Bruno Guimarães

[greydos]

7 hours ago, Kanji said:

he’s a better 6 in that he’s got full control of the play. As an 8 I think he doesn’t have the legs to press like we’d expect 

Eddie said he signed Bruno as a 6+. #Eddie_Knows

[Big Geordie]

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[Heron]

Man crush re established 

[Mountain]

He's working his socks off more than most of the opposition but has far more quality than them, it's just bizarre.

 

And he's been doing it week in week out.

[80]

His reaction to his tackle towards the end of the game said it all about him. Not just an ordinary player.

[Shadow Puppets]

Just now, 80 said:

His reaction to his tackle towards the end of the game said it all about him. Not just an ordinary player.

He did exactly the same against Bournemouth on Tuesday. Celebrated a tackle like we’d scored.

[Heron]

Shows a greater understanding of the game that. Sometimes tackles win games 

[Emotic]

I’m completely baffled at how we managed to scout, and then buy him, in January. A brilliant piece of business out of the blue.

[80]

5 minutes ago, Heron said:

Shows a greater understanding of the game that. Sometimes tackles win games 

People talking about Trippier potentially being a good manager, I think Bruno possibly could be great as he has the obsessive nature that seems to be necessary nowadays.

[Mazzy]

2 hours ago, 80 said:

His reaction to his tackle towards the end of the game said it all about him. Not just an ordinary player.

 

I reckon he's got some anger in him after the World Cup he (and Brazil) had. Seems to be channelling it in the right way thankfully! Outstanding today against a fairly decent oppostion midfield.

[NEEJ]

The turn and cross-field ball to Trippier for Miggy's goal was absolutely sensational. 

[54]

 

[Danh1]

Nearly crying after the game when being interviewed with Chris Wood.

 

Love this policy we have about signing decent people, and not just good footballers. 

[huss9]

what also impressive is that he does that pirouette in his own half - sprays the ball out tripps then makes up the ground for the one-two with miggy just outside their box.

no standing applauding himself.

[pedro111]

What I really loved was after Maxi and Murphy came on at about 88 minutes and they were pressing high with fresh legs, Bruno sprinted 30 yards to help out so their hard work wasn't for nothing. This at 3 nil up and game won. He is exceptional.

[Rafalove]

 

 

 

The whole family seem to love it here

[Danh1]

1 hour ago, Rafalove said:

 

 

 

The whole family seem to love it here

I love that his fatha and wife would rather be in with the away fans than in the corporate areas like. 

[Lush Vlad]

It is pretty rare for a player to be so likeable and to have such a great attitude. And also be so talented on the ball, but also graft so hard off it. 
 

He is just a special player and a proper character. The full package. 

[King HTT III]

I can’t believe he’s not an automatic starter for what I feel is an average Brazil side which starts Fred. He’s arguably now the second best midfielder in the league behind De Bruyne. He was sensational yesterday and you felt like he wasn’t even getting out of second gear. Put equal quality around him and, well…

[Kanj]

1 hour ago, Rafalove said:

 

 

 

The whole family seem to love it here

just had a baby a few months ago and is already in the away end with limbs. What a woman. 

[Coffee_Johnny]

Our beautiful Brazillian! 

[Dancing Brave]

 

[Miercoles]

It's crazy to be getting used to this, but that pass for Miggy oh my... If he takes a touch we never get that to go off. And it's not even as good as the one he chipped from there against, was it palace?

 

Remember when Shelvey was our best passer? Bit of a fucking upgrade.

[Gallowgate Toon]

I know a couple of fans who still think Shelvey is our best passer. Aye, he can ping a 40 yarder but his short passing range and general consistency of accuracy just isn't the same at all.

 

Bruno's pass to Willock yesterday was the best of the match. Ridiculous.

[Lush Vlad]