Original title: Guardiola: Manchester United invested more in the 1970s and 1980s, we can only perform better on the pitch
Guardiola: Manchester United invested more in the 1970s and 1980s, we can only perform better on the pitch
Live it, May 11. After signing Grealish for £100 million last year, Haaland’s heavy-pound deal to Manchester City once again caused a sensation in world football. Manchester City’s spending in the transfer market also attracted widespread enthusiasm. discussion. A few days ago, Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola said in an interview with Sky Sports that Manchester United and Liverpool spent more than any other team in the 1970s and 1980s, and all we can do is to perform better on the pitch.
Guardiola said: “For people, all they see is money, and if you’ve been struggling with this, struggle with it. I’m well aware that I’m here for work, and I said okay, don’t give me compliments. , and don’t give my players compliments, but let’s honor ourselves, and as a coach, I’m accountable to my players and to my staff.”
“Look, Liverpool or Manchester United in the ’70s and ’80s, which team spent more? Or Norwich? Did Norwich spend more in that period? Or Leicester? More money? No, Liverpool and Manchester United spend more than any other team, but money is completely different for them now.”
“I’m going to change that. When we put the Manchester City shirt here, ‘Oh, it’s paid too much.’ But now Manchester United and Liverpool, or any team that’s going to pay their players more, maybe They also deserve more because they did a great job of transfer because the club’s CEO negotiated well. Whatever happens, more because it’s for the owners of the United States or other countries, so now Everything looks perfect.”
“That’s why we want something to change, but it’s not going to change for a long time, that’s the reality. The only thing we can do is be better on the pitch.”
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