After Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, claimed to have a double number of Premier League championships as him, Jose Mourinho retaliated. When Reds supporters screamed that Guardiola ought to have been "sacked in the morning" following City's 2-0 defeat to Liverpool this past weekend, the smiling Spaniard repeatedly raised six fingers towards the crowd, symbolizing the number of Premier League championships he had won at the Etihad Stadium.
Guardiola cited his better record when the former Barcelona manager was asked whether he may end up like Mourinho, who demanded "respect" after achieving three titles. Mourinho, the manager of Fenerbahce, now claims that his team triumphed "fairly and cleanly" in the wake of City being charged with 115 counts of financial fair play violations.
Speaking to the media, earlier this week, Pep Guardiola said about Mourinho that, "I hope not in my case… He won three, I won six.. but we are the same like that. We are together in the those situations. To make our fans know that we are much, much better than the people that sing that [Liverpool fans singing sacked in the morning]. It [the gesture] was just to make our fans feel that what we have done is extraordinary. I want to prove that we are an incredible football club. Sooner or later it’s going to be the end but I will try to extend as much as possible for the best of my club."
“Mourinho has three Premier League titles, I have six” : Pep Guardiola
Jose Mourinho responded to the comment by saying that, "Guardiola said something to me yesterday. He won six trophies and I won three, but I won fairly and cleanly. If I lost, I want to congratulate my opponent because he was better than me. I don’t want to win by dealing with 150 lawsuits."
During yesterday’s press conference ahead of Manchester City’s game against Crystal Palace, Guardiola said, “I would say to José Mourinho that we are innocent until proven guilty. If I ever offend him I am so sorry but it was a joke. The fact is… Mourinho has three Premier League titles, I have six! This is a fact.”
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'I am so sorry' : Pep Guardiola responds to Jose Mourinho's 115 charges comment
After Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, claimed to have a double number of Premier League championships as him, Jose Mourinho retaliated.
After Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, claimed to have a double number of Premier League championships as him, Jose Mourinho retaliated. When Reds supporters screamed that Guardiola ought to have been "sacked in the morning" following City's 2-0 defeat to Liverpool this past weekend, the smiling Spaniard repeatedly raised six fingers towards the crowd, symbolizing the number of Premier League championships he had won at the Etihad Stadium.
Guardiola cited his better record when the former Barcelona manager was asked whether he may end up like Mourinho, who demanded "respect" after achieving three titles. Mourinho, the manager of Fenerbahce, now claims that his team triumphed "fairly and cleanly" in the wake of City being charged with 115 counts of financial fair play violations.
Speaking to the media, earlier this week, Pep Guardiola said about Mourinho that, "I hope not in my case… He won three, I won six.. but we are the same like that. We are together in the those situations. To make our fans know that we are much, much better than the people that sing that [Liverpool fans singing sacked in the morning]. It [the gesture] was just to make our fans feel that what we have done is extraordinary. I want to prove that we are an incredible football club. Sooner or later it’s going to be the end but I will try to extend as much as possible for the best of my club."
“Mourinho has three Premier League titles, I have six” : Pep Guardiola
Jose Mourinho responded to the comment by saying that, "Guardiola said something to me yesterday. He won six trophies and I won three, but I won fairly and cleanly. If I lost, I want to congratulate my opponent because he was better than me. I don’t want to win by dealing with 150 lawsuits."
During yesterday’s press conference ahead of Manchester City’s game against Crystal Palace, Guardiola said, “I would say to José Mourinho that we are innocent until proven guilty. If I ever offend him I am so sorry but it was a joke. The fact is… Mourinho has three Premier League titles, I have six! This is a fact.”