Have enough of Neymar: – A sport for men, not clowns

Neymar was heavily involved in the fact that Brazil made Monday's quarter-finals of the World Cup when he scored in the win against Mexico. But again during this championship, there are no results or big successes with the balloon that creates an explosion around the most expensive football player in the world.

This is the excessive gambling.

Mexican coach Juan Carlos Osorio, who smoked Monday for Brazil

– A shame for football, believes Osorio.

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This is not the first time that the biggest star of Brazil is being examined. Already after the opening match, he received great criticism, notably by Lars Tjærnås:

– He is a brilliant player, one of the best. But he had also been without acting and business, he told Dagbladet.

Osorio is now in the line.

– Unfortunately, a lot of time is missing. There is a player lying, but I think that such behavior is a shame for football. This is not a very good advertisement for football and the boys sit at home watching the game on TV. Football is a sport for men, not for clowns, he says according to Globo.

Twenty minutes before the end, Neymar was scored in the ankle by Miguel Layún.

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At first it was difficult to see what had really happened. When the reprisals were broadcast on television screens around the world, they were broadcast on social media. For although Neymar was trampled, no one thought that he was as bad as he was expressing it.

– The behavior changed the image of the match, because the referee had more on the toe during the match. . He did not allow the game hard, continues Osorio.

Neymar became familiar with the press releases at the press conference.

– I think it's an attempt to break me. I do not care about criticism or praise, as it can affect my attitude. I did not speak to the press after the two previous matches because there was too much talk. I focus on the victory, "said Neymar, according to The Guardian.

And sends a strike to Mexico:

– They spoke too much before the match, but now they are over.