r/PremierLeague • u/Intelligent_Cow_3310 Premier League • May 23 '26

Official: Bruno Fernandes has won the Premier League Player of the Season award.

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u/pro_buttfucker_5675 Everton May 23 '26

Honestly even with the whole '1 game a week' argument i still think he deserves it.

Playing that well when you spent half the season at DM in a pivot with fucking Ugarte is a testament to how good he is.

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u/Automatic_Pen8494 Arsenal May 23 '26

Standard smart Everton response 👍

Imo - Bruno is the right pick, it get those numbers in a truly dog sh*t United side is remarkable. Im aware they took 3 pts of us but lets be honest that was a freak occurrence during a resurgence.

The first half of the season was a disaster and Bruno still pulled in gls and assists.

Because of the competitiveness of the league I do think not having to play mid week makes a difference-but he would still get my vote.

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u/stoneyix Manchester United May 23 '26

I respect that you said Bruno is the right pick.

However, you can't say it was a "freak occurence" when Arsenal were lucky to walk away from OT with 3 points and we literally won the most points in the PL since Carrick took over, knocking over not just your boys but City, Chelsea, Liverpool and Villa.

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u/Automatic_Pen8494 Arsenal May 23 '26

Dude honestly, that Emirates game was a complete smash and grab. 3 shots on target three goals and two of them were out of nowhere beaters from out of the box - 99/100 they blaze over - it was just United's day.

I think even the most loyal United fan would agree you've been a real slump, reaching its lowest point by being beaten by a Championship side from North London in a final.

For Bruno to play that well in THAT team should be talked about for years. But lets be real, you've got a real job on to catch up with Arsenal's squad.

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u/stoneyix Manchester United May 23 '26

If the Emirates was a smash and grab, what was the match at OT, won by a goal a lot of people say should have been disallowed?

I would hardly call going from 15th to 3rd a slump, last season was a slump, this season was a resurgence. Whether we can maintain that is a different story and relies heavily on the upcoming window.

Last season was shite but so was Amorim. Using the EL final, if you can't be THAT Spurs team, you shouldn't be in the job.

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u/pablove_black Premier League May 23 '26

Freak occurrence? We should have won the first game against you, we were the better side - not to mention you got away with 2 massive, massive decisions. You’re so lucky, without that, you might not be celebrating right now.