VinnyGee

That was emotional...thanks for sharing that link mate

Drogba, Cech, Terry, Lampard...these are players that respected Mourinho and had a positive influence in the dressing room. I believe any doubtful managerial decisions wouldn't get questioned as these players would convey the managers strategy and generate belief in his decisions. The landscape has since changed and it seems respect has also diminished...very sad to see

Mourinho is a true legend and stand up bloke. He trusted and played his best squad every game. I would have preferred he singled out any disruptive influences or so called bad apples, brought in our loanees to replace them and see us through until the end of the season. Unfortunately Mourinho has too much pride and integrity to single out individuals and we're left with a possibly divided dressing room without arguably the worlds best manager...

Mourinho is a true legend and stand up bloke. He trusted and played his best squad every game. I would have preferred he singled out any disruptive influences or so called bad apples, brought in our loanees to replace them and see us through until the end of the season. Unfortunately Mourinho has too much pride and integrity to single out individuals and we're left with a possibly divided dressing room without arguably the worlds best manager...

Mourinho is a true legend and stand up bloke. He trusted and played his best squad every game. I would have preferred he singled out any disruptive influences or so called bad apples, brought in our loanees to replace them and see us through until the end of the season. Unfortunately Mourinho has too much pride and integrity to single out individuals and we're left with a possibly divided dressing room without arguably the worlds best manager...

I wouldn't rely on the Daily Star as a reliable source of information

That was emotional...thanks for sharing that link mate

You're right, this is not a personal issue and I apologise for the insults.
Looking at the issue pragmatically, Torres is not happy playing for this club and this is obvious looking at his levels of commitment and body language when he plays.
This fact should be recognised and rather than trying to force a square peg into a round hole, let him go and move on.
I think there were two possible options the owner had:
1. Employ a manager who can bring the best out of Torres
2. Sell Torres and consult the existing manager for a recommended replacement
I think the wrong option was taken in this instance but i'm confident our owner will correct any signs of potential failure without any hesitation.
Roman has taken this club to the next level, we've won everything possible while he's been around. Not only that he's always present at most the games which show his commitment and personal interest in the clubs success.
Onwards and upwards!