Published: 28 February, 2013by Ashley Houghton Important men for the Cottagers underneath the microscope. Dimitar BerbatovArguably, the most technically skilled person in the Barclays Premier League, and one Sunderland may haveto watch on. Berbatov has 84 goals in his 200 Premier League games and in November 2010 became the very first non-Englishman to rating five goals in a Premier League sport when Manchester United beat Blackburn Rovers 7-1. Sir Alex Ferguson closed Berbatov for a noted A30 miliion from Tottenham Hotspur in 2008 and the Bulgarian continued to become the 50th United person to score 50 goals in all games for the Red Devils. First-team possibilities were limited towards the end of Berbatovas time at Old Trafford, compelling Fulham to bid for his services. He made the shift to Craven Cottage in summer time of 2012 and has since gone on to make 22 category looks for the Cottagers a' last weekendas target against Stoke City showing the quality he gives to Martin Jolas side. Brede Hangeland6a6 Norwegian, Brede Hangeland is a fansa favourite at Craven Cottage having spent five years in London. Despite attention from a number of Europeas elite, Hangeland has stayed with the Cottagers and has made 233 appearances in all competitions for Martin Jolas side. Hangeland closed for Fulham from FC Copenhagen in 2008 and he's become one of the first names on the team-sheet at Fulham. On 82 occasions he is also the Norway national team captain and has represented his state. Hangeland did get his only red card in a Fulham shirt in Sunderlandas 3-1 victory at Craven Cottage back in November. Mark SchwarzerAustralian international Mark Schwarzer is one of many most highly revered goalkeepers in Premier League history. Not merely is Schwarzer tenth in the Premier League all-time look record, but, he's also the absolute most capped Australian in the Socceroosa history with 104 caps. And, Schwarzer is not any stranger to the North-east having performed nearly all his 657 performances in English football on Teesside with Middlesbrough. He moved to Fulham in 2008 after his Middlesbrough agreement had expired and has since gone onto make just under 200 performances for the South London club. He was area of the Fulham area that were runners-up in the 2009-10 UEFA Europa League, having been a in the UEFA Cup with Middlesbrough in 2006.
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