Fulham defeated QPR with two goals from Dimitar Berbatov. The Bulgarian was truely unstoppable in the first half – an immense threat for the QPR’s net.
But there was one moment who held everyone’s breath. One of the typical Berba‘s first touches when the ball “dies” on his toe. The defender is beaten very attractively as well. Stunning control, vision, and calmness at one place – Berbatov makes it look so easy:
Fulham defeated 3-2 Queens Park Rangers in late monday’s game which was very dynamic and a plasure to watch. Dimitar Berbatov opened the result at Craven Cottage from a calm penality shot. The Bulgarian was also involved in the foul for the penality.
A bit later, in 22′ of the game, Berbatov scored his second by taking advantage of an awful mistake by QPR’s defense:
Watch all goals from the game:
Dimitar Berbatov, the silent assassin for Manchester United and Fulham is one of the (not so many) great articles for Berba. Published in Andrew Cole’s column in The National.
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I am often in the company of current Manchester United players, especially on away trips and pre-season tours. I am still treated like one of the family, like I am still a player. It is an honour and a privilege. United may be a global football institution, but at the heart of that there is a family feeling which is a key to the success of the club.
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I speak to nearly all the players, but there is one I never exchanged a single word with: Dimitar Berbatov.
Other players, especially strikers, like to talk football to me. They will talk about past games, ask how the club has changed.
Not Dimitar. I have passed him in hotel corridors and not exchanged glances. It did not bother me one bit.
When he arrived at Old Trafford in the club’s record transfer deal, in 2008, several members of staff tried to make him feel at home by inviting him round for dinner. He did not accept one invitation, merely stating that doing such things “isn’t me”.
He was not one for mixing. If a team activity was arranged, he would stay in his room. Some could not get their head around him.
The United players called him “James Dean” and “Andy Garcia” (he looked like both), but they said he had “the swag” – swagger – and that he was the man.
Me, I thought he was one cool guy. I liked him and admired his talents. He was paid to perform on the football field, not talk about the weather.
Read the rest of this Berbatov`s story »
You’ve heard about it. The most popular meme in 2013 so far. However, if you live on a different planetary system, here is a short description from Wikipedia:
The Harlem Shake is an Internet meme in the form of a video of various groups of people performing a comedy sketch accompanied by a short excerpt from the song “Harlem Shake”. As a meme, the video was replicated by many people, using the same concept, and this rapidly led to it becoming viral in early February 2013, with thousands of “Harlem Shake” videos being made and uploaded to YouTube every day at the height of its popularity.
Now back to the fun! Fulham players decided to make their own Harlem shake. You can bet who played a central (and calmest) part in the video:
That’s right. Berba! Like a boss, with another “keep calm” t-shirt!
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