AC Milan fans launch online Shevchenko petition
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tribalfootball.com - May 18, 2006
AC Milan fans have launched an online petition to convince striker Andriy Shevchenko to rethink his decision to leave the club this summer.
Shevchenko's announcement last week that he was ready to leave Milan has stunned the club's huge world-wide support and fans group leaders have hastily put together an online petition to urge the Ukrainian to stay.
Milan fans can make their voice heard by visiting petition.acmilan-online.com.
All AC Milans Fans Look Here ! -
so boliao.
petition? -
yaa but he has won almost everything there is to win with milan liao, so u cannot blame him ma..
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seriously, they should let him leave... he contributed alot in italy so should let him more on to more challenge...
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he fulfiled hius potential at milan and could not possibly perform any better . he probably will move to another league
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Exact link to petition - petition.acmilan-online.com
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hmmm....i tot milan fans love crespo too
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less than they love the russian.Originally posted by The man who was death:hmmm....i tot milan fans love crespo too -
AC Milan's league status is in doubt along with that of Juve following the latest scandal in Italian football.
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remember how bastituta failed to leave fiorentina?
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I thought he moved to AS Roma later on?Originally posted by dragg:remember how bastituta failed to leave fiorentina?
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sheva a russian?! he's a ukrainian for goodness sake! that spells how much are you into football.
yes.. batigol moved to fiorentina. -
Still, Russia & Ukraine were once part of the mightly USSR.Originally posted by trendz:sheva a russian?! he's a ukrainian for goodness sake! that spells how much are you into football.
yes.. batigol moved to fiorentina.
Didn't Batigol join Roma from Fiorentina? -
Obviously everyone thought that World Class players all like to move to the EPL. Naive to say the least.Originally posted by trendz:sheva a russian?! he's a ukrainian for goodness sake! that spells how much are you into football.
yes.. batigol moved to fiorentina.
Before the current status of the EPL, the Serie A used to be a haven for Soccer Superstars.
It is only in recent times that the EPL starts to attract more stars...partly due to demise and fall of the Serie A.
So it comes as to no surprise why during that time Batigol was so loyal to Fiorentina.
Watch more of other leagues, broaden your persepctives.
As for trendz, good for you that you do know some knowledge of the other leagues
Keep it up! -
WHat about the Spanish LEague?Originally posted by JusStatic:Obviously everyone thought that World Class players all like to move to the EPL. Naive to say the least.
Before the current status of the EPL, the Serie A used to be a haven for Soccer Superstars.
It is only in recent times that the EPL starts to attract more stars...partly due to demise and fall of the Serie A.
So it comes as to no surprise why during that time Batigol was so loyal to Fiorentina.
Watch more of other leagues, broaden your persepctives.
As for trendz, good for you that you do know some knowledge of the other leagues Keep it up! -
yea during the mid 90's Serie A clubs were the powerhouses..Batigol was loyal to florentina, just like alan shearer was, until he decided that he really wanted a Serie A medal..Originally posted by JusStatic:Obviously everyone thought that World Class players all like to move to the EPL. Naive to say the least.
Before the current status of the EPL, the Serie A used to be a haven for Soccer Superstars.
It is only in recent times that the EPL starts to attract more stars...partly due to demise and fall of the Serie A.
So it comes as to no surprise why during that time Batigol was so loyal to Fiorentina.
Watch more of other leagues, broaden your persepctives.
As for trendz, good for you that you do know some knowledge of the other leagues Keep it up! -
Chelsea to learn success of Sheva approach
Chelsea will discover on Thursday if they have been successful in their pursuit of AC Milan striker Andriy Shevchenko.
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Shevchenko is to deliver the verdict on his future plans at a showdown meeting with Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani on Thursday.
But already the club's fans are fearful their star striker has decided to swap Milan for London and have launched a website begging the Ukraine international to stay.
Shevchenko has been offered a contract extension until 2011 but Chelsea have courted the Milan ace ever since Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich poured his millions into the Blues and turned them into Barclays Premiership champions.
Milan fans have created a website 'shevarestaconnoi.com' (shevastaywithus.com) in hope the 29-year-old will shun Chelsea's advances.
A statement on the website read: 'We are waiting for you after the World Cup, still in an AC Milan shirt, to continue the dream.'
Another fan has also launched a petition aimed at persuading Shevchenko to remain with Milan. The petition, called 'Please don't leave us Sheva', has already attracted more than 10,000 signatures.
Shevchenko told Milan earlier this month he wanted to leave the club after seven years at the San Siro stadium, while Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon admitted on Tuesday he was still hopeful of landing the Ukraine captain.