Fernando Torres On why he left liverpool. Documentary (The Last Symbol).

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  • Torres on why he left Liverpool to join Chelsea.
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  • @Docu-Mentary
    @Docu-Mentary  Месяц назад

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  • @kungfukenny9300
    @kungfukenny9300 2 года назад +494

    This one still stings the most. Torres was our golden boy. Even when he was at Chelsea id still root for him. Will never forget the Long hair, Headband, Long sleeves , and the T90s. Legend

    • @edmondm22
      @edmondm22 8 месяцев назад +3

      “I chose the place I thought would get me closer to what I didn’t have. The reason I left home…. Titles!”

    • @ahmadsyakirin7987
      @ahmadsyakirin7987 7 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@edmondm22they are football players. Not a club player so they have their own expectations to achieve. The same reason RVP left Arsenal for Man U, but a part of Arsenal fans understand by looking at the club's willingness to spend. We should just remember the good memories they've played for the club

    • @edmondm22
      @edmondm22 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@ahmadsyakirin7987 True bro, and I am one who supported his move to Chelsea. I only quoted him in the statement he made, and t made sense as he got an massive trophy which Chelsea had Keats longed for.

    • @crazykillerkittens1004
      @crazykillerkittens1004 Месяц назад +1

      Love Torres still to this day even now still hurts he left him and gerreard got me into Liverpool

  • @basit1882
    @basit1882 2 года назад +1183

    When Torres left, it broke my heart as a fan. Suarez, Sterling, coutinho , Alonso even Gerrard didn’t hurt that bad. Torres was our favourite

    • @triplecchillout6523
      @triplecchillout6523 2 года назад +49

      I think ur right..The next big player that left us was Suarez which at first hurt my heart but I respect it as he had actually carried us to near PL title. Torres did break my heart for a long time as he went to Chelsea IMO. One of our ex legend went to MU n hes no longer part of the LFC family in my books (im talking about u M.Owen)

    • @Snapmaw
      @Snapmaw 2 года назад +23

      @@triplecchillout6523 Torres broke my heart but Suarez topped it and it also angered me because he almost carried is to a title but he also played a part in us missing out on it aswell people talk about the Gerrard slip but if he didn't have that ban at the start of the season I am convinced we would have won the league. Sterling didn't bother me at all but he's definitely the one I hate out of them all.

    • @sugs1191
      @sugs1191 2 года назад +13

      I preferred Suarez over Torres

    • @deniseroberts3176
      @deniseroberts3176 2 года назад +7

      I have to disagree suarez was wow at Liverpool the power speed his intelligence reading the game omg

    • @sugs1191
      @sugs1191 2 года назад +19

      As a player Suarez was levels above Torres. Suarez is a great player who is still a bit underrated. Torres is a very good player who is slightly overrated.

  • @chiip90
    @chiip90 Год назад +146

    He came back for a charity match and played up front with Suarez. He got a huge cheer and all the old songs came out. Still loved by the fans.

    • @KV-zg3oh
      @KV-zg3oh Год назад +4

      Speak for yourself bud

    • @nsf9248
      @nsf9248 7 месяцев назад +2

      I was there. Nostalgia at it’s finest.😢

    • @acurisur
      @acurisur Месяц назад +10

      @@KV-zg3oh Torres is still loved by the fans, he played on Saturday in the LFC Legends match, the first time he's pulled on a Liverpool home shirt since he left in 2011. And he got the biggest standing ovation when he scored. While most of us were hurt when he went to Chelsea, most of us are also mature enough to understand why he left.
      I'll give you 3 words to explain Fernando Torres exit in 2011: Gillet and Hicks. They sacked Rafa, a manager who won us the Champions League and replaced him with Roy Hodgson, the worst Liverpool manager since the inception of the Premier League. With Liverpool going backwards instead of forwards it was only a matter of time until Torres patience ran out - he came to Liverpool on the promise of winning trophies, and we didn't deliver.

    • @KV-zg3oh
      @KV-zg3oh Месяц назад

      @@acurisur he didn’t deliver either. Sick of the idea that a player comes to a club for the club to deliver trophies. It was his job to deliver the trophies. He didn’t just leave, he went to Chelsea.

    • @acurisur
      @acurisur Месяц назад +2

      @@KV-zg3oh Mate, Chelsea isn't a direct rival like you think they are. Man Utd and Everton are. Torres did deliver, other players didn't, we conceded too many goals as well. It's not just about scoring goals, you need a rock solid defence. When we did finally win a PL title, it was because we had a world class goalkeeper in Alisson and a world class centre back in Van Dijk.
      Torres had neither of those in his Liverpool team, he had Gerrard and Alonso, neither of whom are particularly defensive. And Torres was literally told that the club would deliver trophies, that was how we lured him away from Athletico Madrid.
      Know what I'm sick of? Liverpool supporters who know sod all about things but then bitch about our ex players.

  • @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf
    @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf 2 года назад +480

    “I know that Stevie was devastated when I left. I was as well. I remember the flight from Liverpool to London. I did not know what to feel. I was not happy, I was not angry; I was empty. I was on a helicopter and it was getting dark, flying over Liverpool below. I began to feel sad. I was so happy there, so, so happy…”
    -Fernando Torres (quote taken from Ring of fire)

    • @George-wv5hf
      @George-wv5hf Год назад +11

      Well why did he leave then? Pure snake who sold his soul.

    • @JabbyMayoCD
      @JabbyMayoCD Год назад +40

      @@George-wv5hf The team was in decline and nothing was being done about it. Plus Torres was already exiting his prime and it would have been his only chance to go to a title contender.

    • @George-wv5hf
      @George-wv5hf Год назад +5

      @JabbyMayoCD it certainly wouldn't have been his last chance at a title, any other club in the world would have signed him at that point. He chose one of Liverpools bitter rivals in Chelsea, snake for life. I hope he doesn't coach about loyalty in his current role.

    • @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf
      @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf Год назад +15

      @@George-wv5hf read the full interview if you have any questions, he explains everything. Whether you agree with what he says is another thing, but at least give it a chance

    • @George-wv5hf
      @George-wv5hf Год назад +5

      @Killua Zoldyck there's no explanation needed, he's trying to mend the bridges burnt with the Liverpool fan base. It rivals Sol Campbells move from Spurs to Arsenal.

  • @eamonreidy9534
    @eamonreidy9534 2 года назад +1610

    In a way, this man did live up to his talent. He scored over 300 goals in his career playing in leagues like La Liga, Premier League and with Spain.

    • @nyikasplace9886
      @nyikasplace9886 2 года назад +20

      He didn't

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад +95

      @@nyikasplace9886 he did😁

    • @nyikasplace9886
      @nyikasplace9886 2 года назад +2

      @@Docu-Mentary no

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад +15

      @@nyikasplace9886 lol I give up🤣🤣

    • @eamonreidy9534
      @eamonreidy9534 2 года назад +63

      @@nyikasplace9886 he's in a category with Benzema, Suarez, Ibrahimovic, Messi and Ronaldo. How many modern forwards in the last 30 years have clocked up that many goals?

  • @successhardwork2278
    @successhardwork2278 2 года назад +464

    He was next to Ronaldo and Messi guys at a moment. Imagine being in a league of forwards like Henry, Drogba,Rooney and defenders still fear you the most. I think this guy defined agility at it's best.

    • @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262
      @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 2 года назад +34

      OK, so the first line is utter nonsense; he was never even close to the level of Ronaldo or Messi.
      The second part, that defenders feared him more than Henry, Drogba & Rooney, I'm willing to bet is not based on facts.
      So, where is your source that has every defender or even most of them, stating that they feared Torres the most?
      I'll give you 24 hours to either provide this or admit you made it up!

    • @m4rty007
      @m4rty007 2 года назад +83

      @@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 He was 3rd in ballon d'or 2008 behind Messi and Ronaldo dude. He was clinical finisher and insanely fast in his prime. I would say that defenders might really be affraid of him the most at the time.

    • @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262
      @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 2 года назад +5

      @Mr.Robot Third doesn't mean you're on their level now, does it?
      It wasn't a question of whether or not defenders feared him; I'm sure they did but feared him more than Henry? I doubt it. Torres was never even at Henry's level.
      As for "dude," your observational skills suggest you're hardly the person to rely on here.

    • @ste304
      @ste304 2 года назад +35

      @@dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 let's ask vidic

    • @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262
      @dawnmancaloriankeebals4262 2 года назад +7

      @Stephen Docherty Let's first look at the stats.
      3 goals in 7 games against Manchester United for Liverpool that's hardly anything to boast about, though better than the one goal in 8 for Chelsea and Vidic didn't play.
      So 3 goals in 14 games.
      Now, let's look at Vidic.
      Red cards, 4 of his 8 red cards came against Liverpool, but none of them were challenges made on Torres.
      Unfortunately for you, the Torres destroying Vidic every game is just a myth.
      But, as you said, let's ask Vidic.
      "Torres was a top player," he said. "At the time, he was probably the best striker in the league. He scored a few goals against United.
      "In the Premier League, I had some good games against [Didier] Drogba, sometimes bad.
      "I played well against Torres one week, then one game bad, that's the Premier League. You're not going to be on top of your game every week.
      "It's why I like the Premier League. In one game, you're going to be against a strong player like Drogba, the next it'll be a Torres or [Sergio] Aguero.
      "If people see me live, they say, 'I thought you were much bigger!' I was never big, but I gave everything in challenges.
      "It's why I never got bigger because I knew the next week I'd have Torres or Aguero, so I never spent as much time in the gym as you have to adapt to players."
      In another interview he stated "People say: 'You had a difficult game against Torres', but it was just the one game," Vidić said. "I misjudged the distance and Torres scored.”
      Interestingly, no mention of fear or of Torres being the one he feared the most.
      In fact, when asked about the four toughest strikers he faced in the Premier League, he named Didier Drogba, Sergio Agüero, Luis Suárez and Peter fricken Crouch!!!!
      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @-17f96
    @-17f96 2 года назад +79

    I am a chelsea fan, yet torres still love liverpool. I didn't remembered what year when he one-by-one with liverpool gk at dying minute, he could score it I was 100% sure he could. But, he passed to willian, and willian scored for us. At that moment, I knew he still love liverpool.

    • @EzraDair
      @EzraDair Месяц назад

      That was 2013 when Gerrard slipped 😂

  • @fifapsn8095
    @fifapsn8095 2 года назад +170

    The only time I ever cried due to a football matter was the day i guests he was signing for Chelsea! I was 14 and it broke my heart into tiny tiny pieces! He was the reason I started to watch LFC and they are my favourite club to this point!

    • @marioalm1330
      @marioalm1330 2 года назад

      And so did i when Phil left us.

    • @redx11x
      @redx11x Год назад

      Are you still gay or did you straighten out?

    • @Dragonaut111
      @Dragonaut111 Год назад +2

      We got Suarez with his money, and you can say what you will about Suarez but he was just as deadly as Torres but Suarez played in a much inferior Liverpool team and still got tons of goals and that's saying something..

    • @KingQuatto
      @KingQuatto 11 месяцев назад

      @@marioalm1330 sorry

    • @KingQuatto
      @KingQuatto 11 месяцев назад

      @@Dragonaut111 Suarez was literally a cheat code in fifa with max stats in finishing vollleys dribbles etc he was so fkin good for Liverpool better than people say or give him credit for he was incredible to watch and so deadly near goal never seen anyone like him really

  • @manticlove
    @manticlove 2 года назад +232

    He still remains my favourite footballer. His calmness on the pitch is unparalleled.

    • @cactaceous
      @cactaceous 2 года назад +6

      He was my idol as a kid when he started with Atleti. He brought the club back from nothing. With game and later with leaving money when he go to Liverpool. It was sad but now you realize his sale made posible the beginning blocks of what slow build toward the Simeone era. So happy he returned but very sad he fell so close to the Champions with Atleti in 2016.

    • @petermarsden4444
      @petermarsden4444 2 года назад +3

      Couldn’t hit a barn door after he left us and was lost without gerrard traitor

    • @nontonberita9297
      @nontonberita9297 2 года назад +3

      If that time villa and torres in liverpool
      Gerrard alonso mascherano
      Wow how many cup would they have??🙇🙇

    • @gipgop4740
      @gipgop4740 2 года назад +1

      @@petermarsden4444 Liverpool betrayed him with empty promises.
      And he ain't english so hows that a betrayal?
      Moron
      Torres is bigger than Liverpool anyways

    • @petermarsden4444
      @petermarsden4444 2 года назад

      @@gipgop4740 😂😂😂 your funny no body is bigger than Liverpool if they don’t want to play for us we get rid simple as that hope he got rid of that tattoo YNWA my arse 😂👍

  • @jonathanwilshaw1133
    @jonathanwilshaw1133 2 года назад +128

    Broke my heart when he left, but understand now why, Liverpool were in shambles back then, we were lucky to not be broke, we were what, a few days away from that and losing everything? He's still a Liverpool legend in my eyes, he gave us dreams back then

    • @GroupPancingSandakan
      @GroupPancingSandakan 2 года назад +2

      👍👍👍

    • @sirius1807
      @sirius1807 Месяц назад +1

      Liverpool already broke back then and glad transaction went quickly, we re lucky not to become Leeds or Blackburn

  • @kofigyamfi58
    @kofigyamfi58 2 года назад +67

    This is the most painful transfer in the club that I have witnessed. Torres broke my heart when he left Liverpool.

  • @77kupan
    @77kupan 2 года назад +198

    Yes, that news broke my heart as a Liverpool-fan. But at the same time, I understand why He did it. For all his goals, especially His goals against United, He will still be one of my favorite LFC-players

    • @mralireza931
      @mralireza931 2 года назад +2

      He's the reason I don't get attached to players anymore. If Salah leaves tomorrow I wouldn't be sad more than one day.

    • @kous7av
      @kous7av 2 года назад +2

      @@mralireza931 I wholehearted know what you're talking about. Exactly same reason why I don't get attached to players any more.
      (Salah staying or not crossed my mind a couple of times while watching this video.)
      But there is one big difference: The current club hierarchy values and respects Mo (as a footballer and person) much more than what the then hierarchy did with Torres. So hoping for the best.

    • @kalalakapay
      @kalalakapay Месяц назад

      His goals against United???? He scored like 2 goals against United.

  • @notanalien9041
    @notanalien9041 2 года назад +563

    When he moved out to Chelsea, I was so devastated and angry. But now when I'm older, I understood very well on why he decided so. Liverpool at that time weren't stable enough. If I knew this back in the day, I probably wanted him to leave anyway for his own career.

    • @uhasuhdude6567
      @uhasuhdude6567 2 года назад +30

      I remember being a kid and throwing my Torres shirts around my bedroom in a tantrum lmao

    • @Dz73zxxx
      @Dz73zxxx 2 года назад +7

      I shed tears when the news came man...i was out of the world thinking that gerrard-torres partner would definitely bag us the title

    • @Hollywood-cd9cv
      @Hollywood-cd9cv 2 года назад +1

      Big win today

    • @Hollywood-cd9cv
      @Hollywood-cd9cv 2 года назад +1

      @@uhasuhdude6567 I remember being an adult and doing the same thing...I mean-grow up!

    • @rocketsunny2423
      @rocketsunny2423 2 года назад +3

      we all knew... I think Beniters was the manager at the time (and the new ownership)... they were swapping out players quicker than he could change their panties

  • @johncullen9730
    @johncullen9730 2 года назад +332

    To be fair he's still loved at liverpool

    • @alberthagan8909
      @alberthagan8909 2 года назад +23

      By who? Not by any Liverpool fans. He did well and he left.

    • @pault8470
      @pault8470 2 года назад +28

      @@alberthagan8909 loads of the true football fans love him . He was finished it was great business by Liverpool as injuries had caught up with he’d lost edge . Have you ever seen a world class player go from his time at Liverpool which wa# outstanding to absolutely shite at Chelsea . He was finished

    • @esucil
      @esucil 2 года назад +4

      Because he was an utter failure everywhere else

    • @vinigarr801
      @vinigarr801 2 года назад +4

      Only because he was pretty much a bust at Chelsea...

    • @TipOfAfrica0010
      @TipOfAfrica0010 2 года назад +10

      @@alberthagan8909 Yes, he's still loved by many Liverpool fans - doesn't mean if u dont like the guy that every other liverpool fan automatically does !

  • @Forestgravy90
    @Forestgravy90 2 года назад +528

    His Chelsea career wasn't as bad as made out, injury had already dulled some of his sharpness but he still contributed a lot especially in Europe, one season he scored 22 goals in all competitions which is a good return. The problem is the price tag and the evidence from what we'd seen at Liverpool a year before he left set the bar so high.

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад +17

      True bro

    • @woodkey1
      @woodkey1 2 года назад +23

      He got injured in that Euro championship representing Spain. Since then he wasn't the same player coming back to Liverpool. So i dont think its about the price tag at all. He got crocked pretty bad. Some of the fans were asking him to be sold while there's still value

    • @ice_ffxiv3012
      @ice_ffxiv3012 2 года назад +15

      Ever since Maguire went to united for 70 mil , the standard for bad deals has been set way above Torres at chelsea

    • @johncleese2000
      @johncleese2000 2 года назад +9

      @@ice_ffxiv3012 now its kepa for 70 mil which is just as hilarious. man u and chelsea are the best for wasting money

    • @koncorde
      @koncorde 2 года назад +9

      It was pretty bad. The problem is it's almost impossible to work out whether it's a bad because of a general loss of ability, or because of how Chelsea played at that time (and since, few strikers have done consistently well for them to trouble the top of the goal rankings, and many other top level strikers had similarly poor output or troubled careers at the club) - but it was clear by the time he went to AC Milan he was a spent player, at only 31, and his career back at Athletico he was a shadow of his former self.

  • @peterlfc1387
    @peterlfc1387 10 месяцев назад +54

    Loved Torres. Still do. He loved Liverpool but the club was a mess when he went. The owners were a joke, executives brought in that weren’t football people. The club was rudderless and getting rid of key players plus Benitez was the final straw for Torres. He was approaching 27 and hadn’t won anything at club level. He made a decision based on ambition and no one can’t begrudge him that. He’ll always be a Liverpool legend.

  • @Daz2710
    @Daz2710 2 года назад +114

    Literally all he wanted was to feel important, needed and loved - not just by the fans, who many still love him as their favourite today - but the Liverpool leadership at the time saw him as just another number 9, really a toxic place to be coming from your hometown club where you were loved even on your bad days. Can't blame him, a footballers career is short lived, you need to make the most of it while you can and win what you can - someone like Harry Kane may regret that after his career ends, but respect to him for digging it out with spurs as long as he has before the city bid.

    • @lyndoncmp5751
      @lyndoncmp5751 2 года назад +8

      That is what HE claims. I don't buy it. He left because Roy Hodgson took Liverpool on a downwards spiral in the first half of the 2010/11 season before Kenny came in and halted the dive.
      This 'toxic leadership' did not make Torres want to leave in 2009 and 2010 when Liverpool were challenging for trophies, and ironically would have likely won them if Torres himself wasn't such a sick note.

    • @MrToberton
      @MrToberton 2 года назад +17

      @@lyndoncmp5751 The toxic leadership from the former owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks had an enormous negative effect on the club during that time. I still remember my mum going out to protest with all the other true Liverpool fans, actual scouser who cared about the football not the status.

    • @lyndoncmp5751
      @lyndoncmp5751 2 года назад +1

      Tony
      They came in 2007. Torres didn't want to leave when Liverpool were challenging for trophies. He wanted to leave when Hodgson took Liverpool nose diving towards the bottom of the table.
      There was not a mass exodus due to the owners. That is complete revisionism.

    • @hythlodaeus9944
      @hythlodaeus9944 2 года назад

      @@lyndoncmp5751 totally agree.. this seems like nonsense... Man said he went and told then he wants to leave.. and next day "they betrayed him and let the news out". Sure they did. But that's doesn't make it so HE didn't betray LFC by going and asking to leave. Still a traitor.

    • @bigboss4178
      @bigboss4178 8 месяцев назад

      Kane read your comment and offhe went to Germany

  • @Buckheimer
    @Buckheimer 2 года назад +73

    I fell in love with liverpool due to this man. And when he left it was a sad day for me. I even tried watching him in chelsea but he was just not the same player I fell in love with as when he was in liverpool. But ill always appreciate him as a player no matter what. He was my introduction to the football world and nobody can take tht away from me. YNWA

    • @njtherealone1961
      @njtherealone1961 2 года назад

      Bruh another one just like me. Can you tell me what match it was when you felt in love with LFC thanks to him. Mine was against Marseille. The black kit!

    • @angrynazi4614
      @angrynazi4614 2 года назад

      @@njtherealone1961 he was my idol since his atleti days , hes handsome great striker and a captain at a very young age , i always hoped that i am fernando torres lol , and liverpool was my favourite team since that 2005 magic so yeah his moves to lfc was one of the best day in my life 👊🏼👊🏼

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад

      Mine 2

    • @eseabeke6210
      @eseabeke6210 2 года назад

      El ninio

    • @bigboymatthew7471
      @bigboymatthew7471 2 года назад

      His time at Chelsea wasn’t that good he’s only remembered for his goal in the UCL semis against Barcelona which is still important tho

  • @darshanjansari2071
    @darshanjansari2071 2 года назад +78

    He is the player that made me watch football. He is the player that made me support Liverpool. And he was the best player then when I started to watch football. Only because of him I am a Liverpool fan and will always be. He is my GOAT. It is sad to see this but we cannot blame the circumstances then.

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад +1

      Mine 2😁

    • @cityNo74
      @cityNo74 2 года назад

      Same......the reason I became Liverpool fan

    • @ajstyles5704
      @ajstyles5704 2 года назад +1

      Easy, shoot your brother. And then shoot your other brother. Liverpool had to see Daglish retire, then Fowler, then Owen injured never recovered, then Torres who left. You don’t go to the directors as if you are some sort of a big shot, Liverpool isn’t built to be a one man show. It is a family after Everton packed their bags and left, and became a legendary club, as a family. Liverpool has a core value, it is why we don’t buy stars after stars and create a dream team. Look at Barca, look at Aston Villa, Leeds United, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, and so many others like AC Milan actually dropped under relegation zone despite had the strongest team in the world once. Who we have now, Origi, Mane, Firmino, Jota, Salah, Keita, Henderson, Fabinho, Chamberlain, Milner, TAA, Robertson, Tsimikas, VVD, Matip and so on and so forth, you don’t see any pre known stars playing in the top teams. Same as before, so when I hear Liverpool making a move on mbappe I’m like, rumours, that’s all it is.

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад +1

      @@ajstyles5704 true bro their system for transfer is too good

    • @holeefuk413
      @holeefuk413 2 года назад

      Hello newbies

  • @dcnole
    @dcnole 2 года назад +139

    His explanation for his decision to leave is extremely reasonable and I appreciate hearing his perspective. Had he left for Barca or Madrid, I don't think the sting would have been nearly so bad and I think reconciliation would have come in time as the smoke cleared from that disastrous era for the club. But specifically pushing to go to Chelsea was what burned the bridge for him. Many supporters will simply never get over that. People get divorced. But not every divorcee goes on to shack up with his ex's best friend. It would be like today, if Mo Salah broke off contract talks and demanded to go to Man City.

    • @gurururuwarararara8164
      @gurururuwarararara8164 2 года назад +4

      If Mo ever did that.... Idk what I'd do

    • @nridhm
      @nridhm 2 года назад +13

      Torres leaving for Chelsea and Suarez leaving for Barca are the most painful transfers for me. Suarez left us after being at the very top of the world and look how suffering it was for us back in 2014/15 season where we're finally got to play in the UCL again. Torres left for a domestic rival and in such very difficult time. Glad I didn't feel so devastated when Coutinho left because we got VVD, a player that we really need at that time

    • @dcnole
      @dcnole 2 года назад +17

      @@nridhm IMO, Suarez was sad, but it didn't feel like a back-stabbing the way Torres did. Suarez had wanted to leave the year before, he left for the biggest and best club in the world (at the time) to play as the wingman to the best player ever, his wife's family lived in Spain, etc. It was an understandable transfer to an understandable and inoffensive destination. It just hurt because he was so amazing for us.

    • @brad2576
      @brad2576 2 года назад +8

      You can’t compare it to if Salah was to go to City coz it’s understandable why he lest. The hierarchy at the club was a mess and they tried to put our club into the ground to benefit their back pockets. Torres was different gravy and should of been competing for the elite trophies but the lack of investment and ambition at Liverpool made him leave. Especially because he didn’t feel loved with the leadership when they come in.

    • @pudge9985
      @pudge9985 2 года назад +1

      Same case with RVP leaving Arsenal.

  • @damonbennett8376
    @damonbennett8376 2 года назад +8

    When I was 7 years old I watched Fernando Torres play for The first time and he immediately became my favorite player. Despite loving Ronaldinho and Xavi and how good they were Torres was just the role model I wanted to emulate as a player. 20 years later I’m an obsessed Liverpool supporter and Torres is still my favorite player. His impact shouldn’t be overlooked.

  • @keri_av6463
    @keri_av6463 2 года назад +28

    I understand why he left. The club wasn’t at his level at the time. But, man, he broke my heart at 17. I still miss him. He’s the one player that broke my heart. It’s mad really

    • @TheLusianPopa
      @TheLusianPopa 5 месяцев назад

      I disagree about the club not being on his level. I would argue Liverpool had a better squad in 2007-2010 than 2004-2007 when they reached 2 champions league finals and won the fa cup 2006. Its just that Man U , Chelsea and to a lesser extent Arsenal back then had MONSTER squads and coaches, so he couldn't win anything domestically. Benitez leaving for Inter also counted i'm sure. Also Liverpool sold Xabi Alonso, Arbeloa to Madrid in the summer of 2009...so his whole Spanish entourage left...leaving him , i'm assuming, rather alone and isolated in the dressing room.And ofc when you sell some of your best players , instead of bringing superstars, that shows you the intentions of the owners.He saw that those American owners didnt want to invest big money to build a trophy winning side and he went there for trophies.

  • @riteshchhetri6061
    @riteshchhetri6061 2 года назад +9

    I still miss this guy.He was the best striker in the world at some moment in time while he played for LFC...YNWA

  • @MrDMc1981
    @MrDMc1981 2 года назад +80

    The best striker in the world from 2007 to 2009. I loved watching him play

    • @bigboymatthew7471
      @bigboymatthew7471 2 года назад +1

      So Thierry Henry played as a Center back ????

    • @MrDMc1981
      @MrDMc1981 2 года назад +1

      @@JaymzZeppelin No chance Suarez during that period he was relatively unknown at Ajax. Drogba maybe

    • @MrDMc1981
      @MrDMc1981 2 года назад +1

      @@bigboymatthew7471 he was at Barca then and not exactly flying. Henry best striker ever in the Prem though

    • @MrDMc1981
      @MrDMc1981 2 года назад +1

      @@JaymzZeppelin in the Dutch league! theres no chance anyone was calling Suarez the best striker in the world from 2007-09.

    • @niweshlekhak9646
      @niweshlekhak9646 2 года назад

      @@JaymzZeppelin Torres finished 3rd in ballon'dor in 2008.

  • @djowtsan
    @djowtsan 2 года назад +11

    As a liverpool supporter, I still remember your goal against Chelsea. You are our legend

  • @russ623
    @russ623 Год назад +7

    The documentary was such a good watch and the memories came flooding back. Prime Torres and Gerrard were simply on another level. Untouchable and never forgotten.

    • @saaamyk
      @saaamyk 3 месяца назад

      The certainly were. If we had decent owners, had replaced Kenny as interim by a proper progressive manager and added Suarez to that team we were ready to challenge and win trophies, of that I'm sure. No disrespect to Kenny, he's LFC's greatest, but the game at that point had passed him by as a manager.

  • @Fatazo
    @Fatazo 2 года назад +8

    Still one of the greatest Liverpool legends of all time. He is there alongside with Suarez as striker.

  • @rosslogan4154
    @rosslogan4154 2 года назад +18

    People often forget that his form dropped off dramatically in his last season at Liverpool.
    People thought he was sulking and trying to get a move. Turns out he was never the same great player ever again.

    • @lyndoncmp5751
      @lyndoncmp5751 2 года назад +3

      Indeed. Too injury prone 2009 and 2010.

    • @redlady935
      @redlady935 Месяц назад +1

      Fans and owners are selfish and use players when they are best for us but we resent it when players put their career first when they only have a decade or so prime to play

    • @YooooAdrian553
      @YooooAdrian553 Месяц назад +1

      He gave up his knee to win a WC. I don't blame him, but after that it was obvious he was no longer the same.

  • @bluepearl_22
    @bluepearl_22 2 года назад +231

    This may sound harsh but people who unironically still don't understand why he left the club at that time are either uninformed, ignorant or too blinded by their subjective bias. LFC was pretty much irrelevant for most of the 2010s, even when Klopp arrived it took him 3-4 years and a whole new squad to create a sustainable winning culture at the club but by that time Torres had already won 4 major club trophies elsewhere and was past his prime anyway. Regardless how "underwhelming" his time at Chelsea was, his decision to leave Liverpool back then was definitely reasonable.

    • @Docu-Mentary
      @Docu-Mentary  2 года назад +13

      So true bro that y I'm posting this videos to show people y he left. The main reason behind all of it

    • @therealpvc2541
      @therealpvc2541 2 года назад +26

      exactly after finishing 2nd in 2008/09 they regressed to 7th the following season sacked Benitez brought in Roy Hodgson for crying out loud and finished 6th in 2010/11 and Torres left mid season.

    • @jamdonut4021
      @jamdonut4021 2 года назад +18

      Alonso and mascherano left too, but abroad , going to rivals Chelsea is what left the sour taste. That's why the fans disliked him after.

    • @lewiyonas3255
      @lewiyonas3255 2 года назад +9

      I wouldn’t say Liverpool were irrelevant for the 2010s… they might’ve not been as successful but they were still competitive, Suarez and countino could’ve gone to arsenal but choose to stay at Liverpool for a reason…

    • @AP-di6gu
      @AP-di6gu 2 года назад +6

      Indeed. But Torres didn’t have to leave for that ‘club’ Chelsea, however.

  • @nii_amart
    @nii_amart 2 года назад +80

    It's a shame what the Liverpool executives did to him but I'm so glad he came to Chelsea. He never could reach the levels he was at Liverpool but he scored really important goals for us. He won the Champions league, Europa league & FA cup with Chelsea. Still love him to this day.

    • @minisam1988
      @minisam1988 2 года назад +9

      and as a Liverpool fan you actually got a 10m pound player you paid us 50 for. that 50m you paid for him, that started the Liverpool rebirth. Suarez came in with that money and thats when shit started to happen at Liverpool. The best sale along with Little Phil Liverpool did. Both of those made the club a powerhouse.

    • @thecodfather7109
      @thecodfather7109 2 года назад +20

      @@minisam1988 yeah but Chelsea won their first ever Champions League and Torres played a crucial role in winning that.

    • @theatreofdreams7
      @theatreofdreams7 2 года назад +17

      @@minisam1988 That 50 m didn’t start shit. Liverpool bought Andy fuckin Carroll for that money not Suarez. Even if you count that money for Suarez transfer, he also did the same thing and left Liverpool for Barcelona without winning anything like Torres.

    • @alanhunt2457
      @alanhunt2457 2 года назад

      You dont even know the reasons he left....greed

    • @nii_amart
      @nii_amart 2 года назад +5

      @@minisam1988 lol. That 50m didn't do much. You brought Suarez in but couldn't win the epl. If anything, the rebirth started after Gerrard left.

  • @marken8888
    @marken8888 Месяц назад +1

    thank you for coming to Chelsea during your hard time !
    maybe not your best years, but you contributed SO much. underrated imo.

  • @jacksonchng7784
    @jacksonchng7784 2 года назад +6

    He’s still one of the best I’ve seen in Liverpool

  • @jamesash9306
    @jamesash9306 2 года назад +6

    One of my favourite players to ever play for Liverpool when he left I was gutted but he had his reasons to go that’s fair enough but he still adored by Liverpool fans not only that he is a Liverpool fan too and it hurt him just as much as us as fans too. I still watch the videos of his goals for Liverpool every month and never stop smiling seeing the ball in the back of the net. What a player YNWA

  • @nea7582
    @nea7582 2 года назад +37

    I'm sure after he saw them sell Alonso and Mascherano in bak to back summer transfers, he knew the window was closed to compete with United and Chelsea and that's why he requested a move. If he wanted to be loyal and think with feelings, he would have stayed in Atletico anyway.

    • @martinthemillwright
      @martinthemillwright 2 года назад +4

      Those are key factors usually forgotten. I think he had the heart to leave Spain rather than go to Real or Barca. That shows his truest loyalty was Atleti at the end of the day.

    • @bryansahertian4589
      @bryansahertian4589 2 года назад

      @@martinthemillwright thats why this fuckin trash never learn english at all

  • @spiritofshankly4517
    @spiritofshankly4517 2 года назад +15

    We still love him, I still have his jersey but when he left I felt like burning it but started to understand his reasons

    • @lyndoncmp5751
      @lyndoncmp5751 2 года назад

      The reasons he left was because Liverpool were crap under Hodgson and nose dived for half a season.
      The ownership excuse did not force him out in 2009 and 2010 when Liverpool were going for trophies.
      If he wasn't such a sick note, Liverpool would have won the Premier League in 2009 and UEFA Cup in 2010.

  • @callumfindlay2798
    @callumfindlay2798 2 года назад +6

    Extremely sad to remember the turmoil our club was going though. The sincerest thank you to Stevie for holding us together in that time when no one else would. Heartbreak for Torres, not knowing the internal battles he faced making that decision. One a red always a red! YNWA Torres 🔴

  • @kimgallagher6254
    @kimgallagher6254 Год назад +43

    The club was owned by a bunch or money hungry tyrants. The owners didn't deserve Torres. The fans did. I am Liverpool through and through, I am also unashamedly a Fernando Torres fan. The criticism he received was not justified. He was the king, the kid, El-Nino. He was one of a kind. We all miss him and hope that one day Jurgen Klopp can get him back for those legends games.

  • @danielsteer7707
    @danielsteer7707 2 года назад +4

    Fantastic exciting player. Lifted everyone and was absolutely loved. For me he's red forever. World class and did it in the biggest finals and against the biggest teams. El Nino! Took Vidic's soul. Too good for Cannavaro. He's right, the club was ruined internally, he was let down, timing. Love this Liverpool Legend. YNWA

  • @bispybristol
    @bispybristol 2 года назад

    Glad I had the opportunity to watch this man live. It was a pleasure . Thank you Nando…. YNWA

  • @wbbobby
    @wbbobby 2 года назад +2

    This man went to chelsea won trophy. Still nobody remembers he played there.. they will allways remember the Liverpool Fernando Torres

  • @TheChisru
    @TheChisru 10 месяцев назад +4

    For me You will always be a legend ,and Hopefully soon you will coach a top flight team and win leagues 🙏

  • @StriderDSC
    @StriderDSC 2 года назад +10

    He was my favorite player growing up and made me support Liverpool. I get his reasoning though, especially now as I'm older. Hicks and Gillett didn't care about the club and had no idea what they were doing. They saw money and that was it. They were rotting it from the inside out and everybody knew it. That Liverpool team featuring Gerrard, Alonso, Mascherano was arguably one of the best midfields in the world at the time and all Hicks and Gillett needed to do was invest to get them over the line and they didn't. Instead, they opted for that "sell to buy" policy and started piling on massive amounts of debt. Anybody else would've seen the writing on the wall and, after hearing it from Fernando himself, that the ownership and management didn't care about any of it, let alone players, I can't blame him at all.

  • @jeneralradek
    @jeneralradek Год назад +2

    As a United Fans, i admit Torres is one of Goal Scoring Machine at his prime. Every defender face Torres like facing Thunderstorm

  • @CatholicZak
    @CatholicZak 10 месяцев назад +1

    Fernando Torres Liverpool's number 9! My all time fav player and idol growing up! Always will love torres. Y.N.W.A El Nino 🔴🔴🔴💯❤️

  • @domcoyle4288
    @domcoyle4288 Год назад +3

    Even as a United fan it was sad to see him go. It never really happened for him at Chelsea but an unbelievable player on his day

  • @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf
    @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf 2 года назад +33

    “I know I am never going to feel the way I felt at Anfield again, even in my dreams,” he says. “Here at Atlético, I am home. It is where I grew up. I was a supporter in the stand, I joined the academy and then I became a player. It is normal that the people love me, because I am one of them. You can do wrong and they forgive you. At Liverpool, there was no reason for this relationship to develop the way it did. How many players have signed for Liverpool, they go there and play and pass the years but nobody remembers what they did? I was lucky. They did not have any reason to love me that way but they made me feel different to any other player.”
    -Fernando Torres
    (quote from "ring of fire")

    • @chubs2312
      @chubs2312 2 года назад +1

      They made him one of their own. They usually do with their greats

    • @melv5816
      @melv5816 2 года назад +1

      And this is exactly why it was such a bitter and painful blow for Liverpool fans when he left for Chelsea. Liverpool fans truly took him in and LOVED him like their own. He was their golden boy basically.
      Now years later, that wound has healed for most fans but...it's hard to not remember the end to his time at Liverpool while reminiscing about the good memories.

    • @philipmarsden7104
      @philipmarsden7104 Месяц назад

      @@melv5816 The way he went was designed to hurt a place where he was happy, his words left a bitter taste too and on top of that came a high price tag. Combined, the pressure ruined his form and I believe his psyche was more fragile than he thought. From being the ''main man'' he turned into a disappointing squad player who occasionally showed his old brilliance.True, he won some medals, but far too often he was merely a bit player. Quite sad when all's considered. We missed him and he ultimately damaged his own career, that is, if a career is not only judged by silverware.

  • @yukiyasuke7427
    @yukiyasuke7427 Год назад +6

    Most painful transfer.He was so loved at LFC.

  • @kayseibrahim9378
    @kayseibrahim9378 2 года назад +2

    This man made me fall in love with Liverpool as a Manc. In 08 I was 9 years old

  • @stuartmaltby2035
    @stuartmaltby2035 2 года назад +11

    I remember for years was linked with El Nino and when we finally got him, those first 2 seasons where incredible 👏. Always hoped he'd kick again after leaving chelski but he never seemed to have the same desire.

    • @MrZoD77
      @MrZoD77 2 года назад +1

      I don't think it came down to desire as he always gave it his all, he just wasn't the same player after that injury

    • @dustintribbiani
      @dustintribbiani 2 года назад

      Fernando Torres score total 320 goals :
      Liverpool : 90
      Atletico Madrid : 130
      Chelsea : 47
      AC Milan : 1
      Sagan Tosu : 7
      Spain National : 45
      This number is incredible, for a striker whose form really dropped at chelsea for 3 years.

    • @shesbaldbutiwould
      @shesbaldbutiwould 2 года назад

      @@MrZoD77 wasnt injury either,he was inside his own head too much

  • @albusha5150
    @albusha5150 2 года назад +31

    I have supported Liverpool since my teens in 1976 and needless to say how much I love the club! I have no hard feelings against Torres. Instead, I love him and if I ever meet him I will tell him YNWA. Yes, from my perspective he made a mistake he went to Chelsea but so did Michael Owen, and many others. We're all humans and we're not perfect. We make mistakes all the time. Wish Torres had stayed and one could only imagine what a heavenly duo Torres and Luis Suarez would've been. Had he stayed 2014 to say the least would've been our season!

    • @hiseverest9074
      @hiseverest9074 2 года назад +1

      He won the the league, domestic and European glory and that was what he wanted. He wanted to be a winner and was looking for higher things and Liverpool couldn't provide that.

    • @bia8367
      @bia8367 2 года назад +2

      With torres u wud never got suarez

    • @albusha5150
      @albusha5150 2 года назад +1

      @@hiseverest9074 It's a fair assessment pal: you've got him and you've got domestic and European glory. Had he stayed with us together with Suarez the rest is history.

    • @albusha5150
      @albusha5150 2 года назад +2

      @@bia8367 What makes you so sure to say that? We've got Suarez for 20 mil and we've got Caroll for 35 mil. Perhaps, you mean Caroll.

    • @bia8367
      @bia8367 2 года назад +2

      @@albusha5150 i meant when u had torres your team wudnt go after suarez. They wud be quite happy with torres alone. Once he was sold, u needed a new forward.

  • @joshfitt9026
    @joshfitt9026 2 года назад +1

    First New signing I ever fell in love with. El Niño and Stevie together were unstoppable, absolutely heartbroken as a kid when he left but I never resented him for it, I loved him too much. Always my footballing idol🙌🏻🙌🏻

  • @boofman5370
    @boofman5370 Год назад

    This guy was my hero growing up and made me a liverpool fan it was heartbreaking when he left

  • @RedRaptor7
    @RedRaptor7 2 года назад +32

    Torres was 27 at the time and Liverpool weren’t going anywhere fast. They finished 7th the season before 6th then 8th. He was past his best in 2010 he no longer had the pace to lead the line. Liverpool getting £50million was probably the best thing IMO he wasn’t worth half that in 2011. From 07-09 he was probably one of the best strikers in the world but injuries completely killed him.

    • @Matty1800
      @Matty1800 2 года назад +1

      It’s always the same with most fast players, end up straining their hamstrings having to adapt their fast paced game to a more slower one due to the fact they don’t want to aggrivate their leg muscles anymore, same with Michael Owen & Sturridge, quite sad really

    • @brianfairclough4109
      @brianfairclough4109 2 года назад +2

      I'm afraid you're right. For two seasons he was incredible. He seemed to get found out after that. He's a Liverpool legend in my book, but compared to Mohmmed Salah.... nah.

  • @y1521t21b5
    @y1521t21b5 2 года назад +11

    At his peak, the best striker on the planet. Will never forget what he did for us and, in particular, what an absolute mug he made of Vidić, especially in that famous thrashing of _ManU_ at _Old Trafford!_
    *_YN🔴❤🔴WA_*

  • @FreePalestine..
    @FreePalestine.. 11 месяцев назад +2

    Torres taught me to never love a player with all my heart. I was absolutely heartbroken when he left.

  • @adityahoppus3417
    @adityahoppus3417 2 года назад +1

    This man deserved more at that day... I am broke when his left long ago.. But doesnt matter now.. He is one of our legend

  • @rhyscollier
    @rhyscollier 2 года назад +6

    It was fascinating to see the legend that left Liverpool became such a chump at Chelsea... Guess it was mostly the knee injury but he almost seemed cursed (or acute lack of confidence)

  • @lampsbright8062
    @lampsbright8062 2 года назад +3

    That goal he scored for Chelsea against Barcelona and we won the Champions League will always be remembered 💙💙💙

    • @pokerjoker6280
      @pokerjoker6280 2 года назад +1

      Yeah scored goal when they was allready going through worth 50 million 😂

  • @garrywilliams3045
    @garrywilliams3045 2 года назад +1

    I almost cried he was a legend in the making

  • @aqwalth1172
    @aqwalth1172 2 года назад

    the reason why i love & become liverpool fans, its because of you Torres, thank you for bring my heart to this club..13 years and still counting, #ynwa

  • @jamescurrall9341
    @jamescurrall9341 2 года назад +4

    While at the time I was heartbroken he was by far my favorite player. Looking back now it worked out for everyone, while he was never close to the player he was annd for £50 mill a huge dud he got his trophies and Liverpool got Suarez from the money raised which was a huge upgrade from an injury ravaged Torres. Stil have a Torres signed Liverpool shirt framed on my wall for the good memories.

  • @colmax2023
    @colmax2023 2 года назад +6

    Broke my heart. Brought us some great memories. The man who always stepped up.

  • @greendozen8768
    @greendozen8768 9 месяцев назад

    A player who make me a liverpool fans from then until now
    Thank you Torres

  • @Starlord3d3
    @Starlord3d3 Месяц назад

    Back then I did not like his decision to leave, felt betrayed but never hated him. He was absolutely phenomenal

  • @Hakuu_A19
    @Hakuu_A19 2 года назад +3

    I don't think I'll ever love a player as much as I loved him. I hold no ill against this man because it's true that we were a mess at the time and he didn't have to stay and be a part of that

  • @robbieclarke4530
    @robbieclarke4530 11 месяцев назад

    Broke my heart more than any player! Prob part of the reason why I don’t get so attached to individual players anymore.

  • @zuneid375
    @zuneid375 Год назад

    My favourite player, Torres was the best ❤

  • @jerinjohnson1529
    @jerinjohnson1529 2 года назад +8

    I loved him at Liverpool. I grew up watching him play and he was my favourite player. I was his biggest fan. I still am tbh...
    I understood why he chose to leave, the club at that time was ruined; the people in charge were parasites and the team was a shadow of it's former self.
    But it broke my heart when he chose Chelsea. I would have accepted it if he went abroad but out of all the clubs he moved to Chelsea.

    • @bobsmith3291
      @bobsmith3291 2 года назад

      what part of Liverpool are you from

  • @jarmohaapala3792
    @jarmohaapala3792 2 года назад +47

    "It's still hard to understand why he left" says Henry Winter. No, it's not. Liverpool were a midtable team going nowhere at the time and Torres was a player arguably in his prime years. It's not that hard to figure out why he left. But it is well known British football journalists are biased towards traditional big clubs like Liverpool.

    • @theatreofdreams7
      @theatreofdreams7 2 года назад +6

      Exactly. That wanker pretends to be shocked but it’s quite easy to understand Torres’ decision. But like you said British media are heavily biased towards Liverpool. That’s why they can’t accept this.

    • @GavinWoods
      @GavinWoods 2 года назад +2

      I disagree. It's the same reason why Gerrard ended up staying at Liverpool. He would have been just another player at Chelsea (which happened to Torres) rather than being a legend. He was totally unprofessional before he left. Yes, he had issues with the board but that was not the fans, his team mates or his coaches fault. By leaving in the way he did, he disrespected them all.

    • @n0213862
      @n0213862 2 года назад +1

      @@GavinWoods He was already a legend at his boyhood club Athletico. He didn’t need to be a legend everywhere. He won the trophies he wanted in football partly as a result of leaving. You also have to look at it from his perspective.

    • @AlphaMaleMy
      @AlphaMaleMy 2 года назад +2

      @@theatreofdreams7 British media are heavily biased london clubs, get your facts right

    • @lepatron2x116
      @lepatron2x116 2 года назад +1

      This is it. Torres left on my birthday and naturally I was very angry, but as an athlete, you only have so much time. Time was running out for Torres and what he achieved at Chelsea, he would have never achieved that at Liverpool, especially with the transitioning of the club

  • @adrianpennington9533
    @adrianpennington9533 9 месяцев назад +1

    Forever in our hearts for what he gave to the club

  • @MCQ961
    @MCQ961 2 года назад

    A man that make me love Liverpool fc, also the man that broke my heart after. But still he is my favorite Liverpool player after gerrard

  • @sexshit1107
    @sexshit1107 Год назад +3

    As a lifeline LFC fan, this is the transfer that hurt the most.Imagine the partnership he would have had with Saurez.Still like Torres and certainly didn't go and burn posters of him.The guy was an amazing footballer, up there in his prime with Ronaldo.

    • @oladipupofadoju9839
      @oladipupofadoju9839 Год назад

      The money Liverpool collected from his sales was used to purchase Suarez, 😂

  • @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf
    @KilluaZoldyck-qx9jf 2 года назад +3

    You can tell he never really wanted to leave :(

  • @nanugabriellenoelle8051
    @nanugabriellenoelle8051 Год назад

    BEAUTIFUL LEGEND Congratulations !

  • @saraloveslfc
    @saraloveslfc 2 года назад +1

    He was the reason I became a Liverpool supporter so his departure really hurt back then but watching this helped me see his side of the story a bit more. Still sucks but oh well he taught me to not get attached to any players because only very few are truly loyal to their clubs. They have ambitions and can only play so many years so it’s not surprising that loyalty isn’t their first priority.

  • @Snapmaw
    @Snapmaw 2 года назад +4

    Liverpool got the best years out of him and when it seemed like the end of the world when he left we signed someone who grew much better in Suarez but Liverpool still had a long time to reach the top again. Torres may have got the trophies he was looking for at club football at Chelsea and that goal against Barcelona somewhat saved his Chelsea career because he was a flop but he repaid his fee with that goal alone. Leaving for silverware is understandable but going to Chelsea was the problem

  • @ppbhaiya
    @ppbhaiya 2 года назад +9

    My favorite Liverpool player back in the day, was absolutely heart broken when he left, understandable now after hearing his side and now I'm mature enough to accept why most footballers only care for trophies specially the foreign ones. His Chelsea tenure does give me some solace as his career went terribly downhill since leaving Liverpool, much deserved for the betrayal, may have won some trophies on paper but truth be told he'd have earned a legend status had he left amicably a few years later and not to our rivals. Love him or hate him, he was a Liverpool great, still my fav striker to play for reds, Gerrard-Torres duo was sensational, thanks for the wonderful memories Fernando ❤️

  • @rk_kartex2475
    @rk_kartex2475 Год назад +1

    Always be my favorite 😭

  • @silveraldifirdaus8710
    @silveraldifirdaus8710 2 года назад +2

    He is the sole reason why I choose Liverpool as my football's religion and watched him leaving Liverpool, was the most heartbroken thing in my teenage years.

  • @mrsumptuous9329
    @mrsumptuous9329 2 года назад +14

    Will always be a Liverpool legend. Hurt when he left but I remember back then how pissed off I was with the club because of the low ambition and lack of good signings. Just wish he moved to a different league and not Chelsea. But still… YNWA Torres!!!

    • @GavinWoods
      @GavinWoods 2 года назад +2

      Legends don't leave when the going gets tough.

    • @ste2442
      @ste2442 2 года назад +2

      He’s not a Liverpool legend

    • @goldsphinix
      @goldsphinix 2 года назад

      Legend? I don't think that word means what you think it means.

  • @johngraham5386
    @johngraham5386 2 года назад +3

    If he had left to go abroad we would still Love Torress

  • @bannman99
    @bannman99 9 месяцев назад

    Fully understand Fernando's reasons for leaving loved him and still do scored some fantastic goals for the Reds which I'll never ever forget ynwa El ninio

  • @akesh5803
    @akesh5803 2 года назад +1

    He is my Idol always Liverpool legend 🔴

  • @harpy1234
    @harpy1234 2 года назад +3

    i remember the heartbreak of him leaving then the joy of his career taking a nose dive, but liverpool were blessed to get the best years out of him and he was a joy watch..

  • @tla2119
    @tla2119 2 года назад +17

    Why is Gerrard speaking like he's talking to Eastern Europeans

    • @HT008
      @HT008 2 года назад +2

      because hes talking to foreign journalists that properly dont speak very good english

    • @ThandoKING
      @ThandoKING 2 года назад +1

      It's the first time hearing Stevie G speak like this 🤣....I love it 😂

    • @redlady935
      @redlady935 Месяц назад

      The documentary makers were Spanish

    • @redlady935
      @redlady935 Месяц назад

      ​@@HT008that's not true

  • @hockey5149
    @hockey5149 9 месяцев назад

    I will always respect and love the way torres played football. His liverpool poster will always remain on my wall and heart.

  • @PegimampooS
    @PegimampooS 2 года назад

    One of my fav striker! He has won everything from golden shoes, mvp, small cups to Epl, Champion league, World Cup, etc. except one - Ballon D'or.

  • @ramzirobart1032
    @ramzirobart1032 2 года назад +5

    First time i saw him score that 1st goal vs chelsea where he got past Ben Haim and scored past Cech, Torres was my instant favorite player. I even bought a magazine with his poster and put it in my locker. When he left, it was so painful for me but I somewhat forgave him instantly because he did not win even 1 title in Liverpool. He made the right choice imo

    • @lyndoncmp5751
      @lyndoncmp5751 2 года назад +1

      Liverpool didnt win anything under Torres because he missed a lot of games. If he was a stronger player, less prone to injury Liverpool would likely have won the Premier League in 2009 and UEFA Cup in 2010.

  • @JonC4296
    @JonC4296 2 года назад +6

    I still feel that dagger in my heart the day he left and of all places to Chelsea. I wasn't bitter and angry on him leaving, it was where he chose to go to. It was a slap in the face and that's the part that made a lot of LFC fans very livid. He was never and will never be a local lad, like Stevie and Jamie, that much we understand. It wasn't fair to expect the same level of love from him but the sense of disrespect to the fans who absolutely idolised him was unbelievable. This one hurt real bad, in my 30+ year of being an LFC fan. After the dust had settle after all these years and he said his side of the story, I really felt bad for him. He wanted winners medals and cups, he got them but he lost the love and respect of a lot of fans. LFC was a toxic and unstable place at that time and he is someone who needed assurance and love from the club to thrive, and that is something the club couldn't give him. After all these years, he still love the fans and i sense a deep regret from him on how things unfolded.

    • @robertjebediahfreeman4177
      @robertjebediahfreeman4177 2 года назад +1

      Tbf he didn't go to Man U like a certain someone

    • @JonC4296
      @JonC4296 2 года назад +1

      @@robertjebediahfreeman4177 true... His only saving grace was he didn't go directly. But still, he did go and because of that to this day I still won't put him anywhere near my list of greats that played for LFC

    • @gipgop4740
      @gipgop4740 2 года назад +2

      He's not british brother.
      It was never a betrayal.
      Liverpool betrayed him.
      That's it.

    • @Comatosedpeanut
      @Comatosedpeanut 2 года назад +1

      Gerrard almost ended up at chelsea too, if not for death threats to his family.

    • @robertjebediahfreeman4177
      @robertjebediahfreeman4177 2 года назад

      @@gipgop4740 the institution betrayed him and not the fans. The fans had to step in to stop Gerrard going t9 Chelsea as well. I don't blame him for going and there's worse places he could also have gone like a certain someone as I aluded to earlier.

  • @TheeIdol
    @TheeIdol 2 года назад +2

    He loved Liverpool, Chelsea was just business. He is certainly a Liverpool legend today

  • @darrenclarke5201
    @darrenclarke5201 Год назад

    Loved him at liverpool, so sad way it all ended, will always wish him best in life

  • @cam7963
    @cam7963 2 года назад +19

    At Least he won titles at Chelsea and scored some very important goals. I wouldn't say it was a bad move on his part. Nobody is obligated to remain at one club. Very few do

  • @lfc290
    @lfc290 2 года назад +3

    Agger nailed him.! 😆😆

  • @luboivanov1940
    @luboivanov1940 2 года назад +1

    I remember I was 11 and my dad said “Torres left Liverpool” and two tears went down my cheeks. Honestly, it felt like losing a close friend and was crying and watching Torres and Stevie G goal compilations 😂 I was such a mess but to this day, Torres is still my favourite player, El Niño❤️

  • @EzraDair
    @EzraDair Месяц назад +1

    As a Chelsea fan it’s crazy when you think about it, Torres spent more time with us than Liverpool

  • @kunalm15
    @kunalm15 2 года назад +6

    He needed a loving environment to thrive. He never got that at Chelsea and unfortunately the Liverpool ownership back then screwed the club.

  • @Curwen43
    @Curwen43 2 года назад +5

    No transfer has ever had me more gutted. His struggles at Chelsea and his comeback in the testimonial healed that and will be remembered fondly. YNWA el Nino

  • @Lucky-iw8ft
    @Lucky-iw8ft Год назад

    Pemain bola yg bikin betah nonton bola padahal waktu itu ada ronaldo & messi, gatau kenapa ngefans sama torres. Denger2 sih alasan sebenernya torres ke chelsea itu karena dia pas lagi cedera - performa turun - nah di Liverpool pada saat itu dia terkesan emg mau dijual sama club & manajemen padahal dia masih betah di Liverpool ga ada niatan pergi tapi karena mungkin dia terdesak dan merasa emang mau dibuang, makanya dia cepet2 pergi dan dia pasti tau keputusan itu bakal berat banget terutama di hati para fans Liverpool

  • @rolandonieves3403
    @rolandonieves3403 2 года назад +1

    Fernando grande por todo lo que has aportado al juego.