his link-up play with Sunderland was
when you see it, but English neanderthals have no appreciation for itnot his fault all the other attackers were absolutely useless
Bundas, Bribes and Brazucas - The Official Brazil FIFA World Cup 2014 Thread
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when you see it, but English neanderthals have no appreciation for itnot his fault all the other attackers were absolutely useless
J Money
No weapon formed against me shall prosper
Flyover has collapsed in World Cup host city Belo Horizonte, local reports of at least 2 fatalities pic.twitter.com/okttIsXdAA
— Dan Roan (@danroan) July 3, 2014
At least 19 injured
— Dan Roan (@danroan) July 3, 2014
At least 19 injured
#DatGuyWelbz
Pro
They call an overpass a "flyover"?
'MURICA STATE OF MIND
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
Colombia boutta win this shyt. 
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jul/03/brazil-world-cup-2014-psychologist-tears
Neymar, David Luiz and Júlio César were in tears at the end of extra time, while the captain, Thiago Silva, was so overcome with tension that he asked not to be selected among the penalty takers and sat alone by the touchline as his team-mates walked up to the spot.
Although the team held their nerve to win the shootout, Brazilian pundits and former players have lined up to label the display of crying a sign of fragility.
In the past few days, countless mental-health experts have opined on the subject. The president of the São Paulo Association of Sport Psychology, John Ricardo Cozac, said the behaviour of the team and their manager "demonstrated a dangerous lack of emotional control".
The columnist Antero Greco wrote of his fears in the O Estado de S Paulo newspaper: "I see a team that is visibly nervous, I see a team that is tense, I see a team that is a bit desperate."
Neymar, David Luiz and Júlio César were in tears at the end of extra time, while the captain, Thiago Silva, was so overcome with tension that he asked not to be selected among the penalty takers and sat alone by the touchline as his team-mates walked up to the spot.
Although the team held their nerve to win the shootout, Brazilian pundits and former players have lined up to label the display of crying a sign of fragility.
In the past few days, countless mental-health experts have opined on the subject. The president of the São Paulo Association of Sport Psychology, John Ricardo Cozac, said the behaviour of the team and their manager "demonstrated a dangerous lack of emotional control".
The columnist Antero Greco wrote of his fears in the O Estado de S Paulo newspaper: "I see a team that is visibly nervous, I see a team that is tense, I see a team that is a bit desperate."
Carlos Huerta
Just keep my rep red
So UnThotful
Superstar
"i aint down with this wild mango shyt"
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Pro
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jul/03/brazil-world-cup-2014-psychologist-tears
Neymar, David Luiz and Júlio César were in tears at the end of extra time, while the captain, Thiago Silva, was so overcome with tension that he asked not to be selected among the penalty takers and sat alone by the touchline as his team-mates walked up to the spot.
Although the team held their nerve to win the shootout, Brazilian pundits and former players have lined up to label the display of crying a sign of fragility.
In the past few days, countless mental-health experts have opined on the subject. The president of the São Paulo Association of Sport Psychology, John Ricardo Cozac, said the behaviour of the team and their manager "demonstrated a dangerous lack of emotional control".
The columnist Antero Greco wrote of his fears in the O Estado de S Paulo newspaper: "I see a team that is visibly nervous, I see a team that is tense, I see a team that is a bit desperate."
They know if they lose, we gonna see rioters all over.
ADLT
make u feel sum type a wave
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jul/03/brazil-world-cup-2014-psychologist-tears
Neymar, David Luiz and Júlio César were in tears at the end of extra time, while the captain, Thiago Silva, was so overcome with tension that he asked not to be selected among the penalty takers and sat alone by the touchline as his team-mates walked up to the spot.
Although the team held their nerve to win the shootout, Brazilian pundits and former players have lined up to label the display of crying a sign of fragility.
In the past few days, countless mental-health experts have opined on the subject. The president of the São Paulo Association of Sport Psychology, John Ricardo Cozac, said the behaviour of the team and their manager "demonstrated a dangerous lack of emotional control".
The columnist Antero Greco wrote of his fears in the O Estado de S Paulo newspaper: "I see a team that is visibly nervous, I see a team that is tense, I see a team that is a bit desperate."
colombia 2-0 over brazil
