With respect to your opinion Sam, using team wins for an individual accolade
is a weak argument. By that logic, the best player always comes from the best team.
Bruno’s had more goals, assists, chances created and overall responsibility while carrying a dysfunctional United side. He has single-handedly took United to the UCL. Rice has been excellent in a stable Arsenal system, but Bruno has been United’s system all season.
That’s the difference.
🚨🗣️ @TelegraphDucker on why Bruno deserves the Footballer of the Year award:
“Neither [Arsenal or Man City] have featured a player who feels like he has consistently stood head and shoulders above the rest, who has routinely got pulses racing and hearts beating and for whom a team might have been LOST – or vastly inferior – without HIM.
“There have been moments of brilliance from [Rice, Gabriel, Raya, Haaland, Semenyo, and Bernardo Silva] but, in the main, they have felt like vital parts of the machinery rather than transcendent individuals, this season specifically.
“But with Fernandes, United have had a player who has often BENT games to his own WILL. A player who has routinely dragged a mediocre team over the finishing line.
“A player who spent half the season being played out of position in a system that largely confounded his team-mates yet still found a plentiful supply of solutions.” #MUFC [@TeleFootball]
@henrywinter Can I ask why you voted for Kevin de Bruyne in 2019/20 when Liverpool won the league that season?
Thought you said the "the game's about glory"
Hypocrite.