So-called coward Fernando Torres has vowed not to celebrate should he score a goal in Sunday’s Chelsea vs Liverpool. The Spaniard claims to love Chelsea but still respect the KOP.
“First, I have to play. And then, I have to score,” Fernando Torres told the media during a press conference as he prepares to make his Chelsea debut this weekend.
“But, I have big respect for Liverpool fans, so I don’t think I’ll celebrate. I only have good things to say about Liverpool people.”
Meanwhile, with more than 24 hours to go before the Chelsea vs Liverpool game kicks off, Carlo Ancelotti hasn’t made any decision regarding the inclusion of Fernando Torres in the team’s starting XI. However, the Blues manager is certain that the £50M signing will feature on Sunday after missing Chelsea’s 4-2 win away to Sunderland earlier in the week.
“He is available to play against Liverpool,” Carlo Ancelotti stated as he spoke to reporters about Fernando Torres.
“But I do not know if he will start or if he will come during the game. It’s my decision. I want to take the decision obviously. Surely, I will take the decision before 4pm on Sunday.”
Angry Liverpool fans have promised to teach Fernando Torres a tough lesson for joining their bitter rivals on the last day of the transfer window. Sunday’s Chelsea vs Liverpool battle at the Bridge presents an immense opportunity for revenge.
“But, I have big respect for Liverpool fans, so I don’t think I’ll celebrate. I only have good things to say about Liverpool people.”
Meanwhile, with more than 24 hours to go before the Chelsea vs Liverpool game kicks off, Carlo Ancelotti hasn’t made any decision regarding the inclusion of Fernando Torres in the team’s starting XI. However, the Blues manager is certain that the £50M signing will feature on Sunday after missing Chelsea’s 4-2 win away to Sunderland earlier in the week.
“He is available to play against Liverpool,” Carlo Ancelotti stated as he spoke to reporters about Fernando Torres.
“But I do not know if he will start or if he will come during the game. It’s my decision. I want to take the decision obviously. Surely, I will take the decision before 4pm on Sunday.”
Angry Liverpool fans have promised to teach Fernando Torres a tough lesson for joining their bitter rivals on the last day of the transfer window. Sunday’s Chelsea vs Liverpool battle at the Bridge presents an immense opportunity for revenge.
