I think we can all agree here that we all love and support Man United. I guess we just express that support differently.

However, on the issue of Berbatov, I have to say I agree with Air_Mood. I've seen many criticisms of Berbatov. Some fair, some not so fair.
It's so easy to demand from others without having to put up with the same demands yourself.

1) Berbatov isn't really as shit as everyone thinks. If you look at the stats, he actually performed better than Tevez last season and he actually improved, this season. The problem is he missed more shots on goal this season and fans only see the obvious - those missed shots. So they come to the conclusion he sucks.

2) As a fan of Man United, I'd like to be able to see that Man United fans show some class. What does this mean? It means one word - RESPECT. It would be very nice if we can see an end to the constant insults and name calling of a Man United player. So long as the man wears Man United colors, I'd be loathed to see him trashed and stepped on by a Man United fan.

3) It is the job of the player to play. The job of the manager to manage. Guess what's the job a supporter?

Don't get me wrong. It is not my intention to condemn and I hope Berbatov can score more goals as well. I just hope that people can show their own team's players some respect.

Until SAF says so, I will keep my faith with the players and the manager.

Berbatov’s decision to end his involvement with Bulgaria ensures he will not face England in the opening Euro 2012 qualifier at Wembley in September.

Whether the £30.75 million forward is still a United player by that stage is open to debate, however, with the 29 year-old’s position at Old Trafford under threat following his failure to produce his best form at the club since his arrival from Tottenham in September 2008.

Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal is keen to take Berbatov to the Allianz Arena and the German champions could tempt United with a bid in the region of £15 million for the player.

But Berbatov insists he remains determined to succeed at United after scoring just 12 goals in all competitions this season.

He said: “I’m sure United will buy a new striker, but I am there and that’s important. I will try to fulfil my contract because where would I go after United? I have reached the top with them.

“I do not know about interest from other clubs and I have had no meetings because I am a Manchester United player.

“In my two years, things could have been better, but they could have been worse too. I have had my moments.

“I have won the championship and the Carling Cup, but people had great expectations for the money it cost to sign me. We do not know what will happen in the third year.

“I might not seem happy, but I can’t grin like an idiot on the field. I do not show any emotions, but I’m really happy because I am with the biggest team in the world.” N

asko Sirakov, the director of Bulgaria’s national team, confirmed that Berbatov informed him of his decision to retire from international football in March.

But Berbatov, who has been plagued by a persistent knee problem since the autumn, insists he was not pressurised into making the decision by United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Berbatov said: “I didn’t discuss my decision with Sir Alex, but you know when to say 'enough’ and I have had ailments for several months. I feel tired.

"I took this decision on my own and I started thinking about my future with the national team more than a month ago.”

Feel jelous big club winning their own league Barca,Inter,Bayern.

Next season we will bounce back get the tittle.. Yeahh!!!

manucho cannot score an open goal

Did you know that Terry grow up supporting Man utd?