Dimitar Berbatov | 2009/10 Performances

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Yes, and we can infer things from that. We could also have a pop at Ferguson saying why does he continually instruct Berbatov to play in this role, or allow him to? Or does he constantly ignore Ferguson and yet make the team?

I find it hard to believe the latter is the case.

Once Macheda came off, Berbatov was hardly told to stay in midfield.
 
Gash in the second I'd go with.

Didn't make himself available for the pass half as well, didn't take responsibility as the main threat, too many wasted passes in the final third.

Still looked most likely to create.
 
His attitude regarding his teammates is purely arrogant, as if he 's the star of the team.Als moaning and waving his hands in frustration whereas he's crap himself.
He's too arrogant, he should look in a mirror before shouting at his colleagues
 
Now you're just making yourself look like a cnut.

Berbatov is a big mistake. Is not a United player.

End of story. The sooner you get to grips with that, the better.

Fine, don't deal with the hypocrisy you've spouted.

And he might be a mistake, but not necessarily for the stupid reasons you keep spouting. And I'd rather focus on what he does well and try not to exaggerate one way or the other. I've not said he's had a great season, a great game, a great first half... But he's far from the most hopeless player I've seen at OT, and his innate quality makes it worth hoping that somehow we'll figure out how to get the best out of him. Who knows, a new signing might revitalise him, or he might be off in the summer. Either way it doesn't help to go straight for the negative superlatives, not in terms of figuring out what's not right about him at United (atm or in general) or in terms of accurately describing how he's performed. It's just fecking inaccurate to say he's been utter shite and our worst player.
 
I thought he had a blinder in the first half, but second half he was woeful.

Agreed, he worked well with Macheda as we expected he would. The service from the midfield was fecking shite throughout, but of course Berbatov takes the blame for that as well. I doubt even Rooney would have done much better with what he was getting.
 
I had to. That's fairly obvious, even to someone like you, isn't it?

Someone like me? And what is that exactly, someone who doesn't jump from thread to thread basing one of our players over and over again and then having a go at the people who don't join in?
 
Piss of and support Chelsea, you twat.

They'd be more your sort of thing.



No, you stfu instead. You wanna ignore the fact that Berbatov hasn't produced for us since his transfer, that is your prerogative. Don't belittle his support for the club, just because he isn't a blind feck who refuses to believe that there are such things as a transfer ****. Berbatov is useless and has pissed poor positioning. He was bought to be a striker, not a fancy dancy circus act in the middle of the park. The soon you get it, the better.

p/s when the going gets tough, the tough gets going. That lazy crap doesn't even have half the determination and hunger of Tevez, despite having superior skills in every single department of the game. That shows how far skills can bring you, if you don't have the hunger or guts to go along with.
 
We were shit all over the park - but I assume we have failed to win this game, singularly because of Berbatov?...

*********, £30m waste of money, etc etc.
 
I agree that Berbatov have been given a lot knee jerk, and unfounded criticism - but I also think that after two seasons of not really producing the goods the fans are entitled to be upset with him. Dimi didn't do himself any favours today, sadly.
 
Gash in the second I'd go with.

Didn't make himself available for the pass half as well, didn't take responsibility as the main threat, too many wasted passes in the final third.

Still looked most likely to create.

Once Macheda went off though, we needed a goal. Berbatov was the only striker on and therefore we needed him to score more than we needed him to create. If it was tactics that had him so deep, then SAF made a humongous mistake. Too many times in the second half we had great positions but there wasn't one single player in the box.

I suppose I'm more annoyed at macheda been taking off than Berbatov not making an effort to get into the box.

Ah well.
 
Piss off and support Chelsea, you twat.

They'd be more your sort of thing.

How about you feck off you blind cnut? In case you haven't noticed I'm not the only one who wants him out. Today was the last straw; he's been abysmal for what amounts to his entire United career. Today was the day he really needed to step up, a must-win game where we were depending on him - and he spent the entire match sulking in midfield with his arms in the air.

So perhaps you could pull your head out of you arse (I know that's difficult for you, because you just love having things up your arse) but realise that if anyone here is the twat in the minority it's you.
 
Eriku, R Nick, Erica.

Do you see how many people are getting fed up with him?

Just because you loved him once and someone disagreed with you then, doesn't mean you are not allowed to see the reality. You don't HAVE to stick to your guns out of some retarded loyalty to your weakening position on the lazy fecker.
 
Before this thread explodes, I'd like to point out that he was our best player on the pitch today.

Carry on though, everyone needs a scapegoat.

I thought he had a blinder in the first half, but second half he was woeful.

I disagree.

He is suppose to be scoring goals up front, not hanging out the center circle. He had some good moves and good passes but he failed to link up with the rest of the team quite frequently.

If this was an individual sport then yes, he performed well, but this is a team sport and he failed on many occasions to step up.
 
The one positive that will come from this game I hope is that Dimitar Berbatov will never play for Manchester United Football Club again. Useless fecking piece of lazy shit.

Took the words out of my mouth.
 
I thought he was decent today. The only one that tried to make something happen as opposed to just playing it to the wide men and hoping.

And for all the people that constantly go on about how he never gets in the box, he had our only shots on target in the second half. From the box.

No Nani was the only player trying to make something Happen. Dimitar was too worried complaining to everybody else, at why he's so shit that he can't play in the position he's been told too. 30 million pounds my arse.
 
I consider myself quite rational when it comes to berbatov and I could see why he was bought. But I just dont see it anymore and with every passing game I think we sell ourselves short with him in the team.
I am in no way blaming him and him alone for today. But there's really no point in him being here when we cant count on him. Its not always the failure of others that results in his under par performances. Berba has to take blame over the course of 2 seasons.
 
Berbatov is fecking horrible and I hope we sell him asap.

I'd love for my emotions towards him to be knee-jerked but they are'nt.

To have good technique and a couple of decent flicks in midfield doesn't do, he's fecking slow as a cow and can't score to save his life, feck off. I'd take £8m for him



Any chance we can exchange him for Dzeko? Afterall, Berbatovv has built up a decent reputation in the Bundesliga.:nervous:
 
Before this thread explodes, I'd like to point out that he was our best player on the pitch today.

Carry on though, everyone needs a scapegoat.

Shhhh, no one wants to hear that. It's so much more fun to blame him for everything that goes wrong. That said, being our best player today might not be saying much..

I like Berbatov, but at this point I'm really starting to wonder if he has the mental ability to play for Manchester United. I don't think he's lazy, nor do I dislike the fact that he plays deep (he's done some fantastic work for us there when he hasn't been played as a lone striker). But his body language at times seems to portray a lack of confidence and, perhaps, a lack of determination. If you don't have confidence, you're going to fail at Manchester United. I'm not sure what to think of him really.
 
Fine, don't deal with the hypocrisy you've spouted.

And he might be a mistake, but not necessarily for the stupid reasons you keep spouting. And I'd rather focus on what he does well and try not to exaggerate one way or the other. I've not said he's had a great season, a great game, a great first half... But he's far from the most hopeless player I've seen at OT, and his innate quality makes it worth hoping that somehow we'll figure out how to get the best out of him. Who knows, a new signing might revitalise him, or he might be off in the summer. Either way it doesn't help to go straight for the negative superlatives, not in terms of figuring out what's not right about him at United (atm or in general) or in terms of accurately describing how he's performed. It's just fecking inaccurate to say he's been utter shite and our worst player.

I am not the manager. It's not my job to sort the ineffective lazy bastard out.

I am a supporter who doesn't see enough effort and I am voicing my opinion.
 
He was outside the box. To say he's in midfield is a gross exaggeration, for the most part.

I lost count of the amount of times he was behind our deep lying central midfielder, Scholes. Berbatov played in midfield. A striker gets inside the box. He did not play as a striker.
 
Can't believe we screwed around with Tevez to play Berbatov.

I can't believe that anybody who's witnessed Tevez' pig-ignorant media handling, considering that he thought the fans would think no ill of him, would miss him.

I don't like the idea of him in our team because of that.

If Heinze weren't shit I'd ask if you wanted him back as cover in case O'Shea struggles with fitness.
 
Shhhh, no one wants to hear that. It's so much more fun to blame him for everything that goes wrong. That said, being our best player today might not be saying much..

I like Berbatov, but at this point I'm really starting to wonder if he has the mental ability to play for Manchester United. I don't think he's lazy, nor do I dislike the fact that he plays high up the pitch (he's done some fantastic work for us up there when he hasn't been played as a lone striker). But his body language at times seems to portray a lack of confidence and, perhaps, a lack of determination. If you don't have confidence, you're going to fail at Manchester United. I'm not sure what to think of him really.

Summed up quite well for me.
 
He was decent in the first half, a couple of nice passes but a lot of moaning and not enough movement into the box, the second half he didn't even turn up, he was anonymous for most of it and fluffed his chances when they fell to him. But his body language and attitude were all wrong in that second half, looked like he didn't want to be there.
 
No Nani was the only player trying to make something Happen. Dimitar was too worried complaining to everybody else, at why he's so shit that he can't play in the position he's been told too. 30 million pounds my arse.

Nani may have been trying but it wasn't fecking working was it? But then he has had his turn as scapegoat of choice I suppose.
 
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