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The toughest, most difficult and darkest moment of his coaching career Pep Guardiola. Manchester City’s wonder coach, the most important in the modern history of football and perhaps of all time, is in a more than unexpected slide of results and identity. So the sensational question arises almost spontaneously: are you risking your job? Or will it be a revolution, still with him, considering that the Citizens risk relegation (when though?) given the accusations made by English football against the reigning champion club? Everything in today’s Tuttomercatoweb.com Podcast, with Marco Conterio.
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Manchester City, what a crisis! Guardiola speaks after Liverpool’s 2-0 defeat
Initially speaking at BBC Match of the Daythe Spanish coach of the citizens he recognized sincerely: “I have to find a solution to be solid, especially at the back. What can I say? These players have given me the chance to live perhaps the best years of my life. All I can do is be here – he reiterated Guardiola – to try to find a solution. The club will make a decision on what is necessary to allow this club to stay there.”
Then trying to take stock of the situation and the evident difficulties of his Manchester City: “It’s another case and we can’t expect more than this. We need to understand what we’ve done. The players want it, suffer it and want to do it. It’s normal. We’re not used to this for many reasons, but many, many things they happen. The teams are strong and we can’t handle it right now”, he says worriedly.
The ranking
Liverpool 34
Arsenal 25
Chelsea 25
Brighton 23
Manchester City 23
Nottingham Forest 22
Tottenham 20
Brentford 20
Manchester United 19
Fulham 18
Newcastle 19
Aston Villa 19
Bournemouth 18
West Ham 15
Everton 11
Leicester 10
Crystal Palace 9
Wolves 9
Ipswich 9
Southampton 5