Excuses are like those miracle diet tips you see advertised on the cover of women's magazines – the more there are, the less credible they are. Over the past year or so a host of explanations have been offered for the poor form of Fernando Torres: his confidence is low, non-stop football has left him jaded, he needs a long run of games to fully shake off injury, the players around him are unworthy, his motivation is drained, he is trying too hard. And so on. Much more of this and Chelsea fans will be forced to conclude that the most expensive footballer in British history is, in fact, a waste of money.
i think he will score his first goal soon then more will come
he should have scored by now!
It takes time to settle in a club if he gets first goal more are certain to follow or perhaps he doesn't suit chelsea we'll have to wait and see
Ever seen the departure of Benitez, Torres doesn't seem to have his infamous form. He was just finding it under Dalglish, as he did play better and scored more goals (3 in his last 4 games) but left too soon. I don't think he will be a star striker for Chelsea. Too much pressure and expectations
Liverpool made a huge profit on torres!! worth 50mil? i think not. for 50mil youd expect him to score on his debut, at least one goal!! its taking him forever and i can tell you even chelsea fans are getting impatient. sure he will score again, but he is past his prime in my books.