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Torres not going anywahere
0 Comments Published by KL Ocs Kid on Tuesday, June 29, 2010 at 12:17 AM.“He told me he would never go to Manchester City because his heart was with Liverpool and also because he gets along well with Steven Gerrard.”
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Fernando Torres and Rafael Benitez will not leave Liverpool, says Pepe Reina
0 Comments Published by KL Ocs Kid on Sunday, May 23, 2010 at 11:30 PM.Torres has been linked with a move away from Liverpool after the club's poor campaign, with Chelsea and Barcelona supposedly in the running for the Spain international's services.
But Reina spoke to his compatriot this week and claims Torres is committed to turning the club's fortunes around.
"I am calm about Fernando," Reina told the People. "I spoke to him about his future and he has told me that he intends to continue with us.
"Fernando suffered so many blows last season, but he is a professional and has always wanted to do well for us.
"That is what he remains - committed to this club."
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has also been strongly linked with a move away from the club this summer, with Inter Milan a possible destination, but Reina is equally convinced his manager will stay put.
"I am convinced that Rafa will still be with us and that is good for us because he wants revenge in the next campaign," he said.
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Torres up for FIFA goal of the year award
0 Comments Published by KL Ocs Kid on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 11:27 AM.Our Spanish sensation may not have won a trophy since arriving at Anfield in 2007, but he has won plenty of individual awards and plaudits.
Fernando Torres‘ goal against Blackburn back in April is in the running for FIFA’s Goal of the Year Award alongside 9 others, including Ronaldo, Abebayor, Iniesta and Essien.
Torres’ van-Basten-like volley, which he later dedicated to the families of the 96 with the match being on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster, won the Premier League goal of the season.
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Striker thankful to fans and team-mates
Last updated: 13th May 2008
Liverpool striker Fernando Torres has thanked the club's fans for helping him become a record-breaker in his first season at Anfield.
Torres became the most prolific foreigner ever in a debut season by scoring his 24th Premier League goal of the season in the 2-0 win at Tottenham to break Ruud van Nistelrooy's previous record.
The Spanish international has been a revelation since his arrival from Atletico Madrid and Torres admits the support he has received from the Anfield faithful is one of the main reasons why he has been such a success.
"The supporters back the players, regardless of who is out on the pitch," said Torres.
"They enjoy watching their key players play, because Liverpool has great players, but Liverpool will always be a team.
"The fans get behind the side even when things are not working out, and they are always there until the death.
Difference
"That is the major difference with football back in Spain. If a team is not doing well, then it is because the players do not deserve to be wearing the club's colours.
"At Liverpool, if a player is wearing their shirt, it is because he deserves it. The fans ask for effort and dedication, and their support is something special, something that stays with you.
"Luckily, everything has worked out well from day one, and my team-mates have helped out, and I owe them all an awful lot."
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Reports: Chelsea bid for Torres
Monday, 12th May 2008 (21:16) by Anfield Online
Reports from Spain suggest that Chelsea have made an initial bid of around £39 million (50 million euros) for Liverpool striker Fernando Torres.
The talismanic Liverpool striker has scored 33 goals in his debut season for the reds, 24 coming in the Premiership.
The reports from Radio Marca in Spain (who yesterday said that Alonso had signed a pre-contract agreement with Real Madrid) suggest that Roman Abramovich has identified the Spaniard as his number one target.
While Liverpool fans, and no doubt Benitez, would categorically laugh off any bid from one of the clubs arch rivals, with the two clowns currently in charge of Liverpool - you never know.
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Liverpool on verge of £27m deal for Torres
By Tim RichLiverpool were last night close to agreeing a fee for striker Fernando Torres that would smash the club's transfer record and bring one of the most exciting prospects in European football to Anfield.
Atletico Madrid appear to have accepted in principle Liverpool's offer of £20 million plus Luis Garcia, who is apparently happy to return to the Vincente Calderon Stadium where he spent a season before his transfer to Barcelona four years ago. The cash-plus-player deal would satisfy the £27 million release clause in Torres' contract.
The Torres deal would dwarf the club's previous record transfer - the £14 million Gerard Houllier paid to Auxerre for Djibril Cisse in 2004 - and would go a long way to providing proof that Liverpool's new owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett, back manager Rafael Benitez's demands for high-quality signings.
Torres, who has the final decision on the transfer, will face fierce local pressure from fans to resist the move.
Newcastle manager Sam Allardyce fears he may suffer a "massive blow" this summer if strikers Michael Owen and Obafemi Martins invoke get-out clauses in their contracts. Arsenal are said to be interested in the pair.
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