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If you've listened to the less exciting World Cup game today, you might think that you've seen Brazil go wild in the second half for a deserved 2-0 defeat of Mexico . But if you listen to Juan Carlos Osorio, the currently very angry manager of El Tri what you saw was "an embarrbadment for football."
Osorio is particularly angry for a moment in the second half he said he killed Mexican impetus. In the 72nd minute, and with a 1-0 lead, Neymar reacted a bit (according to some observers) to a contact from Mexican Miguel Layun, which delayed a fresh start after the ball went off the pitch. According to Osorio (an observer), the theatricality of the Brazilian gambler squandered precious minutes, may have corrupted children and – perhaps worse – was not manly.
"This is not a good example for football, and for the world of football, for all children who play," said Osorio at his press conference. "It's a game of men and not one with a lot of clown," he added.
While Osorio seemed bored in the press conference, after a few minutes of cooling down, the manager was less chilled and wielding arrows imprudently giving up in the moments immediately following his loss.
"I think the referee was totally in favor of Brazil," Osorio said in the post-interview. match. "I think there was too much refs intervention."
It is not known if Osorio is really angry; hoping that he will be able to save his reputation for Mexico (or his next job) after this stagnation of the World Cup; try to shoot a few more shots before giving up the CONCACAF scene that he calls "dangerous and dangerous"; or a combination of all or part of the foregoing. If he's usually angry, this is not a bad microphone drop. If he's angry about something in particular, he may or may not be right, but who could say it?
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