Fernando "TR9" Torres El nino

Torres in match vs Singapore National Team.

2009-07-27T15:34:00.001+07:00

Torres played well and scored one goal in the match.

El Nino is slowly catching up on fitness. He played 30 minutes here in Singapore.
End Match Singapore 0:5 Liverpool

Credit: Soccersuck.com,Facebook Liverpool FC TV

All goals, assists and skill 2008-2009

2009-07-24T19:43:00.003+07:00

Let's prepare for the next season with this all goals and skill in season 2008-2009

want to see more in next season lol.

Thank you.
Credit: Youtube

TR9 Fernando Torres first day in Singapore

2009-07-24T15:44:00.004+07:00

First day in Singapore with Liverpool teammate. (Adidas shirt but Nike bag. lol)

Interview with media

So sleepy r u ok?

With technician midfielder of liverpool Yossi Benayoun.

lucky fan in Singapore

I will be update soon.
Plz comment for improve my skill to become a famous blogger lol. Thank you.

TR9 Torres in Thailand (Summary Pic. & Hilight)!!

2009-07-23T11:48:00.007+07:00

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Torres at Thailand international airport

walk out to meet fan club in Thailand

Trip.

Torres and his teammate at temple

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Warm up before match vs Thai

Smile ^__^ with fan

at the bench before the match in 78'

First touched go forward!!

Go ahead !!

Slided by S.Suree number 2 of Thai but no penalty kick (Good luck for Thai)!!

End Game Thailand 1:1 Liverpool
0:1 Ryan Babel (Liverpool)

1:1 Sutee Suksomkit (Thailand)

Thank you for everyone I will always keep update this blog.

Credit : SoccerSuck,The Kop Thailand

FERNANDO TORRES: WHAT THEY SAY (2)

2009-07-14T15:10:00.003+07:00

FERNANDO TORRES: WHAT THEY SAY (Part 2)
Credit: Jimmy Rice 04 July 2009 liverpoolfc.tv

"There are a lot of defenders at home and abroad who will be worried about facing Torres, and that could mean that we will see the onset of man-marking to curb him instead of the zonal defending that suits him down to the ground. It will be a case of 'wherever he goes, you go', but it still may not work." (Don Howe:Wenger)

"Fernando Torres is capable of producing some magic and is an outstanding player. He's sharp, strong and his youthful looks are just a facade when it comes to his playing style – he's as physical and aggressive as some of the more hardened players people talk about." (David James)

"Fernando Torres is a forward's forward, and he gives a team depth. He's fast, direct and dangerous in the box. He's still very young but he's doing really well. He accepts responsibility and he has a great future." (Frank Rikjaard)

"He's an exceptional player, he's scored 33 goals and that's incredible for a first season. He's got everything you want in a centre forward. He's good in the air, quick, scores goals - a top player." (Jonathan Woodgate)

"Torres is up there with the best Anfield strikers of the past 50 years. Roger Hunt was a tremendous player and could score from anywhere – a bit like Torres, who is one of the best I have seen in a red shirt." (Tommy Smith)

"He's unpredictable, he scores unlikely, improbable goals, and he can score them in every way imaginable." (Luis Aragones)

"He is always trying to improve. People probably don't realise how much he looks at his own mistakes and tries to sort them out. He wants to be the best player in the world. It's that commitment, that unselfish personality, which makes him the player he is. He's already in the top three players in the world and of course he can be the best one day because he's still only 25. He has so much potential and is at the best club in the world. I would like to look like him as well! He takes care of himself!" (Pepe Reina)

"Fernando Torres has made an incredible improvement. Last year I saw him as a bit of a softie but then he went to the Premier League, where you can't be a softie, and he exploded." (Fabio Cannavaro)

"I think he is an excellent player. He is a typical No.9. He puts his head in where he knows he could get hurt. He's strong and he's deceptively quick." (Steve McManaman)

"What I like about him is he doesn't give defenders time to rest on the ball. If you close down the play like that, five times out of 10 the ball goes out of play and you've won it back. You've done your job." (Ian Rush)

FERNANDO TORRES: WHAT THEY SAY (1)

2009-07-14T14:04:00.010+07:00

FERNANDO TORRES: WHAT THEY SAY
Credit: Jimmy Rice 04 July 2009 liverpoolfc.tv

Fernando Torres has matured into the world's top striker since signing for Liverpool two years ago today. Here's what a host of football legends have said about our No.9.
fernando torres

"In terms of Torres, he could be up there with the greats of Liverpool, like Ian Rush." (Robbie Fowler)

"The things I would say most stand out about Torres are that he's one of the greatest players in the world, he's young and he's going to learn a lot, although he's already an eye-catching player." (Ronaldo)

"He is a world-class striker and he's probably up there with anyone now in striking terms. I only have to mark him in training, thankfully." (Jamie Carragher)

"I look at him and see myself in that bad-boy face. He's got a lot of character. There are plenty of talented players who don't have the desire that Torres has. Since I saw him make his debut, I've always said: this guy's the real thing. He's going to be the player of his generation for club and country." (Raul)

"Torres is outstanding. He was already like this but people in Spain didn't realise it until he went somewhere else - then they saw how great he was. He is a fantastic player with speed, power and great control. Torres can finish with his left foot or his right, and he's really cool in front of goal. Liverpool were crying out for a player like this to help them win the league and now they have it. There are a lot of amazing strikers in the Premier League but Torres at the moment has an edge on the others." (Thierry Henry)

"On form, he's in the top two or three strikers in the world for me. He's got skill and bags of pace and reads the game brilliantly." (Alan Shearer)

"For me Torres is one of the best players I've come up against in Spain, and he's one of the best forwards in Europe." (David Beckham)

"Torres poses a great threat to all defenders. We've seen over the past two years he is definitely one of the best in the world." (John Terry)

"I think, when I was here, we didn't have a player who could score 20 goals in a season. We were always trying to find it but there wasn't a player like Torres. What he has given to them is scoring a lot of goals in the Premier League and in the Champions League as well." (Luis Garcia)

TR9 Torres PES 2010 photoshoot

2009-07-14T13:52:00.003+07:00

X - Box

Shoooooot !!

PS3

DVD

Fernando Torres is the new European face of Pro Evolution Soccer. We went along to the photoshoot to bring you these exclusive snaps.

Credit: Liverpool Facebook

TR9 Torres and his buddy David Villa !!

2009-07-12T12:02:00.004+07:00

David Villa Fernando Torres Walking on a Dream
by thekopinth

Spanish
The superb Duo Striker of the World !!
Number 9 Fernando Torres (Liverpool:English)
Number 7 David Villa (Valencia:Spain)
Credit: thekop.in.th milankakabaros

TR9 Torres and family

2009-07-10T23:13:00.001+07:00

So sweet.

credit: dailymail.com thekop.in.th soccersuck

The very best of "TR9" Fernando Torres

2009-07-09T14:06:00.001+07:00

I lile this clip because it look easy and hi contrast think you will like this too.

Credit: Youtube

"Fernando Torres" first ever goal for Liverpool

2009-07-09T14:04:00.000+07:00

Introduction to The TR9 Fernando Torres !! (3)

2009-07-09T10:50:00.000+07:00

At his first ever appearance in a World Cup finals at the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany, Torres scored the final goal in a 4-0 victory over Ukraine with a volley. In the second group match, Torres scored twice against Tunisia, in the 76th minute for Spain to take the lead 2-1 and then again from a penalty kick in the 90th. Torres was dropped from the team for a friendly versus Romania in November 2006, but returned to the national side for the friendly against England in February 2007, a 1-0 win for Spain. After the World Cup Torres admitted that he turned down the chance to join Chelsea after the end of the 2005-06 season.

Again in 2007, Torres's future at Madrid was the subject of much speculation after Atlético's inability to secure a UEFA Cup spot. Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United were all linked with a move for the player. Following the end of the 2006-07 season, reports in the English media stated that Torres was the main transfer target of Liverpool.

The rumours reached such a fever pitch that Atlético president Enrique Cerezo made a statement saying "We've received no offer from Liverpool or any other club or player". However, a few days later new reports suggested that Atletico had agreed a deal with Liverpool for Torres, the fee rumoured was £20 million plus Luis Garcia. Then on 30 June Atlético announced agreeing a deal with Villareal to sign Diego Forlán (seen as a potential replacement for Torres).

On July 2 it was reported that Torres had cut short his holiday to fly back to Madrid to finalize the move. The next day Torres passed a medical for Liverpool and it was annouced that a farewell press conference would be held in Madrid the on 4 July to bid farewell to the Atlético Madrid fans. Later that day, Atlético officially confirmed his transfer to Liverpool on their website.

Torres will wear Liverpool's number 9 shirt, which has previously been worn by legendary Liverpool strikers Robbie Fowler and Ian Rush. It was revealed during the Liverpool press conference that the fee stood at £27 million. It has also been widely reported that Torres has taken a pay cut as part of the transfer. A drop from £103,000 a week in Spain, to about £90,000 according to The Times.

Torres made his official debut for Liverpool F.C. on July 17, 2007 during a friendly match against Werder Bremen. Torres scored his first goal for Liverpool F.C. on August 3, 2007 during a friendly match against Shanghai Shenhua, which was also his first start. Torres is Liverpool F.C.'s record signing. On August 11, 2007 Torres made his competitive debut for Liverpool F.C. against Aston Villa in a 2-1 win.

He scored his first English Premier League goal on his Anfield debut August 19th, in the 16th minute of the match against Chelsea running on to a Steven Gerrard pass he took the ball past Chelsea's defender Tal Ben Haim and slotted it into the Chelsea net, this silenced many critics including Aaron Williams, a biased Manchester United supporter and infamous media figure. The game ended 1-1 after a bad decision by Rob Styles who gave Chelsea a controversial penalty in the 62nd minute.

Introduction to The TR9 Fernando Torres !! (2)

2009-07-09T10:40:00.000+07:00

At the time, Newcastle United manager Bobby Robson was apparently informed of Torres' talent by a Newcastle scout.Robson, however, decided against a move for the Spaniard. Torres made his début for Atlético Madrid in the Vicente Calderón Stadium against Leganes and he scored his first goal for the club the following week, in a game against Albacete.

2002 saw Atlético Madrid returning to the first division of Spanish football. In his first season playing in the top division, Torres did not find the transition from second tier football too much of a hindrance as he scored 13 goals. Torres has been the top scorer for Atlético in La Liga for the past four seasons.He is the youngest player to play for Atlético Madrid and the youngest to become captain (at age 19).

In 2003–2004 Torres made further strides as he scored 19 league goals in just 35 appearances. He was also named as Atlético's club captain aged just 19. Atlético also improved, but were pipped for a UEFA Cup place on the final day of the season as they finished 7th behind Sevilla due to goal difference in the two team's head-to-head record (2-1, 0-2).

In this season Torres made his debut for the full Spanish national team on September 6, 2003 in a friendly against Portugal. His first goal for Spain came against Italy on April 28, 2004. At the end of the season Torres was chosen as part of the Spanish squad for Euro 2004. He only appeared as a late substitute in Spain's first two group games, but made the first eleven for the deciding game against Portugal. Torres hit the post in the 62 minute after Nuno Gomes put Portgual ahead on 57 minutes. Spain lost 1-0 and were eliminated.

Atlético's 7th place finish in 2004 did qualify them for the Intertoto Cup, giving Torres his first taste of European club competition. They made the final, but agonisingly lost on penalties, this time to Villarreal.

Introduction to The TR9 Fernando Torres !! (1)

2009-07-09T10:19:00.000+07:00

Hello and welcome to the site of "Fernando Torres". This is the fansite dedicated to Fernando Torres, a rising star in the world of football. He is currently playing for the worldclass football team "Liverpool".

Fernando José Torres Sanz (born March 20, 1984) is a Spanish football player. He was born in the Fuenlabrada neighbourhood of Madrid and was the youngest player to play for Atlético Madrid and the youngest to become captain (at age 19). Nicknamed 'El Niño' (The Kid) for his youthful face, Torres is a striker for Spain and Liverpool. Torres scored 55 goals over 5 seasons in the Spanish top flight, with only Samuel Eto'o and David Villa scoring more in the same period. Torres also played two seasons in the second division where he scored 7 goals in 40 games.

In 1999, Torres signed his first contract with the club and at the end of the 1999–2000 season he was part of the first team. His next success was at the European Under-16 Championship in England in 2001, where he finished as the Player of the Tournament en route to Spain's victory.

Fernando José Torres Sanz (born March 20, 1984) is a Spanish football player. He was born in the Fuenlabrada neighbourhood of Madrid and was the youngest player to play for Atlético Madrid and the youngest to become captain (at age 19). Nicknamed 'El Niño' (The Kid) for his youthful face, Torres is a striker for Spain and Liverpool. Torres scored 55 goals over 5 seasons in the Spanish top flight, with only Samuel Eto'o and David Villa scoring more in the same period. Torres also played two seasons in the second division where he scored 7 goals in 40 games.

In 1999, Torres signed his first contract with the club and at the end of the 1999–2000 season he was part of the first team. His next success was at the European Under-16 Championship in England in 2001, where he finished as the Player of the Tournament en route to Spain's victory.