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David Luiz crying interview given cruel – but
very funny – translation mocking Spurs’
Paulinho and Fulham
In tears: Brazil’s David Luiz
It was hard not to feel sorry for David Luiz after Brazil’s 7-1 humbling at the hands of Germany in last night’s World Cup semi-final.
However, that still didn’t stop internet pranksters from cruelly (but hilariously) re-dubbing his emotional interview with Brazilian TV.
The former Chelsea defender had a shocker at the back for the hosts, and was largely blamed for the ease at which Germany cut through their rivals.
Although, if this video is to be believed, it’s still not as bad as playing for Spurs or Fulham…
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Neymar to Join Brazil for Third Place Play-Off
Teresopolis: Brazil's injured striker Neymar will attend Saturday's third place play-off when the battered World Cup hosts take on the Netherlands.
Brazil were consigned to the ignominy of fighting out a game Dutch coach Louis van Gaal has attacked as "unfair" after their 7-1 semi-final mauling by Germany.
Neymar's absence dominated the build-up to Tuesday's humiliation. The Barcelona striker missed out after fracturing a vertebrae in the quarter-final win over Colombia.
"Neymar will come here (to Brazil's World Cup base), he's going to accompany the team to Saturday's match," confirmed Brazil football federation spokesman Rodrigo Paiva to R7.com.
Paiva announced the news at Brazil's World Cup headquarters in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janeiro.
The Barcelona superstar's absence and as importantly that of suspended defender and captain Thiago Silva contributed to Tuesday's shocking Belo Horizonte battering by a Germany side that now faces Argentina in Sunday's final.
Van Gaal's Holland find themselves in the play-off after Wednesday's 4-2 penalty shoot-out loss to Argentina.
Afterwards van Gaal attacked the play-off, saying: "I think this match should never be played.
"It's unfair also because we have one less day to recover, so that's not fair play But the worst thing is that chances are you lose twice in a row."
FIFA World Cup: Neymar to Join Brazil for Third Place Play-Off - FIFA World Cup 2014 News
Teresopolis: Brazil's injured striker Neymar will attend Saturday's third place play-off when the battered World Cup hosts take on the Netherlands.
Brazil were consigned to the ignominy of fighting out a game Dutch coach Louis van Gaal has attacked as "unfair" after their 7-1 semi-final mauling by Germany.
Neymar's absence dominated the build-up to Tuesday's humiliation. The Barcelona striker missed out after fracturing a vertebrae in the quarter-final win over Colombia.
"Neymar will come here (to Brazil's World Cup base), he's going to accompany the team to Saturday's match," confirmed Brazil football federation spokesman Rodrigo Paiva to R7.com.
Paiva announced the news at Brazil's World Cup headquarters in Teresopolis, near Rio de Janeiro.
The Barcelona superstar's absence and as importantly that of suspended defender and captain Thiago Silva contributed to Tuesday's shocking Belo Horizonte battering by a Germany side that now faces Argentina in Sunday's final.
Van Gaal's Holland find themselves in the play-off after Wednesday's 4-2 penalty shoot-out loss to Argentina.
Afterwards van Gaal attacked the play-off, saying: "I think this match should never be played.
"It's unfair also because we have one less day to recover, so that's not fair play But the worst thing is that chances are you lose twice in a row."
FIFA World Cup: Neymar to Join Brazil for Third Place Play-Off - FIFA World Cup 2014 News
