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Fernando Torres' Top Five Goals Of 2008
As part of Goal.com's series on the five FIFA World Player of the Year Nominees, we look at Fernando Torres' top five goals of the year 2008 and invite you to vote for the best one!
Jan 12, 2009 1:28:37 PM
Fernando Torres is one of five nominees for the FIFA World Player of the Year award, and with the kind of videos below it's not hard to see why.
In commemoration of his fine 2008, we have put together five of his top goals on this page - and we want YOU to help choose which is best!
After viewing each strike, scroll down and click onto our poll to select your favourite. The most popular of the five after 24 hours of voting will be put forward to compete against the top goals from the other four players for our grand final!
1. Liverpool vs. Middlesbrough, 23 Feb 2008 - a smooth move leads to the second and best goal of a Torres hat-trick.
2. Liverpool vs. West Ham United, 5 March 2008 (first goal only) - not even a dodgy cross and tight marking could prevent El Nino from burying this beauty.
3. Internazionale vs. Liverpool, 11 March 2008 - a nice touch and turn culminates in an unstoppable finish.
4. Liverpool vs. Arsenal, 8 April 2008 - Philippe Senderos now knows why you cannot give a world-class striker an inch of room.
5. Germany vs. Spain, 29 June 2008 - and La Furia Roja's trophy drought is broken!
Now, click here to vote on the best one, and don't forget to leave your opinion in the comments box below!
--Goal.com team
In commemoration of his fine 2008, we have put together five of his top goals on this page - and we want YOU to help choose which is best!
After viewing each strike, scroll down and click onto our poll to select your favourite. The most popular of the five after 24 hours of voting will be put forward to compete against the top goals from the other four players for our grand final!
1. Liverpool vs. Middlesbrough, 23 Feb 2008 - a smooth move leads to the second and best goal of a Torres hat-trick.
2. Liverpool vs. West Ham United, 5 March 2008 (first goal only) - not even a dodgy cross and tight marking could prevent El Nino from burying this beauty.
3. Internazionale vs. Liverpool, 11 March 2008 - a nice touch and turn culminates in an unstoppable finish.
4. Liverpool vs. Arsenal, 8 April 2008 - Philippe Senderos now knows why you cannot give a world-class striker an inch of room.
5. Germany vs. Spain, 29 June 2008 - and La Furia Roja's trophy drought is broken!
Now, click here to vote on the best one, and don't forget to leave your opinion in the comments box below!
--Goal.com team
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