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Neymar gains a competitive advantage working over the referee's opinion of the severity of a foul by feigning injury there (I can't believe I'm defending him),

Neymar gains a competitive advantage working over the referee's opinion of the severity of a foul by feigning injury there (I can't believe I'm defending him), but the cyclist would not gain any advantage by laying on the pavement moaning. Also, Neymar literally broke his back in that occurrence, which is evident mere frames after that still.

davidw 11y ago
Yes, soccer has an incentive to roll around on the ground. That's kind of the point. The cyclist is Adriano Malori, by the way. Sadly, he crashed again in January, with much worse consequences, but is slowly recovering: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/malori-has-goosebumps-at-speedy-recovery-from-san-luis-crash/ http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/malori-has-goosebumps-at-spe...