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by **f9Torres** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 7:43 pm

weringo wrote:
f9Torres wrote:Good luck Fernando, forever in my heart, forever white and red. Here is your house, we will be waiting you.

House?

home better?

by **RUSHIE#9** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:03 pm

Now confirmed on .tv that he's passed his medical, the agreements are all in in place and he'll put pen to paper tomorrow.

.tv LINK

That's one of Uncle Alberts tips down only three to go!!!

by **LFC2007** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:07 pm

f9Torres wrote:Good luck Fernando, forever in my heart, forever white and red. Here is your house, we will be waiting you.

In a way I'd say this is one of the best things that could have happened to Athletico Madrid.

Torres was always a player who wanted a bigger pond to swim in, no disrespect to Athletico, just the reality that every top player tends to want to test themselves at the top.

Now, with a good manager and a few quality signings you can build a more coherent team. A little less pressure and speculation surrounding your star player will help you focus more to compete as a team. Perhaps the pressure to perform in order to keep players such as Torres has been a hinderance?

I'd be optimistic if I was an Athletico supporter, Sabre seems to think you are in good hands with Aguirre and Forlan is a more than capable replacement up top, this along with some of the quality young players like Aguero you have, who will develop further next season and maybe take you into Europe.

Anyway, I trust you know more about La Liga than I do, but often a star player leaving can signal the beginning of a new era.

by **redmikey** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:11 pm

lets hope he's better than cissie turned out

i hope it is euro's

by **metalhead** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:14 pm

redmikey wrote:lets hope he's better than cissie turned out

i hope it is euro's

ofcourse he will be better than cisse.

Cisse is no footballer, torres is.

by **f9Torres** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:15 pm

LFC2007 wrote:
f9Torres wrote:Good luck Fernando, forever in my heart, forever white and red. Here is your house, we will be waiting you.

In a way I'd say this is one of the best things that could have happened to Athletico Madrid.

Torres was always a player who wanted a bigger pond to swim in, no disrespect to Athletico, just the reality that every top player tends to want to test themselves at the top.

Now, with a good manager and a few quality signings you can build a more coherent team. A little less pressure and speculation surrounding your star player will help you focus more to compete as a team. Perhaps the pressure to perform in order to keep players such as Torres has been a hinderance?

I'd be optimistic if I was an Athletico supporter, Sabre seems to think you are in good hands with Aguirre and Forlan is a more than capable replacement up top, this along with some of the quality young players like Aguero you have, who will develop further next season and maybe take you into Europe.

Anyway, I trust you know more about La Liga than I do, but often a star player leaving can signal the beginning of a new era.

Well, our directive is here since 1987, and since 1992 are the owners. I don´t trust in them. Only that. They have stolen to the club more than once, the only reason because they are here is for thind kind of deal, and the big objetive, they want to sell our stadium, Vicente Calderon and take money of this sell. Maybe next year we will go in Europe, but now it is one of the lees important tnhings to me.

Good luck for the next season, i am thinking about visit Liverpool and wath a match in Anfield, ii it very difficult?

by **mikopool** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:21 pm

Hopefully he turns into a star. Young lad with a bit of a reputation behind him, simple enough, he turns into one of the best, or he goes out on loan to a spanish club to dump some of his 90,000 a week wage the following season, I am just praying he doesn't get injured. What a bloody nightmare that would be. interested to see where this leaves us in regards to the rest of the transfer window.

by **Rupi** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:25 pm

Which number will he be wearing? Anybody knows that? I've heard about Robbie's 9, but...

by **LFC2007** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:26 pm

f9Torres wrote:
LFC2007 wrote:
f9Torres wrote:Good luck Fernando, forever in my heart, forever white and red. Here is your house, we will be waiting you.

In a way I'd say this is one of the best things that could have happened to Athletico Madrid.

Torres was always a player who wanted a bigger pond to swim in, no disrespect to Athletico, just the reality that every top player tends to want to test themselves at the top.

Now, with a good manager and a few quality signings you can build a more coherent team. A little less pressure and speculation surrounding your star player will help you focus more to compete as a team. Perhaps the pressure to perform in order to keep players such as Torres has been a hinderance?

I'd be optimistic if I was an Athletico supporter, Sabre seems to think you are in good hands with Aguirre and Forlan is a more than capable replacement up top, this along with some of the quality young players like Aguero you have, who will develop further next season and maybe take you into Europe.

Anyway, I trust you know more about La Liga than I do, but often a star player leaving can signal the beginning of a new era.

Well, our directive is here since 1987, and since 1992 are the owners. I don´t trust in them. Only that. They have stolen to the club more than once, the only reason because they are here is for thind kind of deal, and the big objetive, they want to sell our stadium, Vicente Calderon and take money of this sell. Maybe next year we will go in Europe, but now it is one of the lees important tnhings to me.

Good luck for the next season, i am thinking about visit Liverpool and wath a match in Anfield, ii it very difficult?

I'm sure your owner is no Peter Risdale, let that be the benchmark for brown trouser time!

Anyway from an observer looking in, things don't look as bad as you suggest, Forlan is a big coup IMO and I think you have some top quality players. You just need some stability and maybe Torres leaving will help achieve this.

by **SpanishFury** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:42 pm

mikopool wrote:Hopefully he turns into a star. Young lad with a bit of a reputation behind him, simple enough, he turns into one of the best, or he goes out on loan to a spanish club to dump some of his 90,000 a week wage the following season, I am just praying he doesn't get injured. What a bloody nightmare that would be. interested to see where this leaves us in regards to the rest of the transfer window.

Don't worry about this, it's possible but unusual in Torres.

by **kunilson** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:51 pm

Official

Torres will be a great asset to our side. Hopefully he won't buckle under the enormous pressure playing for LFC brings

welcome!

by **f9Torres** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 8:53 pm

Well, how much is a ticket in Anfield and how difficult is to get it?

by **The Manhattan Project** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 9:16 pm

How did Cristiano Ronaldo manage to pass his medical at Man United with such bad skin?

by **mikopool** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 9:18 pm

The Manhattan Project wrote:How did Cristiano Ronaldo manage to pass his medical at Man United with such bad skin?

hahahaha

by **bigmick** » Tue Jul 03, 2007 9:22 pm

Quick message for Athletico fans, don't worry about your man, we'll look after your man very well. You are also getting a wondeful player. Luis Garcia will be a superstar in Spain and returns a much better player than when he came to England. He'll probably be a bit of a hardman now in his new surroundings

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