Pep Guardiola addressed his tenure at City and the challenges faced by the team amid a challenging period, emphasizing the importance of reaction over past events.
Pep Guardiola said “Don’t try to be nice to me. The perspective and the business is how to react today, not what happened. I’m so proud of my six Premier Leagues against that team and the previous team. I didn’t expect Anfield to start to chant at 0-2 that I would be sacked. Maybe I deserved to be sacked. But I didn’t expect to sing at 0-2 – maybe at 0-1 when it was tighter or maybe last season or the previous season. At Anfield I didn’t expect it but it’s fine. It’s part of the game. When you win, you laugh, When you lose, you laugh.”
Pep Guardiola reflected on his personal experiences and feelings amidst the team’s difficulties.
Pep Guardiola said “I lived better before than now. Even the taste of the wine was better. But I am incredibly honest with myself and when we were winning a lot my perspective was that I am fortunate to live that and now I am not depressed that everything is going bad. When I was in trouble my mum and dad never gave me away, always they were there, and now I have the feeling in the club. I want to be with these players. We didn’t think we can lose one game, two games. Losing six or seven is wow, it is a lot, but it is what it is, accept it.”