Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola has agreed with his Liverpool counterpart Jurgen Klopp regarding criticizing Chelsea owner Todd Boley’s proposal to hold a match between the north and south teams.
Klopp had ridiculed this suggestion, saying that the American businessman “did not wait long to make his mark” and that “it would be better to find a date for that match or tournament and then start raising the issue.”
He continued the sarcasm a few days ago, saying that Polly should bring the Harlem Grocers with him.
Agreement with Klopp
Guardiola agreed with Klopp on this proposition, saying that “although he does not have an opinion on this matter, he supports Klopp’s opinion.”
“It would be good if they found us a date when we might play this match,” he added.
A tribute to Haaland once more
Guardiola once once more praised the Norwegian phenomenon Erling Haaland, saying that “he is a great player and it is very good to manage a player like him and he is a very nice person and that is the most important thing.”
He added: “I think he will develop more than that as well.. He is wonderful by all accounts and continues to provide what he has already been doing for a while.”