|
|
|
|
|
|
 I was [angry] with Kyle, but Kyle was right: the referee asked him to come to talk to him with the other ones, Guardiola told Sky Sports. When the referee said 'come and talk to me', make sure we leave him to come back into the position, because next time, we're not going to talk to them....
|
I don't know how many [Arsenal] players went down with cramp, but that can of course happen in a demanding game, Guardiola told Sky Sports. We crossed and crossed and had Ruben [Dias], Manuel [Akanji], Erling [Haaland] but when you cross they have Declan Rice , William Saliba, Gabriel, Ri...
|
I don't know yet, I didn't ask the doctors, said Guardiola. Rodri is strong.
|
Guardiola told Sky Sports: I was [angry] with Kyle.
|
Oh, it was a bad season'. But for performances some people say, 'Oh, it's a disgrace, it is a disaster, it's unacceptable, Guardiola said.
|
I've been a manager for 14, 15 years, training unbelievable players, Guardiola said then. To find one like him in the pockets, he is one of the best I've ever trained. Pockets is the revealing word here. A manager who demands City flourish in the congested spaces of elite football ...
|
If anything is going to change, it has to start with the players. They're the only ones with the power to make a difference, Guardiola said. The business can go on without managers, directors, media, or even owners, but without players, there's no football. They hold the key.
|
Many voices are talking about the players [going on strike], Guardiola said. If something is going to change, it must come from the players.
|
I don't remember in eight, nine years a team that played like Brentford in the first 30 minutes, said Guardiola. We were not our best and they deserve to be 0-2. Every time they had the ball they create the chance. Long balls, win duels, short passes break the lines.
|
We faced a really, really difficult team, the champions from Italy, said Guardiola.
|
|
|
|