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Craque neto que fase do curintia

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Craque Neto saying que fase do Corinthians, the Brazilian football pundit's frustrated reaction to the team, used for bad runs and sports memes.

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Craque Neto saying que fase do Corinthians, the Brazilian football pundit's frustrated reaction to the team, used for bad runs and sports memes.

This is a short voice clip of Brazilian football pundit Craque Neto reacting in frustration to Corinthians, delivering his catchphrase about the team's current phase. His exasperated tone, familiar to viewers of Brazilian sports television, turns a routine complaint into a comedic reaction. The line is instantly recognisable to Corinthians fans and rival supporters alike, because Neto is closely associated with the club and rarely holds back on air. Played out of context, it works as a shorthand for disbelief, disappointment and watching something go from bad to worse in real time.

Pro tip

Drop it right after a missed chance, defensive error or score update reveals another Corinthians setback, letting Neto's line land before any music resumes. Keep the original TV audio loud and untrimmed, and avoid subtitles that explain the joke beforehand for viewers.

How people use it

Reacting to another disappointing Corinthians match result online.
Mocking a friend whose team keeps losing weekly.
Adding commentary to football edit videos and compilations.
Replying in group chats after a terrible play.

More information

Craque Neto is a former Corinthians midfielder who became one of Brazilian football television's most outspoken pundits, best known as presenter of Os Donos da Bola. His passionate rants about Corinthians form, results and board decisions are frequently clipped by fans and shared on social media and messaging apps. The phrase que fase, meaning what a phase, sums up a team stuck in a bad run, and rival fans especially enjoy reusing Neto's own words against his club. The clip survives because Brazilian football culture recycles pundit outbursts for every new slump.

FAQ

What does que fase do Corinthians mean?

It is Brazilian Portuguese for what a phase Corinthians are in, used sarcastically to mock a bad run of form. Craque Neto says it with frustration, so fans reuse the line whenever the team loses, concedes or makes another mistake.

Who is Craque Neto?

Craque Neto is a former Corinthians midfielder and a well known Brazilian football television pundit. Famous for loud, emotional rants about his old club, his reactions are often clipped as memes by Corinthians fans and rival supporters alike across social media.

When do people use this sound?

People play it after a Corinthians defeat, a missed chance or a defensive blunder, and more broadly when any team or friend is going through an embarrassing slump. It works as an instant, recognisable reaction without needing further explanation in edits.