There is a couple of news today about Dimitar relating to the Bulgaria-Serbia match. First, Ferguson has confirmed Dimitar has a hamstring injury, but it is just a strain. The manager says Dimitar will not take part in the match against Aston Villa on Saturday or against Villareal at Spain on Tuesday. Probably, Dimitar will feature against Manchester City for the derby. Ferguson is cautious with that kind of injury for his forwards, Saha suffered long from it. The other news comes from Dimitar’… Continue

Yesterday, Serbia trashed the Bulgarian National Football Team. The not-so-friendly match took place in Belgrade, the home team made 6 goals with 1 goal from Bulgaria. The match commemorated the last “cap” of a Serbian player, Milosevic. Dimitar only played 30 minutes. He was substituted because of a hamstring injury. Bad memories come to mind, as I remember Saha –the previous number 9 in Manchester United- always had that kind of injury. Apparently, Dimitar also left the bench later. Serbia h… Continue

A few days ago, The Sun published an interview with Dimitar in which he talked about his feelings for Tottenham. As the paper acknowledge, it is an effort to make peace with the Spurs’ fans before Manchester United play Tottenham at White Hart Lane a month from now. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/article1933376.ece Berbatov wants Spurs peace By NEIL CUSTIS Published: 15 Nov 2008 Many blogs and news sites reproduced the interview. And I think Dimitar and his agent should ta… Continue

Last Saturday, Manchester United played against Stoke at Old Trafford. The team is back to its normal standards. ManUtd scored 5 goals: 2 from Cristiano with his trademark free kicks at the beginning and end of the match; one beautiful goal from Carrick beating 4 defenders; one skillful goal from Dimitar, assisted by Tevez and I even saw Dimitar kissing him, hahaha; and one drilling goal from a youngster, Wellbeck from the distance. As it is apparent, Dimitar and Tevez played at the front. Repo… Continue

This is my third season following Manchester United. That is why I cannot say it was a dreadful and unexpected match for the Carling Cup against QPR. QPR is a Championship team; I think it is like a second division. Neither Dimitar, Rooney or Ronaldo played this match; they were not even in the bench. Normally, ManUtd always play a weakened team when they meet non Premiership oposition in the early stages of the FA and Carling Cups. I cannot say the result is a bad sign as they reach the next… Continue