Diego Costa

[Mitchell1978]

Great start from him, chelsea has been scoring a lot.

 

[antonnn]

How can he keep scoring with as shit of a pass and shot as his, and no pace? Weird shit.

Because he has a good shot, and very decent pace. His dribbling is also underrated but by no means fantastic either. It's enough for him to get by.

Let's see if he can score on City next week.

 

[Irish_Cules]

Such a beast. Even if he plays for Mourniho now I can't help but love him.

 

[Kinlejus]

I admit I really didn't expect him to do so well... great transfer for Chelsea

Could not find not even a mere reason for him not to succeed there, the personality of his is a perfect fit for Mourinho

 

[antonnn]

I guess some bought into the whole "Chelsea is a striker's graveyard" thing. Others were probably hoping that Costa was a one season wonder. My worry more than anything was injuries for Costa, but I was pretty sure he'd succeed providing he stayed fit.

 

[Flavia]

Funny thing is mourinho almost created chaos on the spanish nt during his tenure at rm, and now the cesc-costa partnership might do wonders for spain, if vdb picks up on that.
It was somewhat clear they both would click. One really complements the other.
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[Behrox]

Cesc, Mou and Costa a match made in hell

 

[zanela]

Another LL alumnus doing the biz in the PL.

I do miss his derby antics.

 

[Kerrybai]

He was NEVER good. Stats don't mean shit. I don't care if he scored 97312 goals this season and I still won't care if he did it again next season. Slow = shit. End of.

Great post Can't believe people wrote him off.

 

[Hamzah]

Another LL alumnus doing the biz in the PL.

I do miss his derby antics.

Yet every time a top quality Liga talent enters the prem they all worry about if they'll adapt and be able to handle the "physicality" .

Every week in the prem is tough compared to other leagues which have about five hard games a year.

 

[Cule4life]

Yet every time a top quality Liga talent enters the prem they all worry about if they'll adapt and be able to handle the "physicality" .

Every week in the prem is tough compared to other leagues which have about five hard games a year.

"They" are clueless and irrelevant...

 

[Ursegor]

Funny thing is mourinho almost created chaos on the spanish nt during his tenure at rm, and now the cesc-costa partnership might do wonders for spain

Nah. Won't happen. A Cesc-led team ain't winning CL or international titles.

 

[antonnn]

We'll see, Mourinho's one guy who can finally set Cesc straight. Plus, it always helps that he'll not be playing in a different position every week, he's going to be central pretty much all the time.

Costa was never going to struggle with the physicality of the Prem. He's too beastly.

 

[Behrox]

We'll see, Mourinho's one guy who can finally set Cesc straight. Plus, it always helps that he'll not be playing in a different position every week, he's going to be central pretty much all the time.

Costa was never going to struggle with the physicality of the Prem. He's too beastly.

You got it the other way around. The real question would be whether the PL will be able to handle Thug Costa's physicality especially under Mou Mou

 

[Andrew M]

We'll see, Mourinho's one guy who can finally set Cesc straight. Plus, it always helps that he'll not be playing in a different position every week, he's going to be central pretty much all the time.

Costa was never going to struggle with the physicality of the Prem. He's too beastly.

This is such a fallacy. Every diminutive player whose chief qualities are technical rather physical succeeds in the Prem.