Dimitar Berbatov was the guest for Goals on Sunday alongside Chris Kamara and Ben Shepherd and when Dimitar Berbatov is involved in anything, it's going to be must-watch.
The Bulgarian was always a joy to watch as a player in his time in the Premier League and he's quite the colourful character - as he has shown in his appearances as a pundit.
That was no different today, when Berba gave a brilliant account of what it was like to play away against Stoke City.
Since the Potters were promoted to the Premier League in 2008, playing them away from home has been widely viewed as one of the most difficult tests for teams. It became a way of judging a player - "Could they do it on a cold, wet Tuesday night at Stoke?".
They've become much more football friendly since the arrival of Mark Hughes and technical players like Xherdan Shaqiri, Marko Arnautovic and Ibrahim Afellay - a stark contrast to the original Tony Pulis Stoke side that contained long-throw merchant Rory Delap, Andy Wilkinson, Ricardo Fuller and others.
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The technically gifted Berbatov was asked about whether or not he enjoyed playing at the Britannia Stadium in his time as a player and he gave a hilariously brilliant analysis of what he was up against when playing against Stoke away from home.
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Watch the brilliant analysis here:
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Never a dull moment with Dimitar Berbatov!
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