagi... jgn hanya tau tgk bola dan tahu sume pasal perkembangan bolasepak dunia tp x tahu main BOLA... (jgn ade yg terasa.. sbb ni bende betul) sorry... aku terpakse honest...

klu x puas ati kite ckp depan˛...

rilek2...jangan gado2 pasal sorang player
byk lagi player2 milan kat luar tu

nanti jadik mcm nisdawati (ke lisdawati? mana2 ah) dgn rita rudaini begadoh betumbuk pasal sorang laki...

mueskeueskues jgn marah yeeee

Sheva was a Milan player

Shevchenko is a Chelsea player

x gaduh pun... saje je bikin panas skit... huhhu...

amacam dah bli jersey chelsea baru?

hahahahaha..........................

Hmm....the best players come and go. One day nanti for sure ada pengganti punya. Mungkin better than Sheva.

dah pakai reebok rupanya ngko Sheva..

boleh laa join Giggsy n Co...

one thing for sure guys...u can't expect players retired in Milan's jersey like el capitano, uncle billy and il swan... Sheva did the best he could during his Milan days

we just have to move on....sometimes is not the players that decide his future, there's other elements that contribute on their decision making as in Sheva's case HIS WIFE!!! plus money do the talk..believe me...ROMAN can give him anything!!!

Plus...if WEAH and GULLIT played with Chelsea before this, why dont SHEVA???
Just wish him all the best in his future career

nice one dude...good sarcasm..apparently..maybe a few so-called Sheva's ultra won't get it though

MEMANG JINX LA SI SHEVA NI UTK CHELSEA. DUA GAME DIA SCORE DULU TAPI KALAH KEDUA DUANYA. TU LA DIA.....CIUM LA LAGI JERSI CHELSEA YG TAK CUN LANGSUNG TU.

ko nk tau sape sheva eekk... tgu jap..

Andriy Shevchenko (Ukrainian: ?????? ??????????? ????????, Andriy Mykolayovych Shevchenko, nicknamed "Sheva", born September 29, 1976, Dvirkivschyna, Kiev Oblast) is a in Ukrainian football player who is a striker for A.C. Milan and the Ukrainian national team.

Shevchenko started off his career with Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv, with whom he won five league titles and two national cups in five seasons between 1994 and 1999. He has won one Serie A title, one UEFA Champions League, one European Super Cup, one Italian Cup and one Italian League Super Cup with Milan till now.

He was named the European Footballer of the Year in 2004.

Shevchenko has represented Ukraine in 63 matches and scored 28 international goals

Andriy was nine when the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred in April 1986. His village, not far from Chernobyl, was also affected by the disaster, and his family was one amongst the thousands who had to abandon their homes and relocate to the coast to escape the after-effects. Later the same year, Andriy failed a dribbling test for entrance to a specialist sports school in Kyiv, as he had a mutated foot. But he happened to catch the sight of a Dynamo Kyiv scout while playing in a youth tournament, and was thus brought to the club. He was extremely successful in the youth system at the club, honing his skills in their junior teams. In 1990, Andriy, playing for the Dynamo Kyiv Under-14 team in the Ian Rush Cup in Wales, top scored in the tournament, and was awarded a pair of Rush's boots as prize by the Liverpool player himself.

In 1993-94, Andriy top-scored for Dynamo-2 with twelve goals, and made an appearance in the first team list for FC Dynamo Kyiv for next season. Andriy's debut in the league for Dynamo came under manager Yozef Szabo on 28 October 1994, in Donetsk, Dynamo defeating the home team Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1. He scored his first league goal in the 4-2 home win against Dnipro on December 1, 1994. Though that was the only goal that Shevchenko scored in the league that season, he scored another in two matches played in the UEFA Champions League, and also earned his national team call-up. His first cap for Ukraine was earned at the age of 19 years and 177 days, in a 0-4 loss to Croatia on 25 March, 1995 at Zagreb. Shevchenko's exceptional ability to convert scoring chances into goals was fully displayed next season, when he scored 16 goals in just 31 matches, taking Dynamo to their second successive league victory. He also scored his first international goal in May 1996, in a friendly against Turkey, at Samsun. Shevchenko won the league again next season with Dynamo, scoring 6 goals in 20 games. The next two seasons, 1997-98 and 1998-99, were abundantly productive for Shevchenko. The highlight of his 1997-98 season was his first-half hat-trick against FC Barcelona in the Champions League, helping Dynamo produce a shock 4-0 away win over the highly decorated Spanish side. His 19 goals in 23 league matches, 6 goals in 10 Champions League matches, and another league victory with Dynamo in 1997-98 was followed by 28 goals in all competitions in 1998-99, and the league top-scorer award for his 18 goals there. His exploits in the Champions League took Dynamo to the semifinal stage of the tournament, before they lost to Bayern Munich 3-4 on aggregate.

Shevchenko won the domestic league with Dynamo each of the five seasons he was with the club. Under the guidance of Valeri Lobanovsky, the manager of Dynamo from January 1997 to May 2002 (his third spell in the post), he flourished into one of the team's most prominent and skillful players.


In 1999 Shevchenko joined the then 5-time European Cup champions A.C. Milan for $26 million and has been one of their key players since.

Shevchenko made his Serie A debut on August 28, 1999 in a 2-2 draw with Lecce. The season turned out to be extremely fruitful personally, Shevchenko's haul of 24 league goals in 32 matches earned him the highest scorer title in the Serie A, Andriy becoming, in the process, the first non-Italian player to do so in his debut season. In March 2000, Lobanovsky was made the Ukrainian national team manager, with the aim to take Ukraine to the 2002 World Cup. Shevchenko scored 10 goals in the qualifiers, but Ukraine failed to qualify after losing the playoff against Germany, and Lobanovsky was sacked.

The next two seasons Shevchenko scored 34 goals in 51 matches, and 17 goals 38 matches respectively, in all competitions, but Milan could not win any silverware either season.

The disappointment of the past two seasons was overcome in 2002-03 as Milan won the Champions League as well as the Italian Cup. Though Shevchenko was not in top goal-scoring form in the league, netting only five times in 24 matches, he scored the winning penalty in the Champions League final against arch-rivals Juventus, giving Milan the title. Shevchenko is the first Ukrainian ever to win the Champions League.

2003-04 was another successful season for both Milan and Shevchenko. He top scored in the league for the second time in his career, scoring 24 goals in 32 matches and taking Milan to the league title after a gap of four years. He also scored the winning goal in the UEFA Super Cup against FC Porto, Milan winning the match 1-0, and their second trophy of the season.

In December of 2004 Shevchenko was named the European Footballer of the Year. He was also named by Pel頡s one of the top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004. Also in 2004, Shevchenko was awarded the title Hero of Ukraine by former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma.

In August 2004, Andriy scored three goals against Lazio in the Italian Super Cup and earned Milan the title. In the same season of 2004-05, the club finished second in league standings, helped by the seventeen goals of Shevchenko. They also reached the final of the Champions League, with him scoring six goals in ten matches. But the successes of the season were greatly dampened in the final. The game against Liverpool ended 3-3 after extra-time, and went into penalties. Shevchenko missed his spot-kick, giving the English side the title.

In October 2005, Ukraine finally managed to qualify for the finals of a World Cup when they topped their qualification group for the 2006 World Cup, winning seven games out of twelve, and losing only one. Shevchenko was instrumental in this inspired performance by the team, scoring six goals out of the total eighteen by Ukraine.

During the summer of 2004 there were reports that Roman Abramovich, the owner of Chelsea, offered a record sum of ?50 million and striker HernᮠCrespo to A.C. Milan in exchange for Andriy. Milan refused but took Crespo on loan. After that, the determined Abramovich was rumoured to offer another record sum of ?85 million to AC Milan and another record weekly wage of ?225,000 to transfer him to Chelsea, but was again refused.

In the 2005-06 season, Shevchenko has scored 15 goals in the 20 games that he has played in the league till now, and 7 goals in 7 Champions League matches. On November 23, 2005, in the Champions League group stage match against Fenerbah祬 Shevchenko scored four times, becoming only the fifth man after Marco van Basten, Simone Inzaghi, Dado Pr?o and Ruud van Nistelrooy to do so in one match in the competition. Shevchenko also led the Ukrainian national team to its first qualification for the World Cup, to take place in June 2006.

klu ko dh baca ko bru tau laa....
p/s : jgn hanya disanjung bila dia berada dalam milan dan dah melakukan yg terbaik di milan...
bile dia dah x main di milan , patut kah mengutuk dia tanpa memikirkan kan jasa yg telah ditaburkannya di milan... x kire ke berapa jaringan dia di milan...???

dan satu lagi... jgn hanya tau tgk bola dan tahu sume pasal perkembangan bolasepak dunia tp x tahu main BOLA... (jgn ade yg terasa.. sbb ni bende betul) sorry... aku terpakse honest...

klu x puas ati kite ckp depan˛...

KALAU SETAKAT CUT AND PASTE BAIK TAK YAH LA..BUANG MASA AJE..
SEMUA ORG TAU KO MMG ADA OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE BEHAVIOUR WITH THIS GUY AND LET ME SAY WHAT'S IN EVERYBODY'S MIND WHEN THEY READ YOUR STUPID REPLY...

THE CLUB IS ABOVE ANY PLAYER!..AC MILAN IS ABOVE ANY PLAYER..
AND THIS IS COMING FROM A NEUTRAL FAN WHO HAPPENS TO SUPPORT ROMA..
SO...TOLONG RESPECT SIKIT LA...MMG LA SEMUA ORG DIAM..BUT THE TRUTH IS PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRED OF YOUR LAME OBSESSION...

BUT ONE GOOD THING ABOUT YOU MY FRIEND IS..WE MAY MIGHT HAVE THE CHANCE TO SEE IF SHEVA SURUH FAN DIA MKN TAIK..WELL..U MIGHT MAKAN TAIK GAK KAN? SO..THAT MIGHT CHEER A LOT OF PEOPLE HERE HAHAHA..

bila mail berbicara .... what a statement ... sound harsh but there is logic behind it....

ko nk tau sape sheva eekk... tgu jap..

Andriy Shevchenko (Ukrainian: ?????? ??????????? ????????, Andriy Mykolayovych Shevchenko, nicknamed "Sheva", born September 29, 1976, Dvirkivschyna, Kiev Oblast) is a in Ukrainian football player who is a striker for A.C. Milan and the Ukrainian national team.

Shevchenko started off his career with Ukrainian side Dynamo Kyiv, with whom he won five league titles and two national cups in five seasons between 1994 and 1999. He has won one Serie A title, one UEFA Champions League, one European Super Cup, one Italian Cup and one Italian League Super Cup with Milan till now.

He was named the European Footballer of the Year in 2004.

Shevchenko has represented Ukraine in 63 matches and scored 28 international goals

Andriy was nine when the Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred in April 1986. His village, not far from Chernobyl, was also affected by the disaster, and his family was one amongst the thousands who had to abandon their homes and relocate to the coast to escape the after-effects. Later the same year, Andriy failed a dribbling test for entrance to a specialist sports school in Kyiv, as he had a mutated foot. But he happened to catch the sight of a Dynamo Kyiv scout while playing in a youth tournament, and was thus brought to the club. He was extremely successful in the youth system at the club, honing his skills in their junior teams. In 1990, Andriy, playing for the Dynamo Kyiv Under-14 team in the Ian Rush Cup in Wales, top scored in the tournament, and was awarded a pair of Rush's boots as prize by the Liverpool player himself.

In 1993-94, Andriy top-scored for Dynamo-2 with twelve goals, and made an appearance in the first team list for FC Dynamo Kyiv for next season. Andriy's debut in the league for Dynamo came under manager Yozef Szabo on 28 October 1994, in Donetsk, Dynamo defeating the home team Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1. He scored his first league goal in the 4-2 home win against Dnipro on December 1, 1994. Though that was the only goal that Shevchenko scored in the league that season, he scored another in two matches played in the UEFA Champions League, and also earned his national team call-up. His first cap for Ukraine was earned at the age of 19 years and 177 days, in a 0-4 loss to Croatia on 25 March, 1995 at Zagreb. Shevchenko's exceptional ability to convert scoring chances into goals was fully displayed next season, when he scored 16 goals in just 31 matches, taking Dynamo to their second successive league victory. He also scored his first international goal in May 1996, in a friendly against Turkey, at Samsun. Shevchenko won the league again next season with Dynamo, scoring 6 goals in 20 games. The next two seasons, 1997-98 and 1998-99, were abundantly productive for Shevchenko. The highlight of his 1997-98 season was his first-half hat-trick against FC Barcelona in the Champions League, helping Dynamo produce a shock 4-0 away win over the highly decorated Spanish side. His 19 goals in 23 league matches, 6 goals in 10 Champions League matches, and another league victory with Dynamo in 1997-98 was followed by 28 goals in all competitions in 1998-99, and the league top-scorer award for his 18 goals there. His exploits in the Champions League took Dynamo to the semifinal stage of the tournament, before they lost to Bayern Munich 3-4 on aggregate.

Shevchenko won the domestic league with Dynamo each of the five seasons he was with the club. Under the guidance of Valeri Lobanovsky, the manager of Dynamo from January 1997 to May 2002 (his third spell in the post), he flourished into one of the team's most prominent and skillful players.


In 1999 Shevchenko joined the then 5-time European Cup champions A.C. Milan for $26 million and has been one of their key players since.

Shevchenko made his Serie A debut on August 28, 1999 in a 2-2 draw with Lecce. The season turned out to be extremely fruitful personally, Shevchenko's haul of 24 league goals in 32 matches earned him the highest scorer title in the Serie A, Andriy becoming, in the process, the first non-Italian player to do so in his debut season. In March 2000, Lobanovsky was made the Ukrainian national team manager, with the aim to take Ukraine to the 2002 World Cup. Shevchenko scored 10 goals in the qualifiers, but Ukraine failed to qualify after losing the playoff against Germany, and Lobanovsky was sacked.

The next two seasons Shevchenko scored 34 goals in 51 matches, and 17 goals 38 matches respectively, in all competitions, but Milan could not win any silverware either season.

The disappointment of the past two seasons was overcome in 2002-03 as Milan won the Champions League as well as the Italian Cup. Though Shevchenko was not in top goal-scoring form in the league, netting only five times in 24 matches, he scored the winning penalty in the Champions League final against arch-rivals Juventus, giving Milan the title. Shevchenko is the first Ukrainian ever to win the Champions League.

2003-04 was another successful season for both Milan and Shevchenko. He top scored in the league for the second time in his career, scoring 24 goals in 32 matches and taking Milan to the league title after a gap of four years. He also scored the winning goal in the UEFA Super Cup against FC Porto, Milan winning the match 1-0, and their second trophy of the season.

In December of 2004 Shevchenko was named the European Footballer of the Year. He was also named by Pel頡s one of the top 125 greatest living footballers in March 2004. Also in 2004, Shevchenko was awarded the title Hero of Ukraine by former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma.

In August 2004, Andriy scored three goals against Lazio in the Italian Super Cup and earned Milan the title. In the same season of 2004-05, the club finished second in league standings, helped by the seventeen goals of Shevchenko. They also reached the final of the Champions League, with him scoring six goals in ten matches. But the successes of the season were greatly dampened in the final. The game against Liverpool ended 3-3 after extra-time, and went into penalties. Shevchenko missed his spot-kick, giving the English side the title.

In October 2005, Ukraine finally managed to qualify for the finals of a World Cup when they topped their qualification group for the 2006 World Cup, winning seven games out of twelve, and losing only one. Shevchenko was instrumental in this inspired performance by the team, scoring six goals out of the total eighteen by Ukraine.

During the summer of 2004 there were reports that Roman Abramovich, the owner of Chelsea, offered a record sum of ?50 million and striker HernᮠCrespo to A.C. Milan in exchange for Andriy. Milan refused but took Crespo on loan. After that, the determined Abramovich was rumoured to offer another record sum of ?85 million to AC Milan and another record weekly wage of ?225,000 to transfer him to Chelsea, but was again refused.

In the 2005-06 season, Shevchenko has scored 15 goals in the 20 games that he has played in the league till now, and 7 goals in 7 Champions League matches. On November 23, 2005, in the Champions League group stage match against Fenerbah祬 Shevchenko scored four times, becoming only the fifth man after Marco van Basten, Simone Inzaghi, Dado Pr?o and Ruud van Nistelrooy to do so in one match in the competition. Shevchenko also led the Ukrainian national team to its first qualification for the World Cup, to take place in June 2006.

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