Because that’s a lot more fun than accepting that nothing is going to happen to Manchester City for years and years…
RELEGATION trouble
Manchester City cannot get relegated by the Premier League. That seems key as we look at how The Sun are dealing with this story…
‘Pep Guardiola looks fed up at Man City training as he’s seen for first time since finding out club face RELEGATION’
To repeat, Manchester City cannot get relegated. Or RELEGATED. And any punishment at all is going to take years to mete out.
But why let that get in the way of talk of RELEGATION after Getty Images have posted two pictures of Pep Guardiola looking a little bit thoughtful.
‘PEP GUARDIOLA had a face of thunder when he was seen for the first time since the news of Manchester City’s alleged financial breaches broke.’
A ‘face of thunder’? Does this look like a ‘face of thunder’? Whoever wrote this – Joshua Jones – is clearly not a married man.
Guardiola fed up at training as he’s seen for first time since RELEGATION fears https://t.co/3vkc1uNb6D
— The Sun – Man City (@SunManCity) February 7, 2023
Pensive, yes. Thoughtful, yes. A ‘face of thunder’? F*** no.
‘Guardiola, 52, quickly had to put the bombshell, unprecedented allegations aside to prepare for Sunday’s home clash with Aston Villa.
‘The City boss was pictured sitting on a drinks cooler box as he watched his players in action, seemingly deep in touch.’
Deep in touch? Assuming it’s supposed to say ‘deep in thought’ then well, that’s exactly what he looks. And by any stretch of the imagination, that is not a news story.
‘On the pitches, his players got on with their drills, less than 24 hours after the defeat to Tottenham in North London.
‘Guardiola had complained about the “exhausting” trip to the capital – but clearly had little sympathy for his stars following the loss.
‘It seems those who did not start the match – such as Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan and Kalvin Phillips – were called in and put through their paces.’
They weren’t ‘called in’. It’s pretty standard that players who do not start a Sunday game would train on Monday, regardless of whether they have been on an ‘exhausting’ trip to London. And it’s got absolutely f*** all to do with City’s current issues.
RELEGATION fight
To repeat, Manchester City cannot be relegated. Here’s the Telegraph‘s James Ducker to explain…
Just worth noting that a Premier League…
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