Chelsea chief Jose Mourinho has admitted he wants more from
Andrei Shevchenko, but the Portuguese does expect the striker to
deliver.
Shevchenko arrived at Stamford Bridge from Milan in the summer, but
he has so far failed to live up to his £30.8 million price
tag.
His efforts have been overshadowed by strike partner Didier Drogba
and Mourinho admits he is expecting more from Shevchenko.
"He is a good player," Mourinho told ChelseaTV. "Everybody wants
more from him
"I want more from him, he wants more from himself.
"Sheva is in the headlines because he is the player he is. I think
in a couple of months he will be the top scorer ever in the history
of European football, so he will be in the headlines for
that."
Mourinho feels Shevchenko's return of seven goals this term is not
that bad, but expects the Ukrainian to improve.
"He has been at Chelsea three months and
has scored seven goals in all competitions. Is it bad? I don't
think that.
"If in six months and he is on 14 or 20 goals, is that bad? I don't
think it is bad."
Scoring 7 goals in 3mths isn't bad for other strikers but for
Shevchenko, it's quite bad. 
