Kiko Nogueira: "Tite's team is a case for the consumer protection agency"
According to journalist Kiko Nogueira, from Diário do Centro do Mundo, the Brazilian national team has become a case for the consumer protection agency; "Tite's team was mediocre. Without brilliance, without vigor, bland. It's a case for the consumer protection agency. Galvão invented that Ramos is called 'the referee who makes mistakes' in his country, or 'the guy who causes trouble'."
247 - "Globo has chosen a scapegoat for the lackluster football displayed by the Brazilian national team in its opening match against Switzerland: the Mexican referee Cesar Ramos," writes Kiko Nogueira in DCM. "With his new haircut, the 476th, Neymar played absolutely nothing, well marked by Valon Behrami. A precise shot by Philippe Coutinho in the first half opened the scoring." "Danilo and Thiago Silva marked the air." "Tite's team was mediocre. Without brilliance, without vigor, bland. It's a case for the consumer protection agency. Galvão invented that Ramos is called 'the referee who makes mistakes' in his country, or 'the guy who causes trouble.' He complained that he doesn't use 'the video replay.' He slammed the guy."