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Yes. 8 months ago everybody defended him and said he was close to WC. Only about 10% of us remained reasonable. Now everyone jumped on the Costa hate wagon, it's not so cool any longer :( PD; I'm starting the Gnabry hate wagon now. Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando Tapatalk

Personally wish we didn't sign that turd Gnabry. The joke seems to be on Arsenal though. No one knows how that worked out but rumor says Bayern had something to do with Werder buying the player from Arsenal and inserting a release clause in his contract; that is, Werder would the gotten him if...

Relax folks... Bayern is widely known to be the worst club at selling. You will probably get him for 3m and a bag of pizza-Doritos (I would guess 20m+bonuses maybe). Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando Tapatalk

Well, I don't know, I'm just thinking out loud hahaha Lewy and Müller are not really fast players either, and they had a lot of fun putting Costas crosses in back in 2015. Maybe a 442 with Higuain-Mandzu? Problem is I wouldn't see Dybala fitting in that scheme. Ultimately, I'm not advocating...

Depends. He IS very fast and a bit tricky, so he isn't easy to defend against. Teams that shut him down usually did it by overloading his side with a great fullback + a central defender and a DM occasionally helping. In any case, the take away is that if you play him on the left, you have to...

Well... Not useless... Just headless. Not a very smart player, but if you give him very easy and simple instructions like "run by the line and put a cross" he will execute them quite well. Don't ask him to cut in from the left though. If you have a 2 striker setup supported by a scoring...

For what it's worth; Costa played mostly on the left (as a traditional winger, i.e. one who's job is basically putting in crosses). He is a headless chicken at that, mostly runs very fast and does random crossing. On the right he seems to be less retarded, but he played a minority of games...