According to the Manchester Evening News, the former Premier League Golden Boot Berbatov recently talked about the resurgence of the Premier League epidemic, the Christmas schedule, and the situation of manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur, the two old clubs who are mainly aimed at four. He advised United caretaker manager Ronnick to be clear-eyed, first and foremost to "get things done" around Christmas, rather than worrying about the game being "ugly". He also expressed optimism for Spurs' success under Conte.
The COVID-19 variant virus, Omiljung, continues to influence the league schedule in December. United's midweek away game against Brentford was postponed, and this weekend's home game against Brighton was also postponed. This means that United may lose their previous point advantage in the race for 4. In response, Berbatov said: "The competition for fourth place in the Premier League is becoming more and more intense - all the way to eighth place (all chances) because Wolves also scored 24 points. These teams all have the opportunity to climb up and surprise the supporters. ”
"During the Christmas race, you have to get points and you have a lot of pressure. No matter how you play, as long as you can get three points. Manchester United's schedule is good, I don't care how they perform, they just have to take three points - 1-0 win, win more games. ”
"When you have a lot of games to play, the key is to get things done – not just for Manchester United, but for all the teams that are fighting for the top four. It's the Premier League and every team can come with surprises, which is why we say you can play ugly but get three points is the most important reason. ”
Speaking of another former owner, Tottenham, he said: "Tottenham are also working hard. They played three games less. Under Antonio (Conte), they are likely to chase back to the top four this season. But the same is true of Tottenham: coherence is needed. They have to stay physical and ready to win the 'ugly game' because many people have had high hopes for them, but they always end up disappointed. So let's put them out of the spotlight first and hope they climb steadily. ”
(Felix Cat)
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