Saturday, 21 March 2009
National Museums: Liverpool (Steven Gerrard)
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Fernando Torres Targets Liverpool Goal Record
The Spain international was one of the scorers against Manchester United last weekend in the massive 4-1 win at Old Trafford, which let to the title race being back on for the Reds.
Manager Rafael Benitez has praised his striker and captain Steven Gerrard for their contribution to the Reds' season so far.
Speaking to Football365.com, Benitez said, "People talk about them as two strikers these days. How many will they score? Certainly more goals than anyone else we have.
"They are fantastic players, very important for us, so for us to see Torres and Gerrard maybe scoring 20 goals each every season would be a massive boost.
"We need them and we know the team is better when they play together."
The pair scored an astonishing 54 goals between them last season, but that has nearly halved this year to 29, with both players suffering injuries this term.
However, despite the slow stop start season, Torres has endured says he is now relishing the rest of the season and hopes to bag more important goals for the Reds.
"People seem to be marking me tighter and getting closer to me than last season, but that is only normal.
"After last season, they are more aware of me and how I like to play. They know how me, and Steven, like to play, passing the ball between us.
"Unfortunately, we have not been able to play together as much as we would have liked this season because of injury. But when we do, it is up to us to adapt to overcome whatever is put in front of us.
"We have had a lot of league draws this season, too many at home, but in general the opposition's approach to us seems to be different to last season.
"We have been up near the top of the table for a long time, so a draw against Liverpool is like a victory for some teams.
"That is why it has sometimes been difficult for us to play well at home. Teams just come to Anfield to defend, we know this and we have to improve at home when teams play like this against us.
"We have drawn six home league games, which is not normal for a team in our position in the league, but that is the nature of the Premier League."
Liverpool boss Benitez now feels that thanks to their 4-1 triumph over bitter rivals United, the club are now back in the title race.
"I know how much winning at Manchester United means to our fans. You only had to be on the motorway coming home with them last weekend to realise that.
"But we must put that result behind us now and concentrate on winning against Villa.
"We are four points behind Manchester United and they have a game in hand, so only by winning every game we have left can we have a say in the title race."
Liverpool currently sit in third place going into the crunch match against Villa on Sunday, hoping to make up even more ground on United.
Gerrard Commits To Liverpool
The England international feels that the easiest thing would be to move clubs, but has stated this is not what he wants, as he believes winning titles and competitions with the Reds would be more special than winning them with another club.
The 28-year-old has already turned down a move to Chelsea in his career, at a time when his Liverpool future was in doubt, and the Blues reportedly offered a mammoth £32 million for his services.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Gerrard said, "When I see John Terry, Gary Neville and Rio Ferdinand lifting that trophy, I want to do that, but I want to do that for Liverpool football club.
"I think the easy thing would be maybe to move on, but it's not for me. What would be more important for me would be to win it and share it with the club and with my family who are all Liverpool fans.
"That would mean more to me than winning it maybe five or six times somewhere else."
Liverpool's 4-1 win against bitter rivals Manchester United last week did leave the title race a little more open, with the Reds now four points behind United. But United have a game in hand, and Gerrard feels the Reds' form was not good enough when United were away at the Club World Cup in Japan.
"We were out there and we were flying. But you always knew Manchester United were going to come back with their schedule and eventually they did and we've slipped up and lost points where we shouldn't.
"It's even more frustrating now, because you're saying 'what if...what if', but the important thing now is to look forward and to try and win the remaining games and hopefully other teams can do us a few favours."
The Liverpool captain also feels the news that manager Rafael Benitez has signed a new contract with the club will benefit them hugely, and feels that the Spaniard is the man who can take the club forward.
"Liverpool is not really known for all this sort of thing in the media and in-house fighting, so it's nice to have all of that put to bed and Rafa's dedicated five years to the club heloves and we can all move on.
"Hopefully, the next five years can be successful because the main thing at this club is winning trophies."
The England international has been at the club since his promotion from the youth squad in 1998, and the 28-year-old has gone on to make 327 Premier league appearances for the club, scoring a total of 65 goals in the process.