milanhime夜未眠

我想我最好還是不要把自己的真實想法說出來
Rino的這個說法實在是太高明了! 擺明就是此地無銀嘛...

針對Sheva在為Chelsea進了第一球後的親吻該隊隊徽,導致米蘭死忠球迷不滿的行為,(SinaNews.)老實說,鈍感如我,是沒有在第一時間感受到什麼的….那時只覺得Sheva進的球還是那麼的Sheva….不過這個人卻已跟米蘭無關…..心中在那一刻是整個的平靜如水….好像在看著默片,看著一張熟悉的臉孔,卻穿著一身陌生的球衣,做著他一貫習慣的動作,可是身邊卻又看不到那些我所熟悉的….會跟著他一起慶祝的人……

從上賽季的米蘭場上隊長,成為Chelsea眾星中的一員,身上背負的種種真的跟一般為了個人尋找更好的表現舞台,或是為了贏取更多的名與利而轉會的球員不一樣.因為他說….他是為了家人而轉會的….因為他說….他是為了想學好英文轉會的….在一向重視家庭倫理與感情的義大利,用家人的藉口當擋箭牌,基本上是真的有效果,問問義大利一般的球員,他們也會眾口同聲的說….家人真的很重要!像Totti也說要多陪陪妻兒而有打算退出國家隊的說法,像Paolo隊長在選擇退出國家隊時也曾說過,他要把更多的時間給家人,更多的時間給米蘭的球迷.不過這個Totti卻留下一個語焉不詳的空間.他說若有重大賽事國家需要他,他會考慮.當然他這一番言論中留下一個我不太喜歡的尾巴

,(***這雖跟今天的主題不相關,不過實在是不吐不快,不然會有點火….因為他留下那種話,換言之的解釋就是指…重要的比賽,他在所謂”國家的需求下”才會考慮出場,如同雞肋般的熱身友誼或是外圍賽,他要考慮看看…….這是什麼話,親善友誼賽以及要在正常聯賽中間的國家賽事週要花時間東飛西跑的打歐錦外圍賽時要考慮參不參加,是否是說,等拿到歐錦正規賽資格才說要參加呢….當然啦.Totti他個人目前並沒有如此明說,不過就他先前說的話,就讓人免不了有如此的解讀….加上他個人又有明顯的前科,以前他常在國家隊有外圍賽要踢時,說他受傷,可是等到週末聯賽時卻又活蹦亂跳如同一條龍般的復出….當時,對他這一點小手段頗為感冒.) 

不過,想要表達的就是….提到多陪妻兒,或是為了妻兒著想,的確會讓旁人沒有置喙的餘地,所以Sheva當把這個當做轉會理由的時候,大家到最後真的也只能瞪著眼睛,張著嘴巴,吹著鬍子的看著他離去.
最近其實會想….如果不是在義甲弊案發生的節骨眼,Sheva毅然選擇離去,人們會不會比較不會聯想許多,比較能夠接受呀!不管怎麼說米蘭也受到風暴的波及,又碰到一個當家台柱自行表示要拆台離開….真的是…要球迷一下子要接受也難呀!

曾經滄海難為水,要讓人們的眼睛從紅黑適應天藍,本就不容易.
真的有點想要建議Sheva, 要嘛乾脆就狠下心腸來選擇做個惡人就好….,畢竟動刀動槍交手時,被人一劍穿心死得比較痛快,就怕被人懸在半空中,慢慢的凌遲至死.

想要留下好名聲絕對是要付出代價,也鐵定會非常辛苦.
實在是…他傷到的是球迷的心….
How to mend a broken heart…..難呀….

來自英國The Guardian 的說法是...

Milan fans get shirty with Shevchenko over Cardiff kiss

Matt Scott
Tuesday August 15, 2006
The Guardian

Chelsea's Andriy Shevchenko is at the centre of a shirt-kissing rumpus after his celebration of the goal he scored against Liverpool in the Community Shield drew criticism from his former club's fans.
It was Shevchenko's first appearance in a competitive fixture for the Premiership champions following his £30m transfer from Milan and the Ukrainian appeared to raise his new shirt to his lips when he scored the equaliser in Chelsea's 2-1 defeat to the FA Cup holders in Cardiff.

That led to complaints reported in Italy from the tifosi of the San Siro club - where Shevchenko spent seven years - and the forward yesterday tried to save the excellent relationship he had with the Milan fans during his time there. "I'm telling the truth: the only shirt I have ever kissed was my own country's," he said. "When I celebrate a goal I never think what I am doing. I never thought I was doing that. It was not my intention.
"In Milan, it was like my family. I won over the supporters with the quality of my game, my football, and I was there for seven years. I won them over not with my celebrations or with any gestures but with hard work and my ability on the pitch and I want to do the same thing at Chelsea."

Frank Lampard is confident Shevchenko will have a major impact on the English game - just as he did in Italy. "I have been trying to work on my link with Andriy," said the midfielder, who supplied the pass for Shevchenko's goal on Sunday. "There is much more to come because we have only been training together for two weeks but I don't think it will be that difficult because he is such a great player.

"Didier [Drogba] has been a powerful force for us in attack and I am sure he will continue to be so. But Andriy is a different type of player, someone we have not really had before. He looks good already and we know he will only get better so hopefully he will be the 20-plus goal a season striker most teams try to have."

Lampard also warned Chelsea's Premiership rivals that the team will not focus on Europe to such an extent that it will harm their league form. "We won't relax. We are too professional to step off the gas," he said. "We want to win everything we are involved in. All we are doing is concentrating on our own jobs. People were quick to say the title was a foregone conclusion last season but we still had to work very hard to win it and I expect it will be even harder this year."

Chelsea's captain John Terry insists his team's confidence will not be affected by the defeat in Cardiff. Jose Mourinho admitted Liverpool deserved their victory but Terry does not believe the minor setback will have an effect on Chelsea's chances of becoming only the fifth side to win three successive titles.

And with the possibility of another 90 minutes as he leads England for the first time in Wednesday's friendly against Greece, the 25-year-old is confident he and Chelsea will be fully primed for their first Premiership game against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

"We would have liked to win our first trophy of the season but it doesn't affect our confidence," he said. "At times we looked very good, it is just a question of putting it all together for 90 minutes. I think you could tell we got a little bit tired in the last 10 or 15 minutes.

"We are confident about winning the title but we know it will not be easy. Liverpool are a very good side, as they were last year, and have already proved they will be strong contenders. [But] they won't be our only challengers because Manchester United and Arsenal are bound to be up there as well."