Matheus Cunha

finished last season, bro, you think Fernandes gets sad that he

breaks the record? Wait, last season, the front, it was Cunha on the left, Mbembe on the right, with Carrick, Tesco up front, Bruno Fernandes, Kobe Manu, Pasemero.

I get that.

So we're playing a 4-3-3.

Season before that, they get Patrick Dargu, the most obvious wing-back you've ever seen.

It's just sell all the wingers, get Cunha, get Mbumo, right tens, nice narrow inside players.

Then we're going to go to Carrick, who wants the ball, who wants

width.

I was going to

ask, actually, with what Bruno said publicly and with what Martinez done, and apparently the reason Cunha didn't start against Bournemouth was because they had a half-time row, him and Carrick.

That's why he came off against Como.

So bearing in mind...

Yeah, that's true.

But, like, I just think that ship has sailed with Poch.

Again, if you want a Martinez, Cunha and Bruno on side...

Pochettino, that's the type of name you

But God, United, half-time substitute, not Bruno.

Cunha on for Tielemans, made no difference.

Poor heaven.

A man who had the confidence of a baby giraffe, just birthed, taking his first initial steps, liability every time he touches a ball.

Madness, chaos and above all, incompetence.

Look, Daniel, the way I look at it is if I'm Bruno Fernandes or Lissandra Martinez or Cunha, all of which got dropped at the weekend and I'm turning up for training tomorrow with Carrick, I'm like, the fuck? I'll put a smile on my face.

I'll be like, what the fuck? What a waste.

I'll be on the phone to my agent saying, when you can, get me out.

Where's Rashford? 300 grand a week at Man United.

Carrick has to integrate him back in.

Does that impact people like Cunha? Of course it does.

Who's ultimately responsible for that? Not Marcus, not Michael Carrick, Jason Wilcox.

I mean, really, I mean, However old Casemiro is now, he would still, he would stop.

He'd obviously keep Mainu, probably Cunha and Buemo.

But really, not that many.

Well, one or two of the kids, Manchester United have always got some kids, Lacey and kids like that.

You know, they've got Blair Road line, that's a great deal.

I remember a year ago, you know, it's Sesco, it's in Burma, it's Cunha, like this is exciting.

And also towards the end of last season, I think even possibly speaking to Chappers and a few others, the job that Michael Carrick did was so good and so impressive relative to the task that he had that a lot of people were saying they hope that he gets to keep it long term.

But now that he's kept it long term, is this Michael Carrick reverting back to the mean, the manager who essentially was the one who lost his job at Middlesbrough? Or is it now a case of like the thing was far too difficult for him in the first place, in which case we should have said at the end of last season that he needs to give the job to somebody else.

I think they're also suited to a transitional style.

Mbumo, Kunya, Bruno even.

As much as Bruno has been good for United, I don't think he suits a possession-based team.

I think he's a player that wants to play into the space constantly and try things constantly.