"Torres hints at untold story Spaniard praises the impact of former boss Benitez on his career " it seems mr who... told a psanish paper ""Liverpool's fans have stuck with the story the club gave and they don't know the real story," he told Marca, the Spanish newspaper." i think i'll believe comolli, dalglish, henry and warner over the guy who decided to walk. whatever particular item is not yet told over how the club called his bluff to me is immaterial, we could all see he wasn't really trying much so I think him jumping at chelsea which was him breaking his own word really can't be changed by blaming others. good luck to his bank account anyway... cos i don't actually think many of us reds really care about his untold story or him cosying up before a big game. Had he made a statement over the summer perhaps people mught listen.
who's talking about liverpool... oh him.. Cos its international week and he's back in spain and getting asked leading questions about the upcoming games... no doubt we'll be entertained by stories like this... if the guy is as bad as benayuong he could end up at arsenal next year... so who cares what he wants to say... just sya it or don't its well past time to say such things really.
He still loves us,and realises he made a massive mistake If he had the chance, I believe he would move back tomorrow
Could be due to the fact that you are playing them on the weekend so the press were asking questions about his former employers ?
Its sounds to me like he working up to a book deal and is just trying to keep people on the hook. I for one won't be buying it!
book deal... i'd like to read drogba's thoughts on how the guy is doing cos i sure as hell want to see torres fluffing his lines rather than drogba beating us up like he's done for years.
I see mr who's words in marca have been picked up by a certain rag to try to twist the knife... typical of them but who cares?
Oooh, harsh! If he came back for £10mil and on £25k a week, i'd be happy to add to our firepower. Give Andy a bit of competition for the spot on the splinters...
He was god at Anfield, but he is not at the Bridge. Still, can't blame him for looking back at those first two seasons and wanted to live it again, he was fking unstoppable in the literal sense, he just had to have a goal against Chelsea every time we played them, his first against them a fkn gem
