It's impossible to argue with somebody that plays on words - don't waste your precious time or energy.
Anyways...
I personally think that Berbatov is one of the worlds top strikers. It has nothing to do with
www.youtube.com compilatons or the occasional goal that i have seen on Match of the day; more that i am compromised by masses of Spurs fans at my local who believe it so and the games that i tend watch with them. I think it is silly to label a group of people, reduce their arguments and paint them in a most simplistic way. Every single thread regarding Berbatov has ended in spectacular fashion - with plenty of name calling and defamation, i vote to talk like the civilised gentlemen that we are or are supposed to be.
Anyways...
There have been many reports linking Fergie with bids for Berbatov, not all can be taken as fact, but there is plenty to suggest that Ferguson is well aware of him as a player and would be interested (how much we don't know) if he became available. Nobody has interviews or clips but i do know that it has been discussed and made apparent that Fergus rates him as a player.
Berbatov has sparked off a number of polarized opinions - all equally valid. Time will tell whether we are stepping up our efforts to sign him, it will also prove somebody or some people; correct. This does not necessarily flatter the logic of either group or party involved in debate, Fergie could well be wrong if he wasn't to go for Berbatov - he could well be right.
Basically...
I see Berbatov as a highly talented player who is very much in the market for a new club. The foundation of any deal will be based on how much Spurs want for him, somewhere in the region of 25-30 million pounds has been touted and will more than likely be the price that he sails for.
Who will pay this amount of money for Berbatov?
My answer would be three clubs: Us, Barcelona and Chelsea. My tip would be that he will end up at one of the first two mentioned - i don't know who. Chelseas interest is yet to have been registered, but i would expect Scolari to favour the latin players initially - people who he has worked with and has an in depth knowlege of. As for us and Barcelona, as i have said before; time will tell.