Even execution is more than fine I think, what is really lacking with Bruno is the decision making. He always goes for the pass forward, which obviously is not always the easiest, most effective or efficient option. Brunos vision and courage are awesome traits, but he needs somebody to teach him to pick his moments. Just like with Ronaldo - keep it easy and save the fancy stuff for special occasions to make the most effect.He's trying his best I think, but his pass accuracy % is just so bad.
He has the vision and the heart, the quality of the execution lets him down more than half the time.
I think because he is carrying the same issue the whole Ole reign carried - good results mask questionable performances. That is a pretty good description of Bruno as well because his performances often were saved by an assist or a goal. Brunos natural game seems to be the antithesis of control. Which is why he needs to mitigated by team tactics to deliver his best. He is an instinct player, a bit like Fred - I think, these two will significantly benefit as soon as we employ some sort of forward pressing which increases the number of turnovers high up the pitch. But as long as we are trying this control stuff, he is not the best player to have. It just isn't his game. And seeing him moan and sulking gives, at least me personally, lots of reasons to avoid making him the focal point of the team.Bruno has been one of our rare good signings in the post Fergie era. I don't get why everyone goes in on him all the time.
Ronaldo arrival seems to have overshadowed him this year but last two seasons I think he's been out best player
Yeah, I think that summarises him very accurate.He was an ole signing- he was great in an ole team- Pinch the ball, play it quick/fast and release a player on the counter. That’s why it’s took him so long to adapt to a more pragmatic planned approach, it doesn’t suit him though.