Bruno Fernandes opens his ManUtd Goal Scoring account against Watford.
Peter Crouch identifies one of the qualities of Fernandes that He likes most with the performing very well since He signs for United.
Peter Crouch hailed the 'arrogance' of the player after his role in ManUtd win against Watford.
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The Portuguese international opened his ManUtd goal scoring account in the 3-0 win against the Hornets on Sunday after winning and scoring a penalty.
Bruno Fernandes steamed in behind the Watford defense, marginally beating the Watford keeper before the former England stopper carried him on the leg inside the Penalty zone.
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The Referee Martin Atkinson blows the foul and pointed straight to the Penalty spot before Fernandes dusted himself down and take the penalty kick himself, opening the net for United against Watford.
Speaking on Bruno's Day-2 match, Crouch was very effusive in his praise for the midfielder.
There were some question marks over if the player was already on his way down when Foster made contact, suggesting he had dived to earn the Red a penalty.
The £67million signing then took a short skip in his run-up to fool Foster, sending him in the wrong direction to open the scoring.
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The former Sporting Lisbon captain has been quick to take to the hearts of United fans, who shouted, 'Fernandes, Fernandes,''
in a similar style to how they do previously addressed club-record goalscorer and former England captain Wayne Rooney
'He is breeding confidence in other ManUtd players all day. I do have loved to have been on the other end of his crosses during the match.
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said Peter Crouch. 'ManU fans love every minute of his play in the pitch'.
Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood both scored in the second half of the game to seal the win for the Red, which placed them on the fifth position on the premier league table.
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