How Fernando Torres stole Liverpool hearts in 2007-08

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How many times have we seen it? A player with a big reputation or huge potential, struggling to adapt to the pressures and standards of Premier League football. Many take time to settle, and many never manage to adapt and produce the form that got them their dream move in the first place.

It often takes a special player to make their mark on the English game, but for one man, the speed at which he stamped his authority on the Premier League was nothing short of remarkable.

That man was Fernando Torres, a scintillating Spaniard who was born to score goals, no matter what the league. Unsurprisingly, El Nino would instantly become an Anfield favourite.

Read the article at Planet Football.

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