Pre bih rekao da je bio problem, jer Mourinho njega nije trazio. Ako pogledas Shevchenkove utakmice prosle sezone, on nijednom nije igrao na svojoj poziciji.

Da uvek je igrao neku poziciju poluspica.Mozda ne pravog poluspica nego povucenog napadaca.

Dosta je bio povucen i naravno da nece dobro da igra kada tamo nikad nije igrao.

..ima tu istine.Ali....ipak....nekako ocekujes mnogo vise od njega pa makar i igrao malo povucenije.Suvise malo je pokazao cak i pored toga sto nije igrao u pravom spicu. Jbm i ga....mozda ga sad grant malo gurne nekoliko tekmi...pa ako proradi super.... ako ne... uvek je tu newcastle

eo malo  da citate :
The Times
November 1, 2007

Dish fit for Roman Abramovich to savour but Chelsea's back line remains a worry
Chelsea 4 Leicester 3

Matt Hughes

Avram Grant's press conferences may be best viewed on Ceefax, but his
football team are well worth watching, if not always for the right
reasons. It took a header from Frank Lampard in the 93rd minute that
completed his hat-trick to secure victory in a seven-goal thriller
against Leicester City, who were four minutes away from becoming the
first domestic visiting side to win in open play at Stamford Bridge in
more than 3½ years.

With discounted tickets priced between £10 and £20, an incredible
match even provided excellent value for money, almost unheard of at
Chelsea. Having dismissed José Mourinho for providing insufficient
thrills and spills, Roman Abramovich was rewarded with the best match
seen in these parts for years, although after Leicester, the Coca-Cola
Championship club, took a 3-2 lead, the Russian may have been ruing
what he had wished for.

The holders were going out until Andriy Shevchenko scored an equaliser
in the 86th minute with a left-foot thunderbolt, with even Grant
admitting that the result was too close for comfort. As many a
would-be impresario has discovered before him, the entertainment
industry is a risky business. "If we continue to win 4-3, it's not
good as we don't want to concede so many goals," Grant said. "We
enjoyed winning and enjoyed scoring four goals, but not the way it
happened. We conceded three goals, which we don't like, but showed
good character to fight back. I never in my life give up until the
last moment."

Grant said beforehand that he values style over substance, with this
erratic performance serving to prove his point. While Chelsea's
resilience under pressure is admirable, their defending was little
short of shambolic, with Tal Ben Haim and Alex playing like strangers
at centre back and Steve Sidwell offering no protection to a harassed
back four.

The visiting team took advantage to open the scoring through Gareth
McAuley in the sixth minute before launching an audacious second-half
fightback, with D. J. Campbell and Carl Cort scoring in the space of
five minutes to leave Grant contemplating defeat in only his fourth
home match. Ben Haim was caught out of position for all three goals in
a dismal display that will not fill Steve McClaren with confidence
before Israel's crucial European Championship qualifying match against
Russia this month.

Frank Burrows, the Leicester caretaker manager, struck the right note
by refusing to bemoan his side's cruel fortune and could take pride
from giving Chelsea a Hallowe'en fright to remember. "It's not often
that John Terry, the captain of England, runs on the pitch to punch
the air after victory over a Championship side," Burrows said. "That's
why he's captain of England, mind, he always wants Chelsea to win. I
was guilty of allowing myself to dream.

"Chelsea were the better side, their passing was better, but our
hearts were as big as theirs. We matched them with our heart and
spirit, which is an old English thing. They never know when they're
beat."

Without Lampard, Chelsea would have already been beaten and the
prospect of losing him is enough to give the board nightmares. With
the honourable exception of Scott Sinclair, who created Lampard's
first two goals on only his second start of the season, Chelsea's
acting captain was their only consistent attacking threat because
Shaun Wright-Phillips looked bereft of confidence after being left out
of Grant's past two squads.

After missing almost two months of the season with a thigh injury,
Lampard is relishing the responsibility of leading the side in Terry's
absence and thoroughly deserved his first hat-trick since scoring
three in an FA Cup win over Macclesfield Town in January, taking his
haul of Chelsea goals to 96 in 339 appearances. The century will
surely come before long, but there is concern that there may not be
many more because talks on a new contract have been postponed until
the end of the season.

Grant urged the club to sort the matter out as soon as possible as
Lampard has only 18 months remaining. "Frank wants to stay and Chelsea
want him to stay," Grant said. If Lampard's first goal was one of the
best he has scored for the club — he met Sinclair's header with a
sweetly struck right-foot volley before adding a neat finish to the
18-year-old's cross for a second five minutes later — his winner
summed up a hectic night perfectly.

The 28-year-old's header appeared to have crossed the line before
Shevchenko made sure, but the striker was not going to deny Lampard a
hat-trick. Chelsea's rousing comeback was completed by the news that
they have moved closer to joining the elite G-14 group, but their fans
will be more relieved that they remain in the Carling Cup.

Chelsea (4-4-2): C Cudicini – J Belletti, Alex, T Ben Haim (sub: M
Essien, 80min), P Ferreira (sub: F Malouda, 52) – S Wright-Phillips, S
Sidwell, F Lampard, S Sinclair (sub: S Kalou, 80) – C Pizarro, A
Shevchenko. Substitutes not used: Hilário, J O Mikel. Booked: Sidwell,
Ben Haim, Belletti.

Leicester City (5-3-2): M Fulop – R Stearman, P Kisnorbo, B N'Gotty, G
McAuley, A Sheehan – S Newton (sub: L Porter, 61; sub: A Maybury, 80),
D Kenton, J Chambers – M Fryatt (sub: D Campbell, 63), C Cort.
Substitutes not used: P Henderson, S Hellings. Booked: Newton,
Sheehan.

Referee: P Dowd.

                                                         Lampard na korak do kluba 100


Frank Lampard oduševljen je činjenicom da bi mogao postati osmi igrač koji je postigao 100 golova za Chelsea. 

Lampard je protiv Leicestera postigao hat-trick te se tako primakao brojci od 100 pogodaka za londonski kluba.

Blizu sam brojci od 100 pogodaka i to je zaista fenomenalno, rekao je Lampard koji je do sada postigao 96 pogodaka za Chelseau.

Ovdje sam više od šest sezona i ponosan sam što mogu postati dio velikana ovoga kluba, dodao je Lampard koji nosi kapetansku vrpcu s obzirom da je John Terry ozlijeđen.

Do sada su samo Bobby Tambling (202), Kerry Dixon (193), Peter Osgood (150), Roy Bentley (150), Jimmy Greaves (132), George Mills (123) i George Hilsdon (107) postigli više od 100 golova za londonski klub. 

Nogometni magazin

  dao je 2 gola

3-- sevcenko je dao 1 a ne 2.

Seva e mnogo spor za premier ligu moramo ga hitno smenuti mada e strasan igrac,

 

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...tek sam sada video ovo

Decko pa ti si lud...Sheva je bio jedan od najbrih igraca svojevremeno,jes da je sada sporiji ali dalekooooo od toga da je spor za sugavu englesku ligu.