VIDEO: David Villa's Fury At Juan Mata After The Chelsea Maestro Assists A Fernando Torres Goal Vs Tahiti

There have always been suspicions of envy between Spanish strikers David Villa and Fernando Torres. The video footage below shows a furious David Villa after Fernando's second goal against Tahiti. 

No one knows for sure what Villa said to Juan Mata but it was after Fernando Torres's goal and that means something. It was Juan Mata's second assist for Fernando Torres in the game. David Villa is Spain's all time goal-scorer, I'm surprised he can be envious of Fernando and not hide his feelings even on the pitch. Spain was playing Tahiti too.

Is Fernando Torres on his way to Barcelona?

I'm trying hard to stop laughing over this transfer rumour. It's the time for the rumours so we have to be prepared for some awkward ones. It's a segment of the Spanish press reporting that Fernando "El nino" Torres is interesting Spanish giants, Barcelona. See for yourself...

Barcelona are interested in Chelsea forward Fernando Torres (29). Mourinho doesn't want him and he would be available for 20M. [sport]
— barcastuff (@barcastuff) June 11, 2013

This is one of the transfer rumours that are hard to understand and really should not be reckoned with but it's still fun looking into them.

Jose Mourinho was asked during his press conference about Fernando Torres and his response showed he is interested in giving him a chance, sidelining the assertion "Mourinho doesn't want him" since he is yet to decide. Secondly, Barcelona just got Neymar for insane money, even if David Villa will be moving he has already been replaced. I'm pretty sure Neymar wasn't signed to replace Victor Valdes or play as a centre-half. Even if Barcelona actually want Torres, 20M? Seriously? Are you for real? £,$ or euros, will anyone pay 20M for Torres? Probably the 20M is in Naira because the tweet was not specific.

Barcelona have done really terrible business in recent times, from the "Ibrahimovic" to the "Neymar" (who I personally think is overrated) but don't think too much about this one. Hmmm... If this is actually true... It can't be bad business for us, can it?