Gary Neville uses a strange Miss World analogy to describe David Luiz’s Chelsea return

Gary Neville's thoughts on David Luiz have been known for some time.

The Sky Sports pundit said the Brazilian played like he was being controlled by "a 10-year-old on a PlayStation" during Luiz's previous spell at Chelsea. Luiz made his first start for Chelsea since re-joining the club for £34m from Paris Saint-Germain on Friday night against Liverpool as the Blues slumped to a 2-1 defeat, and Neville was on co-commentary duty. The former Valencia coach appeared dumbfounded that Antonio Conte would sign Luiz, a talented player prone to the occasional brain fart and defensive mistake.

"David Luiz is obviously a big talent, but I would have never put those two together," Neville said. "I'm trying to think of an analogy - it's probably like me and Miss World."

Something tells us Gary had been waiting to use that one for a while. https://twitter.com/SkyFootball/status/776844293205995520?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Luiz's return to Stamford Bridge was not a happy one, as the Blues were second best all night to Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool. While the Reds didn't really dominate the game, they definitely had the moment of magic that was missing from the Chelsea side when Jordan Henderson guided a long-range shot into the top corner of Thibaut Courtois' goal and left his team-mate Marko Grujic stunned. Read more: