Now this is a sensible thought amongst bruno lovers, if you cant control the game - the game controls you, then the question is - should he be in the team ??
Not new. Bruno has never been a control midfielder like Iniesta or Zidane. He’s an output player. When the manager relies on his output instead of clear tactical principles and defined actions, United become overly dependent on individual moments and lack control in games
@Frankblizz6@GoldenRed4red I agree, thats why im saying to drop him in an 8, so he can control the game more, rather getting mixed up in tight spaces where he clearly cannot operate.
This fanbase will never prosper unless they come outta the mindset that this is an affectionate scrutiny on the game than an individual agenda on a player.
#brunofernandes
Manager can only do a little, set team, set tactics and inspire the team maybe but apart from that, what happens inside the pitch falls on players mostly on captains, coz they gotta lead - i dont care if hes pfa whatever, ballon d’or whatever but if you cant inspire the team, control the game - you aint a captain.
Patrice Evra critique of Bruno Fernandes,
“I don’t want Bruno to be player of the year anymore I want Bruno to be part of the team”
While acknowledging his individual statistics, goals, and assists, Evra emphasizes that Fernandes often fails to control the tempo of matches or dictate play effectively. #mufc
Evra suggests utilizing Fernandes strictly as a dedicated No. 10 focused on output, while deploying a controlling midfielder—such as Kobbie Mainoo—behind him to dictate tempo and balance the team's play.