TORRES SAYS HE DOESN'T NEED A REST?

The Spaniard, whose goal in Saturday's 2-1
victory over Arsenal was his fifth in all
competitions this season, has started every game
up front for the Blues so far in 2012-13, with
Daniel Sturridge injured and new signing Victor
Moses on the bench.
But the former Liverpool man is adamant that he
is more than happy to continue playing as many
games as possible.
"I've been resting last season too many games,
so I'm fresh now. I'm feeling good," Torres told
Chelsea TV.
"If you have great players, you have to use them.
That gives you more chances to score and to
win."
The 28-year-old scored the opener at the
Emirates Stadium as Chelsea secured a hard-
fought win against a Gunners side who had yet
to lose in the Premier League and he observed
that Roberto Di Matteo's men have found the
perfect blend.
"Arsenal are a great team in possession but we
were not scared to keep the ball," the £50
million man noted.
"Also, this is the best way to defend, and this is
one of the main reasons why Chelsea are not
conceding too many goals, because we have the
ball and we do it with quality."