Why Carrick Should Bench Bruno and Rethink the Midfield

Carrick is getting closer and closer and closer to realizing Bruno ain't

it.

Mm.

And the closer he does, now all he needs to do

is start subbing him.

He now realizes, oh, my midfield is a bit more balanced when this

b- this guy is not in there. Okay? Now you just need to grow the balls

to say, "Brother, you can sit on the bench." All right,

if you don't wanna say sit

on the bench, now you just need to grow the balls to be

like, "60th minute, you

ain't produced anything. You can come off." So he's doing

it very slowly, but last two games he's winning me over a

little

bit. I'm like, oh, the Bruno psychosis-

The-

... is actually starting to leave-

The dots-

... it's starting to leave now. Yeah.

The dots are starting to connect.

He needs to sub him 'cause Bruno's dropping stinker after stinker.

But the fact that he moved him out of midfield, which I said is gonna happen-

Mm

... by the way. I said, et cetera, I said, "It's gonna be false

nine."

Mm.

I didn't know he was gonna dash into the wing.

Slowly getting him out of the midfield- ... but Carrick, do it quicker.

You can drop the guy. You can bench him.

Against Athletic and against Leeds, I didn't see us getting absolutely run

through the midfield-

Mm

... like how we've been getting run through.

It's been...

I'm talking going from terrible to mid, by the way, guys.

I ain't saying that like now all of a sudden we're balling.

But at the end of the day, I thought Barella and Santos

were actually good today.

Yuri got an assist. You know what I mean? The only person that...

The person out there in the... that was honking it up was, was Bruno.

Yeah.

So he should have subbed him. But slowly, Carrick, you're wi- you might win me

over. If you're the first manager to realize

that midfield can't work,

Bruno out, I'ma back you to the end of, end of time, bro. I'm telling you.

I'ma back him to end of time. We're slowly getting to salvation.