Brazil - HUMILIATED!

[Braxien]

After a terrible defeat against Germany on Tuesday, could things get anything worse for the country?

Yes.

Brazil fans are now getting extremely unhappy and angry with the team's disappointing performance, causing them to do be part of acts of vandalism such as 'burning Neymar's shirt' and attacking them in public.

https://www.independent.co.uk/sport...playing-in-humiliating-71-defeat-9593931.html

Do you think the loss of Neymar caused Brazil to lose? He was definitely unable to participate in their semi-final match due to suffering a fractured vertebra in his back, but I wonder how he reacted in his hospital?

Thank you for reading.

Make sure to watch the FINAL of the World Cup on Sunday!

 

[Lotus the Cat]

One of my colleagues at work really wants Argentina to thrash Germany just to rub salt into Brazil's wound. I think he's a little evil.

Edit: I got some weird notifications for this. To clear the air and avoid more, my work colleague is Iranian. He has no hate towards Brazil, I think he would just find it humorous.

 

[Logical Cabbage]

Who wouldn't be mad (if you're a Brazilian)? See, this is all Columbia's fault for breaking Neymar's back and getting Silva, the captain, kicked out for the next game. Do not hate on Germany people, all they did was play soccer. And Brazil's defense was totally asleep, because 7 goals? So do not go all mad and support Argentina, cause they only got lucky and practically played bad all the world cup. Any objections, just let me now.

 

[Oddisee]

Who wouldn't be mad (if you're a Brazilian)? See, this is all Columbia's fault for breaking Neymar's back and getting Silva, the captain, kicked out for the next game. Do not hate on Germany people, all they did was play soccer. And Brazil's defense was totally asleep, because 7 goals? So do not go all mad and support Argentina, cause they only got lucky and practically played bad all the world cup. Any objections, just let me now.

I'm sorry, but Neymar's injury and Silva's dismissal for the next game were both results of the way Brazil went about their game versus Colombia and the poor way with which the ref handled all of that. 54 accounted for fouls were committed in Brazil vs Colombia, and it was obvious to the neutral and biased eye that Brazil was permitted way more than their opponents. It's true that Zuniga should have been sent off in the first half already for a dirty dirty foul on Hulk and should definitely have been sent off again for his foul on Neymar. The ref was far from on point though... Though it's very contradictory to act the way the Brazilians did about Neymar's injury when your team's kicked more Colombian players than balls. Silva's yellow card was completely justified by the way. You cannot hinder the goalkeeper in any way if he wants to kick the ball up field and every player knows that'll get you a yellow card. It was a very poor decision by Thiago Silva to do something as stupid as that when you're already on one previous yellow card...

Even blaming Colombia just a little bit for Brazil's stupendous loss to Germany, is ridiculous. Neymar wouldn't have saved Brazil from any goals. At least Silva would've been better at organising Brazil's backline as opposed to the laughable David Luiz, but he missed the fixture due to only himself.

 

[Logical Cabbage]

I'm sorry, but Neymar's injury and Silva's dismissal for the next game were both results of the way Brazil went about their game versus Colombia and the poor way with which the ref handled all of that. 54 accounted for fouls were committed in Brazil vs Colombia, and it was obvious to the neutral and biased eye that Brazil was permitted way more than their opponents. It's true that Zuniga should have been sent off in the first half already for a dirty dirty foul on Hulk and should definitely have been sent off again for his foul on Neymar. The ref was far from on point though... Though it's very contradictory to act the way the Brazilians did about Neymar's injury when your team's kicked more Colombian players than balls. Silva's yellow card was completely justified by the way. You cannot hinder the goalkeeper in any way if he wants to kick the ball up field and every player knows that'll get you a yellow card. It was a very poor decision by Thiago Silva to do something as stupid as that when you're already on one previous yellow card...

Even blaming Colombia just a little bit for Brazil's stupendous loss to Germany, is ridiculous. Neymar wouldn't have saved Brazil from any goals. At least Silva would've been better at organising Brazil's backline as opposed to the laughable David Luiz, but he missed the fixture due to only himself.

True that! But does this matter anyway? Germany regardless won the cup and I guess karma got on Brazil. I never seen a game with that many fouls, and was the obvious hint of a rigged game. There's been a lot of those lately...

 

[Poki]

Oh, look, another post about Brasil. *sigh* Here we go...

1. They did a pathetic job, and their fans have no reason to riot. Butthurt isn't a reason.
2. It can't be Neymar's fault. He's a great player (and a person!); however, he had no part in this game, so I don't see why Brasil fans should act so foolishly, and drag him into this.

As embarrassing as it was, they should cut them some ♥♥♥♥ing slack, honestly. I'm 100% sure that Brasil just wanted to make their fans happy, and are as shocked as their supporters.

 

[Aeroblast]

It was the worst defeat ever in Brazil's 100 year national team history, all in such an important competition in their home country. I'm not surprised at all that the country has gone ape ****.

Everyone on the pitch played like deer caught in the headlights, but if you're going to blame one player in particular it has to be David Luiz. It was the worst performance from a captain I have ever seen, and the signle worst center back performance I've ever seen. He failed to organize the back four (which he was supposed to do as a captain), therefore leaving space for attackers. He also inexplicably pushing way up forward leaving Brazil exposed to counter attacks, often leaving Dante (the other defender) alone in awkward 2 on 1 situations which led to 4 quickfire goals from Germany.

Sure, they missed Thiago Silva and Neymar, but when you get a completely blown up, embarrassing scoreline like this it's impossible to justify your loss with suspended/injured players.