Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola shared his thoughts ahead of the 13th round match of the English Championship against Liverpool about whether other teams in the league are enjoying the recent failures of the "Cityzens".
Pep Guardiola— It’s normal in sports that they mock and laugh at your defeats. It’s normal. But at least there is respect. There is no cruelty or anything like that. It’s part of what makes football so great, people can laugh at you when things aren’t going very well.
I don’t sleep as well as I did when I was winning every game. I’m the same person I was four years in a row when we won the Premier League, and in this situation I have the same doubts. Right now I want to be closer to the players because I know they are suffering, I know they are thinking: "Oh God, how could we not win that game against Feyenoord?" Or: "Why didn’t we score when we had the chance against Tottenham?" They are suffering. What can I do, blame them? Absolutely not, — Guardiola said to The Guardian.
