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Berbatov has admitted that he often gets bored with dull matches, making him switch off his television. Photo by EPA/BGNES
Bulgarian Manchester United forward Dimitar Berbatov has revealed he feels that his main duty as a player in Premier League is to provide entertainment to the fans.
"I am always ready to entertain," Berbatov, the former Tottenham hit-man and leading goalscorer last season, told MUTV.
He admitted that he often gets bored with dull matches, making him switch off his television.
"It's because, when I watch a game I don't like to see people falling asleep during it if it's a boring game.
"Even if I watch a game, if it's boring for me, it doesn't matter if it's Real Madrid, Barcelona or some other big club playing, I just switch off the TV.
"I don't like boring games, I want entertainment and that's what the fans want as well.
"That's what we try to give them and I can only speak about myself and try to give entertainment to everybody.
"It doesn't matter if it's a goal or the way I play, this is the first thing I try to do and that is what the boss is trying to tell us before games as well.
"I like to enjoy the game even though we must work hard and concentrate as well."
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson recently disproved highly intensified rumors that his club intends selling top-scoring Bulgarian forward Dimitar Berbatov to Paris Saint-Germain.
The ManUn manager has nevertheless "left the door open" for a potential selling of the embattled Bulgarian forward.
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