Jamie Carragher (45) gave Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola (52) a big shot.
Britain's Daily Mail reported on the 6th that Pep Guardiola defended Manchester City and criticized Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher.
Manchester City drew 3-3 with Tottenham Hotspur in the 14th round of the Premier League in the 2023-2024 season at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, on the 4th. Manchester City was expected to dominate, but Manchester City only scored one point at the end of the game, allowing Dejan Kulusevski to lose a point.
After the match, Sky Sports experts Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, and Micah Ricci pointed out Manchester City's performance. Neville said, "We handed over points to Tottenham again. They seem to be satisfied with this," while Ricci said, "We allowed counterattacks easily and made frequent mistakes."
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola reacted angrily. According to reports, Neville would understand how difficult it is to win consecutive league titles. "If it wasn't difficult, I would have won four consecutive championships during the heyday of Manchester United," Neville said, stressing his record of winning four consecutive Premier League titles.
"But Neville failed to win four games in a row. Given that we seem to be satisfied with the status quo, maybe Manchester United did? We don't," he countered.
"Carragher has never won a league championship, and Ricciardo has not won a league championship for the fourth time in a row. Frankly, I have no words for the panelists. I may have been wrong, but my team is not satisfied with the current situation," Guardiola said. It is a "scratch" shape.
Guardiola, who flew by the road, failed to find the main game as a result. According to a report by the British Telegraph on the same day, Carragher responded, "I would have won the league if Liverpool was owned by a country and the Premier League had 115 cases of violations of regulations." 스포츠토토
Earlier in early 2023, the Premier League secretariat announced in a statement that "Manchester City has been indicted by the Premier League for violating numerous financial fair play (FFP) rules over the past nine seasons." At the time, a number of local media outlets in the UK explained the situation, "Manchester City has violated a total of more than 100 financial regulations over the past nine years and has not disclosed accurate financial information related to its sponsorship. On top of that, it has not properly disclosed the remuneration of its management over the past four years."
Carragher sarcastically made this point for Manchester City.