Eddy_JukeZ
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We would be nowhere without him.
Not bad. Not bad at all.
I wonder who made more chances and passed into the box.
I agree - it's something I also appreciate about McTominay. Works his ass off and isn't above a bit of shithousery when the situation calls for it.Another thing that I love about him is how much of a moaning prick he is. Argues everything with the ref. United players have been far too passive and nicey-nice for too long. Herrera was our last proper cnut.
Fred is improving too, the way he rolled and exaggerated a nothing foul today was excellent. More of the same!
To loosely quote Mourinho, we need more cnuts in this team.Isn't this exactly the type of thing that people slate Salah etc for and say there's no place for it in the English game?
It wasn't particularly valid, as lack of effort isn't really something you can accuse Bruno of, in my opinion.It was a valid observation during the Istanbul match, so get off your high horse mate
It fecking works for them, doesn't it?
Nice guys finish last.
Im sorry but I have to say my piece after hawking this thread for the last week or so.
"Careless passer" and all this stuff, listen Bruno could easily do all those safe things you guys want but thats what other players in the team are there for. He is not stupid and knows he misplaces a lot of passes but that is also because he tries passes or shots that others would not attempt. That is why when you look at his stats he is such a productive player, Bruno is a difference maker point blank period. Today he got 2 goals and 1 assist and United won 3-1.
Would you rather United lose 3-1 but Bruno has 95% pass accuracy? That is just a silly way to think of it and you cant compare every player equally. The truth of the matter is there is not one other player on this team who can do what Bruno does, especially not as consistently as he does.
When your in a closer game or against teams who sit deep those "risky" passes or shots are the ones that unlock those defenses. As I said above his statistics are not an accident he is an absurdly productive player. One who is and can be both the finisher and the assister.
Believe me if he wanted too he can do all the "right decisions" all game long because he is a very talented and technically gifted player and passer but thats simply not the way he likes to play. There are 9 other players on the pitch and if all are doing the same thing nothing will change, You need a player who attempts the passes and plays that he does and that is what Bruno does.
When United lose it seems easy to look at Bruno pass accuracy and say "just not good enough" but if the whole team is playing piss poor of course he is made out too look "bad".
The truth is he is by far and large the best player in this team and all you need to do is watch United before Bruno came and United after Bruno arrived on January.
Would United have won this game today if Bruno was not on the pitch? More than likely not.
So many knee jerk reactions on here when the team starts losing.
I am sure some will say "your a Sporting fan and Portuguese so of course you will say that" but the truth is I call out and judge harshly Portuguese players on this forum more then anyone.
We would be nowhere without him.
Exactly this, he never goes missing. He’s the Sneijder signing plus much more we craved 10 years ago.
Exactly. Rashford is starting to go down with a minimal touch, Bruno constantly does it and even big hard McT rolls over far too easily. I don't know whether it's something that's being coached or they're taking it upon themselves to do it but I wish they'd cut it the feck out.Isn't this exactly the type of thing that people slate Salah etc for and say there's no place for it in the English game?
I’m 99% sure he said ‘ mute leader’ as in you just have to lead by example but as usual BT completely misheard and chatted shite.Did he say "mood" leader or "mute" leader? Thought it was the latter when I listened to it live, especially in context with his comments just before, however, in the BT studio and all the related press, folks are saying "mood".
I thought he said Mood myself but I think BT immediately tried to spin it in to something it wasn’t. I think he was merely saying their are vocal leaders and trying to say their are people who lead just by their attitude and performances on the pitch.I’m 99% sure he said ‘ mute leader’ as in you just have to lead by example but as usual BT completely misheard and chatted shite.
He said mute but pronounced as mootI’m 99% sure he said ‘ mute leader’ as in you just have to lead by example but as usual BT completely misheard and chatted shite.
Has anyone a clip to what was said and what bt sport said after?I thought he said Mood myself but I think BT immediately tried to spin it in to something it wasn’t. I think he was merely saying their are vocal leaders and trying to say their are people who lead just by their attitude and performances on the pitch.
Maybe I’m completely wrong and he meant someone in the dressing room that is the social leader as in builds the team unity and so on. But the way the BT pundits interpreted it was disgusting. Rio as well. Like what the hell man.
Wow, this was a real post, I guess. There you go, sometimes you drop a bollock every now and then.Can't wait for him to be moved on.
Haven't liked him since he arrived, fake player who covers up his deficiencies by scoring and assisting.
Most likely de Bruyne, or perhaps GrealishI wonder who made more chances and passed into the box.
Has anyone a clip to what was said and what bt sport said after?
I just don't think mood leader makes sense whereas in the context of what he said next, mute definitely did.I thought he said Mood myself but I think BT immediately tried to spin it in to something it wasn’t. I think he was merely saying their are vocal leaders and trying to say their are people who lead just by their attitude and performances on the pitch.
Maybe I’m completely wrong and he meant someone in the dressing room that is the social leader as in builds the team unity and so on. But the way the BT pundits interpreted it was disgusting. Rio as well. Like what the hell man.
Great post.Im sorry but I have to say my piece after hawking this thread for the last week or so.
"Careless passer" and all this stuff, listen Bruno could easily do all those safe things you guys want but thats what other players in the team are there for. He is not stupid and knows he misplaces a lot of passes but that is also because he tries passes or shots that others would not attempt. That is why when you look at his stats he is such a productive player, Bruno is a difference maker point blank period. Today he got 2 goals and 1 assist and United won 3-1.
Would you rather United lose 3-1 but Bruno has 95% pass accuracy? That is just a silly way to think of it and you cant compare every player equally. The truth of the matter is there is not one other player on this team who can do what Bruno does, especially not as consistently as he does.
When your in a closer game or against teams who sit deep those "risky" passes or shots are the ones that unlock those defenses. As I said above his statistics are not an accident he is an absurdly productive player. One who is and can be both the finisher and the assister.
Believe me if he wanted too he can do all the "right decisions" all game long because he is a very talented and technically gifted player and passer but thats simply not the way he likes to play. There are 9 other players on the pitch and if all are doing the same thing nothing will change, You need a player who attempts the passes and plays that he does and that is what Bruno does.
When United lose it seems easy to look at Bruno pass accuracy and say "just not good enough" but if the whole team is playing piss poor of course he is made out too look "bad".
The truth is he is by far and large the best player in this team and all you need to do is watch United before Bruno came and United after Bruno arrived on January.
Would United have won this game today if Bruno was not on the pitch? More than likely not.
So many knee jerk reactions on here when the team starts losing.
I am sure some will say "your a Sporting fan and Portuguese so of course you will say that" but the truth is I call out and judge harshly Portuguese players on this forum more then anyone.
Away games only, maybe?
Without looking it up, probably KdB.I wonder who made more chances and passed into the box.
Old school mentality. We lost to Arsenal because they went down easily and Martial got a red card because he didn't go down when we got hit first, then retaliated.Exactly. Rashford is starting to go down with a minimal touch, Bruno constantly does it and even big hard McT rolls over far too easily. I don't know whether it's something that's being coached or they're taking it upon themselves to do it but I wish they'd cut it the feck out.
We just never seem to cross it, last two games we've suddenly discovered it's a viable strategy for breaking teams down.I'm just amazed he scored a header from a cross - been so long since I remember a midfielder making runs between the CBs. Maybe when we came back against City Pogba made that run from Alexis' cross
Maybe but I'd rather be big and brave than basically cheating. We knock other clubs for it which basically makes us hypocrites.Old school mentality. We lost to Arsenal because they went down easily and Martial got a red card because he didn't go down when we got hit first, then retaliated.
Being big and brave is nothing to be proud of anymore, it's just putting yourself at a disadvantage.