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Wrong - they played 1 season together at AM before Torres came here.
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Torres wouldn't sell LFC to Aguero judging by the tripe he has come out with since he left. He'd be selling Chelsea. Emphatically.Comment
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Originally posted by Daniel 7 View Post
"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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If i was Aguero i'd be selling Athletico Madrid to Torres
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That's right, they did indeed, 06-07. My bad.Originally posted by Tee View PostWrong - they played 1 season together at AM before Torres came here.Comment
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Hopefully they didn't click...?Hello mert.Comment
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What a load of ****. Only because he left us doesn't mean that he hate us. He still respect the club very very much. It is our former owners he don't respect.Originally posted by Daniel 7 View PostStop the cyberhate
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Atletico Madrid goals have established Sergio Aguero as the most prolific foreigner in the club’s history. A double in Los Colchoneros’ 4-1 win over Levante last Sunday and the winner in their 1-0 win at Deportivo over the weekend took the Argentinian beyond predecessor and team-mate Diego Forlan, who has 96. Former Spain international Ruben Cano (97) was also eclipsed as Aguero climbed to eighth in Atletico’s list of all-time scorers, a chart headed by a certain Luis Aragones on 172. The 22-year-old, who has scored nine times in his last seven appearances, has set his sights on completing a century before the season is out, and needs just seven more goals to surpass Enrique Collar, who is seventh on the all-time list.Comment
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Aguero played as a central striker and Torres out wide on the left.Originally posted by Fivex View PostStop the cyberhate
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Catch on mate. He's not going to admit to someone he should've stayed, so he's going to say yeah Liverpool are great but you are far better off coming here.Originally posted by Arn View PostLike blood on ironComment
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Actually, he said he left because he no longer had faith in the club and had been lied to and misled too many times.Originally posted by Arn View Post
Not exactly the sort of comments that would make me choose Torres as my primary advocate for the club.
Oh, and he also said that the club would take too long to turn around into a top class side. I say we keep the ****er as far away from Aguero as possible!A lot of people run a race to see who is fastest. I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace, and then at the end, punish himself even more.Comment
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Originally posted by Red_Polo View PostOriginally posted by Rowan View Post
Torres isn't going to be singing our praises as a club, he's not going to encourage a good player to join us (a rival club) he's going to encourage them to go to Chelsea, thinking other wise is crazy
Get Maxi to have a word with him
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Originally posted by Red_Polo View Post
He would be trying to sell both clubs to him. If Aguero asked if Chelsea is a great club then he would say yes. If he asked if Liverpool is a great club then he would also say yes. Just as you say.
I think that we already have seen that Torres already regrets the move. His body language hasn't exactly been great.
The only things he comes out with is things he says to make him more popular with the Chelsea fans. Things you expect a very expensive signing to say. Things his club also want him to say.
Torres still no doubt respect us 100%. He now play for Chelsea but he still respect us.
Look at Real how big influence a club can get on what a player should say or not in interviews. Sometimes a player have no choice than to say certain things in interviews.
It is what he say off the record that is important. Not what he say in interviews. You never know if the club told the player to say certain things.Stop the cyberhate
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