Damn. I can remember the day we signed Torres very clearly, it was the most excited I’ve ever been about a signing and well, he turned out to be sh*t. I really think he was one of the greatest strikers to exist, we just never saw that version of Torres here.
Link for the doc? It's on Amazon Prime:
I got to that point while he was here, i don't need a documentary to know that guy's a brat, it was clear in his body language and interviews (reading between the lines) from day dot. There was even one where he unbelievably used the infamous lack of service excuse himself!Link for the doc? It's on Amazon Prime:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fernando-Torres-Last-Symbol/dp/B08J4GMGLZ
Feel like everyone will like him much less after watching it, for the most part he's a whiner and doesn't take any personal responsibility.
Cheers for that, watched it during the night. A couple of things I took from it, one of which, is that most managers in his later career, other than Rafa, lost a lot of faith in him. I didn’t see anything on it referring to Carlo at all though.Link for the doc? It's on Amazon Prime:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fernando-Torres-Last-Symbol/dp/B08J4GMGLZ
Feel like everyone will like him much less after watching it, for the most part he's a whiner and doesn't take any personal responsibility.
Maybe he respected Carlo enough not to 'name and shame' him, but pretty much blamed his whole career post Liverpool on either the club or manager. It was strange watching Simeone having agreed to take part in the doc, be diplomatic and then Torres being pretty scathing on him in the next scene.Cheers for that, watched it during the night. A couple of things I took from it, one of which, is that most managers in his later career, other than Rafa, lost a lot of faith in him. I didn’t see anything on it referring to Carlo at all though.
Can't recall many Premier league moments when Torres could be described as awesome in a Chelsea shirt. Certainly didn't display much pace or power. He did look phenomenal for a couple of years with the Dippers, but it is clear that he was past his relatively brief peak when RA splurged out on him (and not on Aguero Grrrrrrrrr).There is a thing on Skysports called ‘premier league legends’ or something featuring yes Legends, on it Torres 90% at liverpool
You watch it and remember why Roman became obsessed, he was f**king awesome, lost his pace and power, and looked like he never trusted himself again, odd sparks, but it’s a great watch if you just love football
I never said he was awesome for us, his time at Liverpool was though, check my punctuation.Can't recall many Premier league moments when Torres could be described as awesome in a Chelsea shirt. Certainly didn't display much pace or power. He did look phenomenal for a couple of years with the Dippers, but it is clear that he was past his relatively brief peak when RA splurged out on him (and not on Aguero Grrrrrrrrr).
Never said you did. I was just pointing out that a highlight reel of Torres's Premiership years would be unlikely to include much footage of his Chelsea years, as they were mostly a massive let-down.I never said he was awesome for us, his time at Liverpool was though, check my punctuation.
He did score a few crackers, and one of the best headers i've ever seen, oh and that Barca moment.....Never said you did. I was just pointing out that a highlight reel of Torres's Premiership years would be unlikely to include much footage of his Chelsea years, as they were mostly a massive let-down.
He had one against a lower table side where he toe poked the ball to the top corner.Never said you did. I was just pointing out that a highlight reel of Torres's Premiership years would be unlikely to include much footage of his Chelsea years, as they were mostly a massive let-down.