Guardiola open to staying longer at Manchester City
Guardiola open to staying longer at Manchester City
Guardiola open to staying longer at Manchester CityAsked about staying beyond his current deal, Guardiola was quoted by the BBC as saying: "I'm open (to the idea), yes. It is not about what the club wants or not. For me, I want to see my players and the reaction of my players and everything.
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has admitted he's surprised Manchester United haven't challenged for the Premier League title since he moved to England but says his side have simply been 'better'.
Boss Pep Guardiola had a long exchange with fourth official Mike Dean at half-time. Yet Rodri admits City ’s title defence could be over before the Christmas decorations have even gone up, with This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Limited's Standard Terms and Conditions in
© Lindsey Parnaby Pep Guardiola's Manchester City are 14 points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool Pep Guardiola says Manchester City may no longer be able to match the standards of the best teams after a painful defeat against Manchester United left them 14 points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool.
Guardiola's City have been the Premier League's outstanding side over the past two years, clocking up 100 points in 2017/18 and retaining the title last term during their treble-winning campaign.
Guardiola hopes City, who have now lost four of their 16 league games this season, will be able to learn from their setbacks.
Shelvey's late gem leaves Man City frustrated at Newcastle
Shelvey's late gem leaves Man City frustrated at Newcastle
Off-key City still could have snatched victory with Raheem Sterling, who had scored their opener, having a late effort well saved by outstanding home keeper Martin Dubravka. The expression on City manager Pep Guardiola's face said it all as he walked off in the knowledge that Liverpool will move 11 points clear later if they beat Brighton & Hove Albion."We found a way and today we found it again but unfortunately, at the end, we conceded a goal," Guardiola said, reflecting on how his side had 24 goal attempts and 77 percent possession but still failed to win.
Pep Guardiola was happy to settle for a point at Anfield despite admitting his Manchester City side spurned a great chance to beat Liverpool. The game did not live up to expectations but, after suffering two chastening defeats at the same venue last season, Guardiola opted to play at a slower
Pep Guardiola said league leaders Manchester City needed to make better decisions at both ends of pitch, starting with Saturday’s game No one really expects City to match that standard , certainly not in Guardiola ’s first season, and though it might be unwise to read too much into a League Cup exit
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Olivier Giroud (France)
Current club: Chelsea
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City made a flying start under Guardiola , winning their first 10 games in all competitions, but have won just. (Reuters) - Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has taken responsibility for the club's recent inconsistent form and said he is still getting to know his players and how best to use them.
City can make it a domestic trophy hat-trick if they beat Watford in the FA Cup but boss Guardiola has made it clear he will take decisive action if his side fail to PEP GUARDIOLA has warned he is ready to rip up his treble chasing champions if they dare to drop their standards . Manchester City take on
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Current club: LA Galaxy
EPL wrap: Man City blast Burnley, Palace top Bournemouth
The Sky Blues closed the Liverpool lead to eight points.Two goals from Gabriel Jesus and one each from Rodri and Riyad Mahrez lifted City above Leicester and within eight points of leaders Liverpool.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola admits his side could have "lost the Premier League title today" if they hadn't beaten Tottenham Hotspur. City have won their last 10 Premier League games. Speaking to reporters after his side’s close battle against Champions League semi-finalists Tottenham
Pep Guardiola admits Manchester City cannot match Arsenal Invincible unbeaten streak. City extended their nine game unbeaten run to start the season on Saturday with a 3-0 win over Burnley as crosstown rivals Manchester United fell to their first league defeat of the season, 2-1 at Huddersfield.
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Adelaide man admits he tried to make a bomb, months after SA Police detonation
Aaron Ellis admits to taking steps to make a bomb at his Adelaide home, where police had to do controlled detonations of the devices in his backyard in April. A man has admitted to taking steps to make a bomb at his Adelaide home, where police had to do controlled detonations of the dev Aaron Ellis has pleaded guilty in the Adelaide Magistrates Court to two counts of taking steps to manufacture an explosive device and one count of possessing instructions on how to make an explosive device under suspicious circumstances.Mr Ellis, 43, will be arraigned in the District Court in January 2020.
Pep Guardiola has conceded that he has been to blame for Manchester City 's mixed results this season, saying that his tactical changes have Following a more impressive performance, Guardiola opened up to the media. He admits he has been at fault and wants to adapt to English football at Man
Pep Guardiola concedes Manchester City may no longer be able to match the standards of the best Guardiola ’s City have been the Premier League’s outstanding side over the past two years Guardiola hopes City will at least be able to learn from their setbacks. The City boss said: “United
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Man City beaten 2-1 by United in blow to title defense
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester City fans hurled objects at Manchester United midfielder Fred as their Premier League title defense faded further with a 2-1 loss in the city derby on Saturday. In the same incident, as Fred prepared to take a corner with United leading 2-0, a fan was caught on camera appearing to mimic a monkey at the Etihad Stadium. City’s problems were not just coming from their fans. The champions were torn apart by the fifth-place visitors in the first half, conceding goals in a six-minute span from Marcus Rashford’s penalty and Anthony Martial’s strike.
Manager Pep Guardiola has admitted the form of Liverpool is helping his side. The Reds have made their best start to a Premier League season this year. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has said Liverpool can help him guard against complacency and prevent his younger players believing
The Cityzens have slipped seven points behind Liverpool after two straight defeats and have conceded five Pep Guardiola admits Manchester City ’s defence is a ‘big issue’ at the moment. Guardiola is concerned at the change in form after their strong start to the season and insists the team must find a
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Thiago Silva (Brazil)
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Pep Guardiola concedes Manchester City may no longer be able to match the standards of the best teams. Guardiola &rsquo Guardiola ’s City have been the Premier League’s outstanding side over the past two years, clocking up Guardiola hopes City will at least be able to learn from their setbacks.
Guardiola admitted the way City pass from the back means they can be inconsistent, as opponents try to battle their way to a good result. This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Limited's Standard Terms and Conditions in accordance with our Privacy & Cookie Policy.
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Saúl Ñíguez (Spain)
Current club: Atlético Madrid
Jesus hat-trick flattens Zagreb
Gabriel Jesus scored his second Champions League hat-trick as Manchester City ended their Group C campaign with a 4-1 win over Dinamo Zagreb. City had already guaranteed their spot as Group C winners and were perhaps suffering an early hangover from their surprise defeat to Manchester United on Saturday when Dani Olmo skilfully fired Zagreb in front (10).That goal put Zagreb into the runners-up spot but the Croatians were left furious when Jesus headed home the leveller (34) despite two of their players being down injured.
Pep Guardiola had Maguire on his transfer wishlistCredit: Getty Images - Getty. The City chief admitted it had been a huge test for his side against a Liverpool team who came back This service is provided on News Group Newspapers' Limited's Standard Terms and Conditions in accordance with
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EPL wrap: Man City blast Burnley, Palace top Bournemouth 
The Sky Blues closed the Liverpool lead to eight points.Two goals from Gabriel Jesus and one each from Rodri and Riyad Mahrez lifted City above Leicester and within eight points of leaders Liverpool.
Adelaide man admits he tried to make a bomb, months after SA Police detonation 
Aaron Ellis admits to taking steps to make a bomb at his Adelaide home, where police had to do controlled detonations of the devices in his backyard in April. A man has admitted to taking steps to make a bomb at his Adelaide home, where police had to do controlled detonations of the dev Aaron Ellis has pleaded guilty in the Adelaide Magistrates Court to two counts of taking steps to manufacture an explosive device and one count of possessing instructions on how to make an explosive device under suspicious circumstances.Mr Ellis, 43, will be arraigned in the District Court in January 2020.
Man City beaten 2-1 by United in blow to title defense 
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester City fans hurled objects at Manchester United midfielder Fred as their Premier League title defense faded further with a 2-1 loss in the city derby on Saturday. In the same incident, as Fred prepared to take a corner with United leading 2-0, a fan was caught on camera appearing to mimic a monkey at the Etihad Stadium. City’s problems were not just coming from their fans. The champions were torn apart by the fifth-place visitors in the first half, conceding goals in a six-minute span from Marcus Rashford’s penalty and Anthony Martial’s strike.
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Jesus hat-trick flattens Zagreb 
Gabriel Jesus scored his second Champions League hat-trick as Manchester City ended their Group C campaign with a 4-1 win over Dinamo Zagreb. City had already guaranteed their spot as Group C winners and were perhaps suffering an early hangover from their surprise defeat to Manchester United on Saturday when Dani Olmo skilfully fired Zagreb in front (10).That goal put Zagreb into the runners-up spot but the Croatians were left furious when Jesus headed home the leveller (34) despite two of their players being down injured.
"United have the quality to defend and the quality to attack on the counter-attack and you have to accept that," said the City boss.
"That is the level we face against Liverpool, United, Barcelona, Madrid, Juventus. They are the teams we have to face and the reality is maybe we are not able now to compete with them.
"We have to improve and accept it and move forward. Maybe we need to live that as a club to improve, to accept the reality now and improve."
Guardiola, however, is not ready to give up on his side's title defence and there is also plenty more to play for in the remainder of the campaign.
City have already qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League ahead of Wednesday's final group game against Dinamo Zagreb, are through to the League Cup quarter-finals and have a kind draw for the start of their FA Cup defence next month.
"The reality is we are 14 points behind for the mistakes we have done, for the quality of our opponents and especially, as well, the things we cannot control," said Guardiola. "That is the reality but we have to continue.
"We are at the beginning of December and we have other competitions to play in and other games to fight and improve on. Maybe this is going to help us for the future so we need to live this as a club to be better."
Jesus hat-trick flattens Zagreb .
Gabriel Jesus scored his second Champions League hat-trick as Manchester City ended their Group C campaign with a 4-1 win over Dinamo Zagreb. City had already guaranteed their spot as Group C winners and were perhaps suffering an early hangover from their surprise defeat to Manchester United on Saturday when Dani Olmo skilfully fired Zagreb in front (10).That goal put Zagreb into the runners-up spot but the Croatians were left furious when Jesus headed home the leveller (34) despite two of their players being down injured.
