By Osabuohien Imuetinyanosa
‘I’m not good enough’ by Pep Guardiola flood the football world as he refuses to put the blame on anyonelse but on himself after the painful loss of Manchester City to Manchester United.
Pep Guardiola said he was “not good enough” after
It was an eighth defeat in 11 games for City as their crisis continued to spiral, and Guardiola spontaneously unfolds – he cannot proffer remedy.
a solution to Manchester City’s woes seeing the heartbroken late goals to slump to a 2-1 home derby defeat to rivals Manchester United.
City had led through Josko Gvardiol’s 36th-minute header but rarely looked comfortable in the game and it all unravelled in stunning fashion at the death.
Matheus Nunes, advanced to left-back, and fell short of a poor back-pass and thereby fouled Amad Diallo who while trying to win back the lost ball conceded a penalty which Bruno Fernandes as always clever with penalties, converted in the 88th minute. Soon enough Diallo won the crucial moment in two minutes after the first goal, fought hard to find space to reach out well to a long ball that he master mindedly loop over the goal keeper and slide it into the back of the net that rendered city a confirmed loser in the end.
“I’m the boss, I’m the manager, I have to find solutions but I don’t find solutions,” Guardiola said.
“This is a big club and when you lose eight of (11) something is wrong. You can say the schedule is tough or the injuries to players, but no.
Guardiola in pain of so much to bear. His statements in each moment after his loss always try to tear apart the hopes built in him by fans and admirers, but fans are still strongly behind him as they hope for the resuscitation of the Guardiola they used to know.
