¿Amenazas de Torres?

El diario 20minutos se hace eco de unas declaraciones de Fernando a The Sun, las cuales, bajo nuestro punto de vista, no se ciñen a la realidad. Ponemos la noticia del diario español, y la The Sun, y en esta última no se ve la frase donde Fernando amenaza con irse, sólo en el titular.

Torres amenaza con irse del Liverpool si echan a Benítez
Crecido por sus recientes actuaciones, el delantero defiende al técnico.
"No es un entrenador cualquiera, los jugadores le debemos mucho".
"Si se va, muchos reflexionaremos sobre el futuro".

En el pulso que mantiene con los dueños del Liverpool y que puede costarle el cargo, Rafa Benítez ha encontrado a un aliado de peso: Fernando Torres. Si la semana pasada fue la afición la que dio todo su apoyo a Benítez , este fin de semana ha sido Torres, crecido por sus dos goles en la Liga de Campeones y su impresionante golazo en la pasada jornada de la Premier League ante el Bolton.

El delantero madrileño amenaza en las páginas de The Sun con abandonar el equipo si echan a Rafa Benítez. "Rafa no puede irse. Los aficionados han dado su veredicto y éste es inapelable", afirmó Torres tras su gran gol al Bolton.

"El entrenador ha creado un grupo muy unido y si él se va muchos jugadores reflexionaran sobre su futuro. Benítez no es un entrenador cualquiera: ha creado un equipo y ha apostado por jugadores que le deben mucho".

Texto de The Sun:
If Benitez goes... we go too
FERNANDO TORRES last night told Liverpool’s owners: Sack Rafa Benitez and we’ll walk.
The £21.5million hitman insists Anfield stars will go if Americans Tom Hicks and George Gillett axe the boss.
Torres, who hit the second goal in yesterday’s romp against Bolton, said: “He cannot leave. The fans have given their verdict and it was clear.
“Benitez has created a team of people who are indebted to him.
“It’s certain if he goes many players will think about their futures. Benitez is not just another manager. He created a team and put his faith in players that owe him a lot.”
The manager’s future is in the balance after his fall-out with the Yanks over new signings.
Thousands of Kop fans produced a massive show of support for Benitez ahead of last week’s Champions League triumph against Porto.
And this latest romp made it 21 goals in Liverpool’s last five games, moving them up to third in the league with a game in hand over second-placed Chelsea.
But despite Torres’ masterful display, Benitez insisted they are anything but a one-man band.
He said: “Yes, it is great to have a striker who can give you 20 goals a season but it is easier for defenders if he is the only man they have to worry about.
“You also need others who will give you 15 and players who can score important goals — and we have that.
“We scored four today but it could easily have been more.”
Having seen his side crash back to earth after last week’s 1-0 win over Manchester United, Bolton boss Gary Megson said: “I was going to dress it up in all kinds of b******s but the bottom line is we didn’t compete anywhere near as well as we did last week.”