When Andriy Shevchenko put pen to paper in the summer of 2008, many things were expected from the man who managed to score 127 times in 208 matches between 1999 and 2006.
Unfortunately for his sake though, his torrid stint at Chelsea seems to have moved on with him to Milan, which has consequently led to many questioning whether or not he still has the ability to perform at the highest level of European football.
In a recent poll put together by MilanNews, a sample of nearly 800 voters believed that the Ukrainian international was by far the biggest disappointment of the season to date, as the former icon of the club picked up a massive 46% of the votes.
Mathieu Flamini came in second with 20%, following his tough start to life in the Serie A, since joining the club from Arsenal in the summer.
Philippe Senderos was next with 17%, whilst Marco Borriello was fourth with 11% of the vote. The Italian could be forgiven however, due to the fact that he has suffered a countless number of injuries this season.
Unfortunately for his sake though, his torrid stint at Chelsea seems to have moved on with him to Milan, which has consequently led to many questioning whether or not he still has the ability to perform at the highest level of European football.
In a recent poll put together by MilanNews, a sample of nearly 800 voters believed that the Ukrainian international was by far the biggest disappointment of the season to date, as the former icon of the club picked up a massive 46% of the votes.
Mathieu Flamini came in second with 20%, following his tough start to life in the Serie A, since joining the club from Arsenal in the summer.
Philippe Senderos was next with 17%, whilst Marco Borriello was fourth with 11% of the vote. The Italian could be forgiven however, due to the fact that he has suffered a countless number of injuries this season.
