Diego Costa

[KyletheMuslim]

This guy has always been really violent

 

[impeh]

BREAKING: @chelseafc striker Diego Costa banned for three matches after losing appeal against violent conduct.

 

[Ini8]

It's really worrying when the dinosaurs of the FA are more competent than the RFEF.

 

[D10S_JC]

More controversy than Suarez in PL

 

[JamDav1982]

It's really worrying when the dinosaurs of the FA are more competent than the RFEF.

They only act like this towards foreign players though. Seen English players do far worse and never get banned.

 

[Ini8]

They only act like this towards foreign players though. Seen English players do far worse and never get banned.

True, they have no clear line for all players to follow. At least they ban players retrospectively, which RFEF don't.

 

[Iarwain]

Costa will miss City game. Brace yourselves, incoming Mourinho shitstorm.

 

[Egert]

Costa will miss City game. Brace yourselves, incoming Mourinho shitstorm.

Cuadrado as ST

 

[DrPepper]

Campaign...

 

[antonnn]

Terrible time to do something stupid. He could have at least done it during the city game.

 

[Egert]

Apparently a Tottenham fan threw a coin at him and look what he did

 

[Antimadridista1]

We can't see if he really puts the coin in his shirt. He's a cunt anyways !

 

[EdmondDantes]

I like him; anyone who's come from poverty to be what he is today is worthy of admiration. He is his own alchemist, turning his personal adversity into gold. The thing about him is, he's never violent on the pitch and is always lucid of what he does. You see other players lose their minds with his "antics" while one can clearly see that's the very reaction he wants them to have.

He's not infallible though, his kryptonite is playing against players of his own nationality. In that Chelsea game his compatriots David Luiz and Thiago Silva owned on and off the ball. That's the only game I remember him being visibly frustrated; and as we all know he'll be facing them again soon.

 

[Darko]

How can anybody like him, he's a dirty disrespectful player.

 

[Alik]

I like him; anyone who's come from poverty to be what he is today is worthy of admiration. He is his own alchemist, turning his personal adversity into gold. The thing about him is, he's never violent on the pitch and is always lucid of what he does. You see other players lose their minds with his "antics" while one can clearly see that's the very reaction he wants them to have.

He's not infallible though, his kryptonite is playing against players of his own nationality. In that Chelsea game his compatriots David Luiz and Thiago Silva owned on and off the ball. That's the only game I remember him being visibly frustrated; and as we all know he'll be facing them again soon.

Are you sure you're watching Diego Costa??