I think I've said that in some of my previous postings, but I will repeat it: I do support a delay, not because I want it, but because I believe Bulgaria is not ready. And from what I have heard, Romania is not ready either.
One thing for sure is that  the rate of organized crime in Bulgaria has been by now impossible to control. Let us not only think about the people who got killed, but what they did to deserve their fate, what businesses were they involved with, and how many people they have also done harm? Doktora was the big boss of the cigarette smuggling business, and he was believed to be involved with Marko Milosevic, the son of the former president of Yugoslavia Slobodan Milosevic. Then the next question is: how such people as Doktora did what they did, and where was the state then when it had to interfere and sue, and send to prison all those people, who were spoiling its image in front of its European partners?
The other thing is that even if we become members on time, it would be better if we do not acquire an immediate access to all the EU freedoms. Why? Because Bugarians have a weird interpretation of what freedom is and they have a strange inclination to abuse it, and this will be good neither for the Union, nor for our country. In Bulgaria changes need to happen gradually, because overnight they simply cannot.

I can resist anything but temptation.- Oscar Wilde