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"A luxury player.." @thatishi

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Last season was comfortably the worst United side I have ever seen. Bruno was played as a #6 ffs... He ended up with 19 goals and 19 assists at the end of the season. This season started no better. Amorim was here till January. That means Bruno played in the pivot till January. He registered his first assist during GW8 for the Maguire winner against Liverpool at Anfield. He is now on 20 assists with the same players and people are trying to downplay it. Its hilarious. When a team struggles this badly, creative players usually suffer with it. Their numbers drop, their influence fades and they get swallowed by it. Bruno? He doesn't do that. No matter how unstable the team becomes, he still ends up producing at a historic level. And not just "good numbers" either. These are numbers that put him alongside generational players like Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne. This isn't Bruno playing in a 100 point team either. This is Bruno creating chance after chance in a side that was dreadful up until January. At some point people need to stop acting like consistency at this level is normal just because Bruno makes it look normal. One day people will realise they have spent more time debating and nitpicking Bruno Fernandes instead of just appreciating that they were watching one of the best players the Premier League has ever seen.