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No doubt! I'm not a native speaker.

I speak Spanish and I'm telling you that's how it's pronounced. You could even go to google translate and ask it to read out Llorente. http://translate.google.com/#auto/es/Llorente

Yorente is the right pronunciation, or as close as you can get. It's more a 'y' sound than an 'l' sound. It doesn't sound like "figlio", but like "your". Like David Villa's last name. It's pronounced "Viya", not "Vilya". That's in their native Spanish from Spain. In the Spanish of some of...

I don't know if this is good or bad for us. Good in the sense that it gives him confidence and maybe some more experience, and promotes our team as having international players from countries as good as Spain in addition to Italy and whatever else. But bad because, well, a rested and...

Yeah, he really improved in the second half. His chest controls ahead of rushing Napoli defenders were great in the second half, if he can spread the ball as well it's going to be very enjoyable to see him play against teams that employ high pressure on our forwards (like most mid-table Serie A...

Bite your tongue, you scum! :D But isn't Llorente also in the Spanish NT?

Bilbao are pulling our leg.

Anyone have any idea about Nando's current form?

Welcome Fernando! :bigscarf: