Torres unveling
As we all know 31st Jan 2011 , Torres leaves Liverpool to join Chelsea for a record British transfer fee of £50 million, effectively becoming the most expensive Spanish player in history. After a lackluster debut against the Reds ‘the kid ‘ has come under heavy criticism as he has been for most of the season. Pundits calling him lousy, only cares about himself and not the team, lost the love for the game and the list just goes on. But an ordinary footballer does not score 147 goals in 317 apps in top flight football.
After becoming a legend at the Vicente’ Calderon and becoming their captain at the tender age of 19 Torres left for Liverpool in July of 2007 where he became the first Liverpool player after Robbie Fowler to score 20 goals in their debut season and is the fastest player in the club’s history to bag 50 goals, as we can see his record speaks for itself.
After a disappointing World Cup campaign which saw his team lift their first ever WC crown, we never got to see the Torres the world knows and loves. Plagued by numerous injuries and Liverpool’s disastrous form El Niño never got his season going. When things aren’t going so well one needs a change, a fresh start, Alas! the move to Chelsea. Once he fits into the new (Chelseas’s) system the motivated Torres is going to be a nightmare for any defence. Alongside Drogba, Lampard and Essien or even Anelka who have the knack of finding the right pass Torres can flourish and excel beyond his wildest dreams. And lets be honest Chelsea are, in need of a hero in these dark times. I truly believe, for Fernando Torres – THE BEST IS YET TO COME..
AAMER ASLAM
Dude he sucks. But your blog’s good seeing it for the first time. Nice