Jermain Defoe has revealed what it was like training with Dimitar Berbatov at Tottenham, including one strange habit that the Bulgarian had. While Spurs have…

Former Tottenham Hotspur striker Jermain Defoe revealed that his former teammate Dimitar Berbatov possessed one of the best first touches he had ever seen. Defoe praised the Bulgarian forward's technical ability and recalled his unique habit of bringing his own plastic cutlery to the training ground canteen.
Speaking to William Hill, Defoe noted that Berbatov continued this cutlery habit after moving to Manchester United, which was confirmed by Rio Ferdinand. Defoe described the forward as technically gifted, relaxed, and someone who took great pleasure in providing assists and showcasing skills.
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