Pep Guardiola has said he is “not proud” of losing his temper in the dressing room, while the Manchester City manager has admitted he sometimes gets “angry”

Pep Guardiola has said he is “not proud” of losing his temper in the dressing room, while the Manchester City manager has admitted he sometimes gets “angry”

Pep Guardiola is “not proud” of losing his temper in the dressing room, but the Manchester City boss “can’t control himself sometimes”.

what’s going on

The Catalan tactician’s passionate side is on display in the teaser for the club’s upcoming documentary Together: 4 in a row, showcasing his relentless drive and fiery motivational skills. In the stunning video, the 53-year-old shouts to his team: ‘That’s why no one has won the Premier League four times in a row! That’s why! Because it’s so hard!’

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The 90-minute documentary also shows moments of intense protest, including during Nottingham Forest’s match against Crystal Palace. Rodri’s red card in the first leg and Phil Foden’s penalty late in the second leg left Guardiola furious in the dressing room.

What Guardiola said

However, Guardiola acknowledged his actions. “Sometimes my emotions get to the players after the game, so I’m not very proud when I’m angry.”

He then explained: “I’m human too and I make mistakes, but I don’t like them. At that moment, there are times when I make unnecessary criticisms when there are less than 10 people around and there are times when I can’t control myself.”

Did you know?

Together: 4-In-A-Row not only explores Guardiola’s emotional leadership, but also chronicles City’s unprecedented journey to a fourth consecutive Premier League title.

The documentary showcases the highs and lows of the campaign and gives fans an in-depth look at the sacrifice and determination required to maintain that dominance.

Guardiola’s passionate words and passionate response are two key themes that highlight the immense pressure that comes with managing one of the biggest football clubs in the world.

What is Manchester City doing now?

Saturday’s match against Tottenham will be a litmus test of the team’s ability to bounce back from their recent run of four consecutive defeats.

They are five points behind Premier League leaders Liverpool and will be looking to close the gap with a win against the north London club in front of their home fans.