- Mar 7, 2005
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I've kept away from the Berbati baiting in the past, mainly because i like having him on the forum and because he's got a good sense of humour but this was a step too far...
Seriously, his only saving grace is his genius, because if I was his team-mate I'd be seriously pissed off as I hared around closing people down, putting in the miles to ensure we were in with a shout, if Berbatov just stopped and did his little jump and looked in the air as the opposite player strolls past him with the ball at his feet because the pass wasn't inch perfect. Especially pissed off as his genius only blows hot and cold and he probably gives the ball away more often than any other player.
In short, Berbatov's an asset, but he's also a liability, he's the potential to be the best in the world but he as often brings the side down. Sort out his attitude and i'd agree with your assessment Berbati, but if he doesn't I for one won't be crying if we make a big profit on him this summer.
What planet on you on man? Berbatov improved when the team started to improve, but even so he hasn't even been the best player of the last few weeks. He's genius, no doubt about it, but he's a lazy, sulky, spirit dampening mofo too. For every game he's been the star there have been two more this season when he's brought the side's collective spirit down, that ratio's dropped to about one-in-three recently and we can only hope Ramos' message that the team is the star will sink further in and we'll see less of the flouncy little foot-stamping episodes when a team-mate who's played better than him for the majority of the game plays one pass that goes awry.However, the team began to win when Berbatov began to produce the goods, i.e. when his bad period was over. Leave aside his goals against Pompy and Reading, and Spurs would still struggle to avoid a relegation battle. Would Spurs reach the CC final without his world class performances against Man City and Arsenal away? And would they still be in the UEFA Cup tournament?
Seriously, his only saving grace is his genius, because if I was his team-mate I'd be seriously pissed off as I hared around closing people down, putting in the miles to ensure we were in with a shout, if Berbatov just stopped and did his little jump and looked in the air as the opposite player strolls past him with the ball at his feet because the pass wasn't inch perfect. Especially pissed off as his genius only blows hot and cold and he probably gives the ball away more often than any other player.
In short, Berbatov's an asset, but he's also a liability, he's the potential to be the best in the world but he as often brings the side down. Sort out his attitude and i'd agree with your assessment Berbati, but if he doesn't I for one won't be crying if we make a big profit on him this summer.