Idiot wrote:the goat is back ?

Gil wrote:Fernando Torres and Juan Mata become the first ever players to win the Champions League, Europa League, Euro Championships and World Cup.

DeviAngel wrote:I think he simply is not happy in Chelsea and wants to move, his heart is in Liverpool if you aske me. We've seen him this season that the Torres we know is inside of him he is just not happy

DeviAngel wrote:I think he simply is not happy in Chelsea and wants to move, his heart is in Liverpool if you aske me. We've seen him this season that the Torres we know is inside of him he is just not happy

I Just finished watching the documentary about Fernando Torres our number 9. It was broadcast by ESPN Deportes and it was very insightful.

The documentary begins with Torres reliving his childhood and how great and he was starting at such a young age for Atletico Madrid being the captain there. Then it goes on to seeing him at Liverpool that is when Pepe Reina begins to talk about how magnificent Torres was for Liverpool and all the goals he made.

They then focused their attention on how Fernando Torres was on top of the world after his goal in the 2008 Euro Final gave Spain the victory over Germany. The so called "Goal that shook a country" After that they focused on the 2010 World Cup and How Spain won the World Cup. Everything seemed to go great for Fernando Torres (apart from the knee injury that could have kept him away from the world cup). He was scoring goals for Liverpool, Winning the 2008 Euro with Spain and winning the 2010 World Cup with Spain.

The news comes in about the biggest transfer fee (£50 million) in English Football. Here is where it gets interesting. The background voice in the documentary states that there is "Another side of Football" the side of football that not many people see and many footballers live. The part of football that is bad. Torres said that it was hard for him because Drogba was such an amazing player and it was hard for him cause sometime he (Torres) went 7-8 games of just warming up and never entering the game. He said that all his footballing career he was picked he always had confidence but then things started going to his head. Apart for not being able to score for Chelsea in months it kept on pilling on his head and not to mention that transfer fee that was stuck in his head. People were demanding for him to score a lot of goals and as the games went by and he did not score, or played only 10 minutes, or didn't even play at all it was all sinking in him.

At that point Fernando Torres looked for inspiration in Paulo Ferreira. He saw that Ferreira never complained and always worked hard even though he did not get very much playing time. Torres said that it shocked him that how can a player be so calm training hard and when not selected not let that affect him. Paulo Ferreira talks to the guy making the documentary and states that when Torres came to Chelsea he saw a player that was a great player but also a player that has too much pressure and everything on the line. He was reliving the days when Fernando Torres missed all those goals deemed very "easy" to score (Those against Manchester United (we all know which one) the one against Norwich...etc) he said that Fernando's confidence just hit rock bottom, he didn't start games, which made his confidence even worse.

Juan Mata comes in also stating that he talked to Torres and told him to work hard like he normally does to work harder and he will see a difference. (The documentary shows how many times Mata was feeding Torres the ball so many times Mata gave Torres the chance to score) Mata said he tried and tried to help Torres and he would not stop because not only was he a teammate but he was a great friend and you need to help your friend anyway you can.

Paulo tells us that he told Torres how he himself is calmed about his situation also he said to take it with ease do not let the press, media get to your head because if you do you will lose, train hard and make the best of the minutes that they give you whether it is 5 minutes, 10 minutes or even 15 minutes if you prove yourself you will start.

Torres said that He never pictured himself in that predicament and he didn't know how to act or react in that situation because all his career he was picked first he was always scoring, he was always playing great and coming to Chelsea where you are expected to rise and win trophies it hits you harder if you are are performing well.

The video starts showing Fernando's first goal for Chelsea and Torres said that he felt amazing ending that drought, getting that monkey of his shoulder. Then they start showing his goals against everyone he has scored against and they showed that goal that I love, the goal he scored on Barcelona. Here is where Fernando smiles in the documentary. Mata and Ferreira also feel relieved and so does Pepe Reina.

Torres states that he will continue to make the best out of the time he gets to play and will always give it everything he has. To reward all of the fans that put their faith in him and that he will repay it soon enough. They start showing him score more goals and assisting other in their goals.

Mata starts smiling in his part saying that he is happy that Torres started scoring goals for Chelsea.

The story then focuses on the Euro 2012 and Torres was nervous because he did not know if he was going to be selected to play for Spain.....as you all know he was selected and so was Mata.

Here is the part that I loved the most

In the 2012 UEFA Euro we see the opposite of what we see in Chelsea. Fernando Torres scoring goals and leading in scoring and Juan Mata in the bench living what Fernando Torres lived with Chelsea of always being in the bench. They showed the clip of the final where Fernando Torres scored the 3rd goal for Spain and how the game was already in the bag with that goal. Then they show the clip where our very own Juan Mata enters the game making his First Euro Appearance. Torres stated that it was amazing how can Juan Mata who was Chelsea's best player for two years in a row not cut it to play first team action for Spain, That its amazing how football can change things "the other side of football" for that matter. The documentary shows the clip next of I believe it was Iniesta that passed the ball to Torres, Mata was behind Torres running to get next to him. The guy talking said in a loud voice muting the sound around him "Fernando is one on one against Buffon in his head he knows if he scores he will become the tournaments leading scorer and win the golden boot trophy here he has to options, the easy one shooting on goal and score becoming the leading scorer or he has the other option" The clip plays again it it shows Fernando Torres pass the ball to an open Juan Mata and in his first touch Marks the 4th Goal for Spain. Juan Mata runs towards Fernando Torres and gives him a huge hug and they both smile. The clip stops playing and they point the camera back at Torres with a cheesy smile on his face. Torres said "I don't know what you are talking about (laughter) Mata had an easier shot at scoring than I did so I passed the ball to him (Torres could have scored, there was no question about that but he chose to pass to his teammate his friend the friend that has helped him so much at Chelsea)

The camera goes to Juan Mata and Mata is laughing as well (Torres, Mata, Ferreira, Reina are never in the same room the camera just goes to different segments to show the players point of view) Mata laughs and says "I want to believe that Fernando thought that he had no chance at scoring cause there was no way to put the ball through Buffons Leg so he passed it to me (laughter) (He knows Torres meant to pass the ball to him as a thank you)

The documentary ends by saying that Fernando Torres is finding that form again that will make him that player if not a better player than he was before. It also says that there are two sides to football the good side and the bad side and people always focus on the good side and critique the bad side without knowing the story behind it. The the documentary ends with Torres clips of him playing great with Chelsea and scoring goals.

I hope you guys enjoyed this reading I know it's long but I just wanted you guys to know what was said in that documentary. It was a great one and a very interesting story about Fernando Torres.

Cheers every one and remember to always KTBFFH and let's go out there and beat Hull City this Saturday perhaps a pair of goals from Torres? We know he can do it.

Helps his boyhood club to win promotion and established themselves in the first division

Joins a team that had recently won the CL and lit the Premier League a light with his pace and power

Scores the winning goal in Euros Final, giving his country their first international trophy ever.

Goes on to win the World Cup and another Euros with Spain.

Moves to Chelsea and wins the Europa League, Champions League, FA Cup.

And while at it, he got Third place in the Ballon Dor and FIFA World Player of the year.

He isn't like he used to be but I'd be damned. That's one hell of a career.