Tsvetan Sokolov in Club World Championship 2013

@NightFox: I remember you used to be a “Matey freak”, now you became a “Tsvetan freak”. No doubt, Sokolov is fantastic, but why this childish urge to label him as the best? How many first-class opposites we have? I can easily remember five or six. Regarding Mikhaylov, he lost his unstoppable status since the 2011 World Cup, when Russia’s main opponents started to neutralize him. Maxim was never the same ever since. The other teams learned how to stop him, and he hasn’t found a way to take his game to a higher level. Guess why Voronkov, with the possibility to have only one naturalized player, brought 31-year-old Pavlov to be their starter on the right side, having to let go such a brilliant setter like Butko? The coach knew Mikhaylov couldn’t deliver. P.S.: We can’t live without your movies. ;-)

@HCLT: Yes it's true about Mikhaylov, but in the moment I don't see better opposite than Tsvetan - I said that's my opinion and I don't want you to dispute about that with me :) ... I was never a "Matey freak" ... I was his fan and watching him playing for my country was such a pleasure. P.S: It gets easier with the time ;)

@NightFox: No need to get so defensive. I know it’s your opinion, unless you’ve been doing some psychography lately. Calling you a “Matey freak” was just a joke, I know you were never like certain people, but you’re crying like a little girl now. Nice talking to you. P.S.: No more movies? Nah, we can’t… You know the rest. :-p