It actually took me a few minutes to figure out.Diego Costa | Back to Atletico?
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It actually took me a few minutes to figure out.
Pretty sure that's Tevez mate. Here's a bigger picture.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/football-stars-pictured-as-children-david-805419
Terrible place for Mexican food. I actually laughed at what I was served
Also a joke when it comes to bartending. For such a drinking culture, if you want an actual cocktail made correctly, good luck. You'd be lucky if your bartender even knows what's in a Manhattan. They won't have the ingredients anayway.
Tévez, Iniesta and Xavi
First time since Drogba that Chelsea have actually managed to sign a striker that doesn't disappoint, not a chance they'd let him go back to Spain after a year. I could see him returning there eventually but it won't be for another 3-4 years before that's even possible.
Also, Atletico have supposedly activated Vietto's release clause and he's going to be their main man in coming years. He'll be a €50m striker pretty soon.
Also, Atletico have supposedly activated Vietto's release clause and he's going to be their main man in coming years. He'll be a €50m striker pretty soon.
Thing is, there must be something to this story. Came out of nowhere from a number of outlets.
The main thing is there has been obvious denial from the Costa camp which would be incredibly quick and easy to do for such a pathetic story.
However, i don't think he's actually 'unhappy' at all, I'm guessing he's seen the pay packets of his colleagues and wants more.
Nothing to see here
The main thing is there has been obvious denial from the Costa camp which would be incredibly quick and easy to do for such a pathetic story.
However, i don't think he's actually 'unhappy' at all, I'm guessing he's seen the pay packets of his colleagues and wants more.
Nothing to see here
Whoah that good huh?
Surprised we're not in for him given his relatively low buy out clause.
Yeah, I reckon his potential is that big. He looks very Aguero-like to me.
I thought that was Dybala. Haven't seen any of these strikers.
I haven't seen Dybala. I've seen Vietto a few times and he's very good.
I wish this story was true but surely he wouldn't want to leave after winning the PL and adapting to the league so quickly.
Terrible place for Mexican food. I actually laughed at what I was served
Also a joke when it comes to bartending. For such a drinking culture, if you want an actual cocktail made correctly, good luck. You'd be lucky if your bartender even knows what's in a Manhattan. They won't have the ingredients anayway.
I bet you found the beer warm and flat too?
The guy goes to London to eat Mexican food. Whats next? McDonalds isn't as good in UK? ..
You're going to the wrong places.Terrible place for Mexican food. I actually laughed at what I was served
Also a joke when it comes to bartending. For such a drinking culture, if you want an actual cocktail made correctly, good luck. You'd be lucky if your bartender even knows what's in a Manhattan. They won't have the ingredients anayway.
Its amazing what a couple more wheelbarrows full of cash a week can cure.
Cocktails? Girls drink cocktails mateTerrible place for Mexican food. I actually laughed at what I was served
Also a joke when it comes to bartending. For such a drinking culture, if you want an actual cocktail made correctly, good luck. You'd be lucky if your bartender even knows what's in a Manhattan. They won't have the ingredients anayway.
I'm no expert, I don't drink but I can't imagine any fella ordering a Manhatten or any cocktail, in an English Pub. Maybe I'm just out of touch - packed it in a good few years ago - my body is now a temple, to chip butties & vimto.A Manhattan is certainly not a girls drink!
Haha yes def not in an English pub, but some people don't go to pubsI'm no expert, I don't drink but I can't imagine any fella ordering a Manhatten or any cocktail, in an English Pub. Maybe I'm just out of touch - packed it in a good few years ago - my body is now a temple, to chip butties & vimto.
Don't you know the best of London is all within a hundred yards of Picadilly Circus?
Its also a hole.
It's really not when you're earning £100k+ a week.
I doubt he wants to leave, but even if he does, no chance that Chelsea would let him go. They are always pretty firm when it comes to controlling their transfers (unlike United).
It is still a hole if you have £1000000 a week, its London
Feck me even Rooney was cute as a kid, a bit of a rascal maybe but still not ugly fecker he is today. Bale on the other hand...
where did you eat?Terrible place for Mexican food. I actually laughed at what I was served
Also a joke when it comes to bartending. For such a drinking culture, if you want an actual cocktail made correctly, good luck. You'd be lucky if your bartender even knows what's in a Manhattan. They won't have the ingredients anayway.
We've seen this type of story times in the case of CR7. Journalist asks player are you missing your previous club.
Player says yes gets twisted to become player is unsettled and wants to leave.
Player says no gets twisted to become player sticks two fingers up to fans of previous club and is glad to be out of the shit hole.
Player says yes gets twisted to become player is unsettled and wants to leave.
Player says no gets twisted to become player sticks two fingers up to fans of previous club and is glad to be out of the shit hole.
Bet it was Cafe Pacifico in Covent Garden.
Everywhere, I lived there briefly and then moved to NW England and we went to London constantly for weekends with friends. Went to hundreds of restaurants, bars, and hotels. My experience was that the London dining/beverage experience is extremely overrated compared to other major cities. English bartending is caveman level at best, pulling pints off a tap or mixed drinks where the name is the recipe (ie Gin & Tonic). If you want more than that you are asking for trouble. I saw someone use a cocktail shaker once, too bad they had to pull out a bartending book to find the recipe for the drink I ordered. Hong Kong? San Francisco? New York? Now those are places you'll find someone behind a bar professionally trained to make proper drinks... I'm not surprised that Costa is underwhelmed by what London has to offer. He seems like a man with a refined palate.
It may surprise you to learn that in UK cocktails aren't considered a proper drink which is why few places sell them. Cocktails are strictly for mums, hen nights & teenagers. Beer, wine, spirits are proper drinks. Anything with a pink umbrella, not so much.
Costa was talking to Chelsea TV earlier today:
‘I was glad to play,’ said the 26-year-old. ‘I’ve been injured for a while, it’s important to play and I was really glad to get a game in before finishing for the season.
‘It’s an amazing experience, two different cultures, firstly in Thailand and here in Australia. I have memories from this tour I will take with me for the rest of my life.’
Looking back on 20 Premier League goals, the league title and the Capital One Cup, Diego Costa believes he can be satisfied with his first season in England.
‘It’s really good to come in the first season and win two things,’ he said. ‘It’s really important and next year I’ll be ready to come back and hopefully win a couple more trophies.’
Finally, he was asked to comment on news reports suggesting he was unhappy in England.
‘[It is] quite a simple answer,’ he said. ‘It’s always a bit more difficult in the first season for adaptation, but I have no reason to leave this place, I love it, the fans love me and I want to stay.’
‘I was glad to play,’ said the 26-year-old. ‘I’ve been injured for a while, it’s important to play and I was really glad to get a game in before finishing for the season.
‘It’s an amazing experience, two different cultures, firstly in Thailand and here in Australia. I have memories from this tour I will take with me for the rest of my life.’
Looking back on 20 Premier League goals, the league title and the Capital One Cup, Diego Costa believes he can be satisfied with his first season in England.
‘It’s really good to come in the first season and win two things,’ he said. ‘It’s really important and next year I’ll be ready to come back and hopefully win a couple more trophies.’
Finally, he was asked to comment on news reports suggesting he was unhappy in England.
‘[It is] quite a simple answer,’ he said. ‘It’s always a bit more difficult in the first season for adaptation, but I have no reason to leave this place, I love it, the fans love me and I want to stay.’
Who is it?
Giggs
My word he's ugly.
Even if he wanted to leave chelsea wouldn't sell. He scores at a ridiculous rate.
I'm 3 years older than him and he could pass for my dad. Oldest 26 year old ever.