Andriy Shevchenko plays for Ukraine, used to play for AC Milan and now plays for Chelsea. He’s a natural goal-scorer like RVN or Ian Wright or Alan Shearer – and he’s pretty good too, although he had a tough first season at Chelsea.
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Chelsea have made approximately 50 signings since the take-over of Roman Abramovich. About£470 million (and William Gallas) has been spent on these players – that averages out at just over £9 million (and one of Gallas’ hands) per player. Taking money spent, time consumed, bad memories and general disappointment into account, here is a list of the 10 worst signings of Abramovich’s ownership.
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Shevchenko was given unfair treatment by Mourinho and the new Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti knows how to use Sheva properly and help him regain top-form.With the recent appointment of Carlo Ancelotti as the new Chelsea manager and the recent announcement that Shevchenko will be coming back to the Bridge now that his one-year loan deal with AC Milan has expired. While Shevchenko and many Chelsea fans are not optimistic about his future at the bridge, Sheva still has great potential to finish his career in style and justify the money that was spent on him. The following will be reviewed
1) Why Shevchnko did not live up to his potential at Chelsea
2) How Chelsea could have made better use of the Ukrainian international
3) Why Shevchenko deserves one more season as a Chelsea starter under Ancelotti.
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