Admittedly, the span of years we're talking about – the turbulent phase between Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement and the present day – will not be remembered too fondly by most Reds. But Bruno’s output is there, and it demands, and deserves, respect.
Throughout all the different managers, all the many team-mates, it’s always been there. Relentless productivity, no matter the peculiarity or difficulty of the circumstances.
If we didn’t already know that, recent weeks have made it blazingly clear. This is factually Manchester United’s worst Premier League campaign since England’s top flight rebranded in 1992. But would you know it looking at Bruno’s individual figures?