It is a massive question with 13 games under his belt with the blues and not even a sniff of a goal and a look of muted embarrassment on his face every time he comes off the pitch, it is one he must be asking himself.

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I can't listen to the podcasts right now, but here is my thought:

Should Torres have left Liverpool?

At that time, no I think he should have stayed at Liverpool until the summer and wait how things would have evolved at Liverpool. Plus, before moving out, you can't tell exactly whether he`s going be successful straight away at Chelsea. Anyways, since he wanted to move out there is no point to keep him.
Now, Torres wanted to move to Chelsea, with the opportunity to prove himself at the club, take up the challenge, participate in the champions league and stuff.... Fair enough I understand he wants to take his career to another level. However, in football we all know that when a player joins a new club, there are factors which need to be taken into consideration, such as the time that is needed to adapt and fit in the new team's style of play. In this case it turns out to be a failure so far, both for the club and for him, because right now Torres hasn't really made an impact at Chelsea. Having not scored a single goal in 13 games has quite affected his play and confidence, making him less likely to be a 1st choice striker for Ancelotti. That's understandable, because Chelsea needs results.

As far as Liverpool is concerned, like I said before Torres should have stayed until the summer, and then make a decision. But he chose to leave saying that he wanted to "develop further as a player", well now he's a flop.

To me when a player doesn`t keep his words, and joins a rival club, I see him as a traitor. I know everything goes fast in football, but breaking promises is just disrespectful to the supporters.

Anyways, I believe Torres will get back to his best with Chelsea next season

No, he not only broke the contract, but also broke millions of hearts.... That's it...

Well the only thing I can critise is the time of when he decided to leave Liverpool, if he didn't leave while Liverpool were rebuilding and at the end of the season he would have been respected by liverpool fans, the fact that he left at the middle of the season showed he didn't care about the future of our team and the fact that he chose to play in the champions league selfishly with ought trying to help liverpool get to that stage.

I do not blaim him for doing what he did, if your uncertain about your future, you should try to find a better solution, in his situation Chelsea. But he just chose the wrong time.

In relevance to his future, it was a huge decision, he had to make a big impact for Chelsea early on, and facing his old team on his first week messed up his morale, its been 13 games and he still hasn't scored, or looked like his old self. In the end I believe torres is a isolated striker, he has done well with david villa in the spanish squad but other then that he needs some one special like gerrard to make him play well. I don't know if he is gonna' fit with the current Chelsea players but I hope in time he can

Look, those podcast guys hit the target here.

This is a big scam. And probably Torres is playing the part.

They sold him to Roman for 50 mil. Torres is advised to play horribly.come the summer, they will ask to buy him back for 5 mil. Roman will be happy to save at least 10%. Torres returns and shines. Liverpool have Torres back, two other good forwards and 40 mils to spend (well a bit less, considering Torres' cut).

Mystery solved! Thank you Football Fancast!

Well the timing of his move was really bad, he should have either left the summer before or waited till the end of the season to move. Maybe things would have turned out differently anyway I can only hope that he starts to turn things around sooner rather than later

I will keep it nice and simple. No!

Torres has been having problem with timing in general.

That is why he can't score and that's why he stood with Liverpool when they went down and left them when they were in their way up.

It's all about timing in football. And not only there

Should torres have left liverpool? - yes

Should he have gone to chelsea? - no

I personally feel that torres is a great player who has fallen under the weight of the prem. England is not always the best choice for the foriegn superstar because we are a tough crowd to please and if we are honest a large majority of the crowd is easily swayed by the opinion of the few. Torres is just one a few graet players who didn't settle in england. Forlan, benzema come to the top of my head, the great anelka was out of favor for years until his resurgence.

If I were torres I would try and get back to spain and find my way again but not with one of the big two. I would go to a top ten side but one that lets me play every week for ninety mins with a fan base that screams adoration at my name, cause lets face it deep down we all just want to be loved

To be honest I don't think the Reds would have started to improve as quickly as they did if Torres didn't leave. Because of injury problems it looked unlikely that he was going to return to that same form before the end of the season and the sale of torres was the best move for the club considering the players that they bought with the money. The fans can get angry and burn all the shirts they want but the Reds made the right call in selling him

So, you can edit that now, He has officialy finally god-damnedly scored!

Lol, he should have left liverpool, but not in the middle of te season

I said when it happened that Pool got the better of the deal and Torres made a huge mistake. Oh well.... I wasn't in the locker room for all those years so who knows how how he really felt. I will say this much though.... He really hasn't shown the world class form he is supposed to have.... And in fact I think he has had a horrible year all around.... I know some injuries are to blame and his performance in the WC was ghost like.... So maybe he just should have shut it down for a year

TOrres sucks.... Lady striker from spain.... His goal sucked too.... It was water all around.... Defenders' slipped.... Ball stopped in between when he ran forward.... Defenders down, ball still, goalkeeper wondering, lady boy saw an empty goal and he placed the ball in the back of the net....
Goal? Eh! Anyone can hit an empty goal.... He still has a lot to prove himself.... First of many?
Many goal droughts.... Torres ~el-c**t~

Its easy to see why a lot of Liverpool fans feel aggrieved, uncertain times, the whole story breaking out in the last few week of the transfer window and no potential replacements lined up - at the time. A lot has happened since, Liverpool have doubled their investment in him, got two more strikers for one and have a really good shout for silverware next season. For their own sake, surely the supporters have to see that they've undoubtedly come off better in Feb than what they had in Jan.

As for Torres himself, the reasons he left are already out there, and with a pre-season to prepare with and the remainder of a 5 year contract, he'll have good things to contribute to the Chelsea squad

From a chelsea point of view I love it    Edit: this was posted by my uncle, mod delete please. (he is a bloody chelsea fan :/)