Bruno Guimarães

[et tu brute]

Just now, andyc35i said:

But would Bruno actually leave if we didn’t have the need to sell him? If Barcelona or Real Madrid don’t come in for him then he wouldn’t leave 

No I don't think he would, but if an offer comes in, which matches (or goes above) the valuation, then he may well do. He accepts this as per his interview and as I said above, I'm convinced if his release clause has been activated, he would have been sold. 

[toon25]

7 hours ago, JT24 said:

Brb, crying

 

And that is exactly why the bloke is priceless.

[Decky]

Brilliant video that. Hope he is here for many more years.

[CPL]

Can you love a player more than Bruno? He totally gets the club and wears it on his sleeve. Would it be disrespectful to say he gets in the all time greatest XI already? I'm 37 for reference. 

 

I love it the most when he wins the ball back in a dangerous position, realises there is no where to go so shields the ball like his life depends on it. Then wins the foul and fist pumps to the crowd. 

 

What a guy! 

[Menace]

He's retiring here like. Guy's been nothing but confident and positive ever since he moved here - took a punt on us whilst we was fighting relegation, and he'll still be our captain when we challenge for the league.

[Ikon]

Love him! 

[Coffee_Johnny]

13 hours ago, JT24 said:

Brb, crying

Fucking hell, man. That should have come with a warning. 

[Coffee_Johnny]

8 hours ago, TheBrownBottle said:

Likewise.  And if our overlords and masters want him for one of their home nation clubs, I suspect we’ll agree to the (overinflated) fee, too

 

Bruno’s fantastic, a top gadgie and happily sits in my favourite NUFC XI.  But footballers aren’t something to become too emotionally attached to - they all leave. 

Do they though? And how can you not? The moments they produce when they grace our pitch, when they enhance our lives. The memories and heart felt connection they make. Weaved in throughout our own personal life are the players who we identify with, feel for, who represent something great and meaningful to us.

Off the top of my head, for me David McCreery, Glenn Roeder, Kevin Keegan, Mirandinha, Peter Beardsley, Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Les Ferdinand,  David Ginola, Nolberto Solano, many more in the past and into our current era. They have all left something indelible with me and with thousands more. Bruno Guimarães is one of those players; someone who never goes even when they are long gone. 

[PauloGeordio]

31 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

Do they though? And how can you not? The moments they produce when they grace our pitch, when they enhance our lives. The memories and heart felt connection they make. Weaved in throughout our own personal life are the players who we identify with, feel for, who represent something great and meaningful to us.

Off the top of my head, for me David McCreery, Glenn Roeder, Kevin Keegan, Mirandinha, Peter Beardsley, Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Les Ferdinand,  David Ginola, Nolberto Solano, many more in the past and into our current era. They have all left something indelible with me and with thousands more. Bruno Guimarães is one of those players; someone who never goes even when they are long gone. 

They leave a place in our hearts and us them! It’s a lifelong love affair! Bruno truly is the beating heart of our team.

[Paully]

14 hours ago, JT24 said:

Brb, crying

I didn’t realise I was next to a large portion of onions! 
 

What a man - already a huge Club legend and I can see him being here for many more years!

[Mattoon]

In a world of mercenaries and millions, Bruno stands out as a paragon of an endangered species of football players. He saw a wounded animal that could be terrifying and decided to nurse it to health and became the beating heart of this team.

 

Loyal, fierce, talented , he's found where he truly belongs. How Bruno and our fans feel is reciprocated, he feels loved and like he belongs and in a time of multimillionaire footballers, he's found a job that's priceless. 

 

Bruno is here long after we've made winning silverware a habit.

[TheBrownBottle]

26 minutes ago, Coffee_Johnny said:

Do they though? And how can you not? The moments they produce when they grace our pitch, when they enhance our lives. The memories and heart felt connection they make. Weaved in throughout our own personal life are the players who we identify with, feel for, who represent something great and meaningful to us.

Off the top of my head, for me David McCreery, Glenn Roeder, Kevin Keegan, Mirandinha, Peter Beardsley, Lee Clark, Steve Watson, Les Ferdinand,  David Ginola, Nolberto Solano, many more in the past and into our current era. They have all left something indelible with me and with thousands more. Bruno Guimarães is one of those players; someone who never goes even when they are long gone. 

I just mean that players leave and folks shouldn’t get angry or over concerned when they do - provided it’s done for the right reasons

[Lush Vlad]

1 hour ago, Mattoon said:

In a world of mercenaries and millions, Bruno stands out as a paragon of an endangered species of football players. He saw a wounded animal that could be terrifying and decided to nurse it to health and became the beating heart of this team.

 

Loyal, fierce, talented , he's found where he truly belongs. How Bruno and our fans feel is reciprocated, he feels loved and like he belongs and in a time of multimillionaire footballers, he's found a job that's priceless. 

 

Bruno is here long after we've made winning silverware a habit.

 

MattGPT

[kingxlnc]

Like Keegan in the sense he's emotional and wears his heart on his sleeve

Isak is like a Shearer, a stone cold killer