would you really be happy if we signed torres?

tevezskeen said:
IrishMacca said:
Oh so we sign another superstar, and sooner or later we just become another Chelsea. Success at a steep price.
thats the idea

We will always be the new chelsea no matter what and i for 1 love it

I REALLY REALLY FUCKING LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not being the new chelsea you understand just being succesful. Would sell my imortal soul (so im told) for just one moment of pure jubilation and tears of City winning something<br /><br />-- Wed Jun 30, 2010 8:05 pm --<br /><br />
tevezskeen said:
IrishMacca said:
Oh so we sign another superstar, and sooner or later we just become another Chelsea. Success at a steep price.
thats the idea

We will always be the new chelsea no matter what and i for 1 love it

I REALLY REALLY FUCKING LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not being the new chelsea you understand just being succesful. Would sell my imortal soul (so im told) for just one moment of pure jubilation and tears of City winning something
 
YES
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I find some of the comments about Torres aboslutely astounding. Maybe laughable is a better word. It cracks me up how people are saying 'will he be the same after his injuries?'. Fucking hell he's not snapped his leg in 3 places or anything. Just been unlucky with a couple of non major injuries that could be partly due to him being rushed back for liverpool.

Yes he had a poor game the other night and hasn't had the best of world cups, but it's quite clearly because he's rusty cos he's hardly played in the last couple of onths. THIS IS BLATANTLY OBVIOUS. Obvious in the same way that it was obvious with Tevez when he was settling at the start of the season and not banging them in like he did as soon as he got started

Torres is top, top class. I don't think there's a better striker as suited to the prem as he is in the world. He can hold the ball up, is good with his head, has pace, can beat a man, skilful, lethal shot, consistent, good positioning, movement and a great touch. Oh and he's only 26. He's not finished - he's coming up to the peak of his career you fucking idiots.

I'd be absolutely ecstatic if we signed him. If we fill in a couple of gaps in the squad with decent players, signing Torres would be the difference between challenging for the title and not challenging for it. But some people on here see him play 3 or 4 bad games in the world cup and all of a sudden he's lost it and he's not good enough. So short sighted it's untrue
 
The Fat el Hombre said:
I find some of the comments about Torres aboslutely astounding. Maybe laughable is a better word. It cracks me up how people are saying 'will he be the same after his injuries?'. Fucking hell he's not snapped his leg in 3 places or anything. Just been unlucky with a couple of non major injuries that could be partly due to him being rushed back for liverpool.

Yes he had a poor game the other night and hasn't had the best of world cups, but it's quite clearly because he's rusty cos he's hardly played in the last couple of onths. THIS IS BLATANTLY OBVIOUS. Obvious in the same way that it was obvious with Tevez when he was settling at the start of the season and not banging them in like he did as soon as he got started

Torres is top, top class. I don't think there's a better striker as suited to the prem as he is in the world. He can hold the ball up, is good with his head, has pace, can beat a man, skilful, lethal shot, consistent, good positioning, movement and a great touch. Oh and he's only 26. He's not finished - he's coming up to the peak of his career you fucking idiots.

I'd be absolutely ecstatic if we signed him. If we fill in a couple of gaps in the squad with decent players, signing Torres would be the difference between challenging for the title and not challenging for it. But some people on here see him play 3 or 4 bad games in the world cup and all of a sudden he's lost it and he's not good enough. So short sighted it's untrue


Here Here totally agree
 
No. Barry Conlon and Lee Bradbury are far better. They would easily walk into the Spain side and beat Fowler, Rush, and Dalglish to 50 Liverpool goals as well.
 
Solihull Samba Boys said:
No. Barry Conlon and Lee Bradbury are far better. They would easily walk into the Spain side and beat Fowler, Rush, and Dalglish to 50 Liverpool goals as well.

Not to mention Terry Cooke.
 
You will (mostly) be pleased to know that the possibility of Torres joining us have increased tenfold because of Silva.
Well, it´s the opinion among a large number of Spanish footyfans at least.
 

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