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Guardiola Gives X-rated Reaction in Response to Question on Fan Approval
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Guardiola Gives X-rated Reaction in Response to Question on Fan Approval


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Manchester City‘s manager, Pep Guardiola, stirred controversy with his casual reaction to inquiries about his team’s public favoritism as they pursue their fourth consecutive Premier League title.

Guardiola, unfazed by external perceptions, emphasized his focus solely on his players’ performance rather than external approval.

Highlighting City’s commanding position in the league standings, Guardiola dismissed the significance of public opinion, stating, “I don’t know what people think. I don’t go and ask, knock the door on every person, ‘How do you think about it?’.”

He reiterated his team’s paramountcy, noting that all other Premier League clubs would covet their current standing.

However, concerns were raised by Richard Keys on beIN Sports, who suggested that City’s potential title win could be marred by ongoing investigations into financial misconduct.

Keys read out the charges that City are facing, saying: ’54 failures to provide accurate financial information between 2009-10 to 2018. 14 failures to provide accurate details for player and manager payments.

‘Five failures to comply with UEFA’s rules including Financial Fair Play 2013-14 to 17-18. Seven breaches of the Premier League’s PSR rules 2015, 16, 17, 18. 35 failures to co-operate with the Premier League’s investigations from December 2018 onwards – that’s the charge sheet.’

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