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by **Spanish-Liverpool** » Tue Dec 11, 2007 10:31 pm

Sabre wrote:Sí, particularmente me llenaría de satisfacción dejar con cara de idiotas a vuestros conciudadanos del Real Madrid.

No creo que el Liverpool deba temerles en absoluto.

El R.Madrid esta muy fuerte en casa, lo ha ganado todo este año .. el Liverpool tiene potencial para plantar cara a cualquiera pero yo intentaria evitarlos ... eso si, un Liverpool - Real Madrid con Fernando Torres en plan estrella seria grandioso, :laugh:

. Tendria mucho morbo.

El Sevilla es mi preferido si queda 1º, no esta tan bien como el año pasado, aunque en europa han jugado mejor que en liga .. ademas tambien le tienen mucha mania a Fernando por alli.

Barcelona, Inter de Milan, Milan intentaria evitarlos .... el Milan tambien tendria morbo por las finales que habeis jugado contra ellos .. y el Barcelona por que los dejasteis fuera.

Muchas cuentas pendientes con otros equipos veo
:laugh:

by **Sabre** » Tue Dec 11, 2007 10:35 pm

Sí, más o menos coincido con el diagnóstico, pero quizá, por estilo de juego nos conviene un Real Madrid o un Barcelona antes que un Sevilla.

Los dos primeros tienen más calidad, pero en su propio estadio son presos de su reputación e intentan dominar con defensas muy adelantadas, puedes salir goleado de su campo, pero también les puedes hacer mucho daño como el Olympique de Lyon y otros les hicieron.

La propuesta Sevillista, más similar a la propuesta de Benitez sería muy incómoda para mi gusto. Eliminar al R. Madrid sería una campanada

y no con poco morbo después del rechazo de Benitez a entrenarles éste año.

by **f9Torres** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:07 am

Estoy deseando ver un cruce ante el R.Madrid. Creo que el que mas se le atragantaria al Liverpool seria el Inter, que aun teniendo un equipazo no tiene el minimo problema en especular totalmente. Coincido con sabre en que los equipos que mejor vienen al juego del Liverpool quizas sean Madrid y Barça, aunque Rijkard ya ha escarmentado despues de los destrozos que le hecho Torres en los ultimos años.

sabre te pregunte hace un tiempo, supongo que se te paso. Como esta el tema para una entrada en Anfield?

by **metalhead** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 12:08 am

Bit3almouneh 2ehkeh Espaneh?

by **MLPD** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 3:40 pm

R. Madrid - LFC ... uhmm ... too much for me, I think. I am sure I would be as nervous as I would be if it was Atlético who played them
this being said, seeing Torres scoring against Real Madrid (by the way he has only done it once in his career) is definetively a nice idea
let's wait and see. If you finally come to Madrid keep us posted, we will tell you where to go

by **maguskwt** » Wed Dec 12, 2007 7:46 pm

MLPD wrote:From what I have been watching recently, it seems that Torres is quite self confident again. He may miss goals but he seems calm, trying difficult moves and succeeding. Spanish paper El Mundo has published a very long interview with him recently: he seems veeery happy in Liverpool, looks like he has taken off a lot of the pressure he had in Madrid and he says how much he is enjoying the football played in England again and again. Good for him, good for you too.

Additionally, Sabre has finally seen the light just like Saint Paul, let's all thank the Kid:;):

Hi guys, was wondering about this...

ever since Torres left AM, they have been improving... they've added very good players in Forlan, Garcia, Reyes, Sabrosa. Also a year earlier they bought Sergio Aguero... so these players make a very strong squad capable of challenging for the title...now they're 3rd behind Real and Barcelona and not too far off with points either...

I wonder what Torres thinks about this? Does he regret not staying in AM? or were these purchases possible only throught the sale of him? Did he say anything on this in the Spanish press?

by **JoeTerp** » Thu Dec 13, 2007 5:05 am

I saw in an interview that the only football that he watches other than preparing for matches are Atletico matches, I think that he still cares very much for his former club.

by **skatesy** » Thu Dec 13, 2007 6:24 am

JoeTerp wrote:I saw in an interview that the only football that he watches other than preparing for matches are Atletico matches, I think that he still cares very much for his former club.

Also in the Torres / Dalglish interview, Torres mentioned that other than Liverpool, of course, he still supports Atletico Madrid.

Regardless of what team Torres plays for, Atletico Madrid is his boyhood team and you cannot just turn that off.

It would be interesting to see a match between Atletico Madrid and Liverpool.

by **Sabre** » Thu Dec 13, 2007 12:48 pm

F9Torres: El tema de las entradas está casi siempre complicado porque Anfield se queda pequeño. Si eres un fan del Liverpool te tienes que sacar una tarjeta que vale unos pocos euros y en la que puedes intentar primero pillar una entrada para un partido menor. Eso digamos que te da puntos para que luego te toque una entrada en un partido grande.

Pero la mayoría de fans españoles que van a Anfield lo que hacen es contactar con alguno de los jugadores, y pedirles entradas. Sí, se que a priori parece difícil, pero lo he visto hacer con Alonso y Reina y sin conocerles personalmente!, son tipos muy cercanos.

Magus: Torres has sent a couple of messages. He has repeated several times that he's doing well things in Liverpool because among other things, he thinks he's playing in a great club, in which the little details are well done and he just can focus in playing football. It's not a matter of luck he said. IMHO, by that praise to Liverpool, he's sending some messages aswell to the Atletico board.

If the atletico board learns the lesson and allows Aguirre to work several years in a row, they'll notice the difference. Because until now, that bench has been one of the most electric one in Spain.

by **f9Torres** » Fri Dec 14, 2007 2:49 am

Muchas gracias sabre. La verdad que tambien lo he pensado mas de una vez, lo de presentarme alli en Liverpool, que con esto de los vuelos de bajo coste es como quien va de Madrid a Sevilla, y si puedo acercarme a un entrenamiento y ver si puedo hablar con Fernando un poco. No descarto que la proxima vez que llegue de fiesta borracho reserve un vuelo...jeje

Torres dice que ve todos los partidos del Atletico que puede, que a veces los ve con Reina (su padre fue portero del Atletico, en la final de Copa de Europa ante el Bayer por ejemplo). No se si Arbeloa se sumara, pero Alvaro tambien fue socio del atletico de niño, y a pesar de salir de la cantera del rival, hace pocos meses le oi decir en la radio que si, que siempre fue del Atleti, y lo sigue siendo.

by **Kukilon** » Fri Dec 14, 2007 6:21 am

I think the sale of Torres has been great for both clubs. Torres was under extreme preassure in Atlético Madrid and it must feel good to have that chip off his shoulders. For Athletico Madrid it has meant they have been able to strengthen several positions which have made them a better team all together. I was one of many who doubted Torres but I'm glad to say that I was totally wrong. Torres has looked better than any striker I have ever seen during my life time.

All hail the mighty El NINO!

HALA ATLÉTICO MADRID!

by **MLPD** » Fri Dec 14, 2007 4:13 pm

Torres was indeed under serious pressure in Atlético. He was give all the responsibility at the age of 17 and he never refused to do what he was expected. For years he has been the only (or almost only) quality player in the squad, the captain, the one attending press conferences, shooting penalties, reading nasty comments in the press and unfair comparisons with other (specially Real Madrid) players, signing the kids shirts and taking the blame when things did not work.
Atletico board, as correctly pointed out by Sabre (as usual) is possibly the less efficient, more corrupt and less team-caring bunch of people in the the history of football. For years they have used Torres to sell shirts and score goals that would help the team stay in the first division. Torres, a committed Atlético fan since the age of 3, always fought for the Club.
They finally sold him. The guy could not take it any longer and no rational Atletico fan could ever blame him. They also sold the stadium. The goal of both operations was to make the board a bit richer, but they could not afford another grey season after both sales. They decided to buy a bunch of good players for a change.
The fact that Atlético is doing better this year cannot be explained on the grounds that Torres left, but, on the contrary, on the grounds that good players arrived. I would have liked to see Torres playing with the rest of the squad we have this year ... so far we have only seen him playing with horribly poor players in the midfield. Now it is different for him. They guy got to liverpool, he started playing with Gerrard and now seems that they have been playing together for years ... Supernatural connections? nah, just a matter of quality ... Torres never had a Gerrard in Atlético. As simple as that.

by **account deleted by request** » Sat Dec 15, 2007 7:21 am

With all the talk about Liverpools new stadium being drastically redesigned yet again, here is a photographic history of Valencia's new stadium being built.

Link to daily progress of Valencia's new stadium

by **Seano Kop** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:15 pm

How do you say, I love Liverpool and I hate the scum called Everton?

by **Sabre** » Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:20 pm

Amo al Liverpool y odio a esa escoria de nombre Everton.

Key words: Scum=Escoria

Amo: Stronger than quiero, true love.

Odio: Hate.

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