Dimitar Berbatov; you prick

By: Richard | November 7th, 2007

Where there’s smoke there’s Dimitar.

I think it’s safe to say that with all we have heard during the past few months that Dimitar Berbatov does, in fact, want to leave Spurs. The speculation ran rampant all summer long but Berba stayed at the Lane. Only now, sans Jol, do we see everything coming into view.

Jol gave his opinion “Gifted, yes. But he is not a fighter. Perhaps you need others who are fighters to balance out the team” and everything started to make sense. The sulking during games, the refusal to warm up against Newcastle, it’s all part of Mr. Dimitar Berbartov’s character, or lack thereof. Face it, when the chips have been down, as they are right now, Berba has been the first to drop his head and sulk. In the Blackpool game he was pulled mid-way through the second half and as he came off he gave his new gaffer the cold shoulder rather then a handshake. I know this sounds petty but from what I can piece together Berbatov does not like starting at ground zero with a new manager. He doesn’t like the idea of fighting for a starting spot, or helping Spurs work their way up the table. No, he wants to be sent over to the Mancs, where I’m sure SAF will have no problem putting up with a petulant brat who sulks when he doesn’t get his way.

When comments from Berba’s dad were printed yesterday I really flipped. “My son doesn’t feel happy at Tottenham any more. He wants to leave”… Good, then get the fuck out, but not before you start playing better so Spurs can get top dollar. “Dimitar is telling everybody that he doesn’t want to stay and would like to leave in January. He feels that me made a mistake in the summer by not asking the club to sell him when Manchester United were interested.” What a prick you are Dimitar. If everything I read is true I look at it like this: you managed to take the hearts of Spurs fans and put them on your shoulder last year only to step on them this year. I find your timing to be simply ~~wonderful~~ shit.

If you’re Spurs though, why sell him to United? Sell him to a Spanish or Italian team, keep him out of the Premiership where he could potentially haunt us for years to come. If Berbatov does not want to help Spurs achieve their goals why should Spurs help him achieve his, self serving as they are….prick.