Pep Guardiola gives his own opinion on Spurs vs Liverpool: Accuses officials of seeking ‘leading roles and Oscars’ within football
Pep Guardiola believes that officials have taken centre stage to such a degree that they are deserving of Oscars.
After Luis Diaz’s goal was disallowed during Liverpool’s Saturday loss to Tottenham, the Premier League is once again mired in a refereeing controversy.
The consequences of that mistake are spreading, with Manchester City’s manager giving a scathing appraisal of the sport’s worsening issues in the VAR era.
The players and the game itself must play the primary roles in the system, according to Guardiola.
Not just here, but everywhere. The key positions are played by the referees and VARs. They need to take a step back, and the Oscar goes to… The players are the subject.
Be more patient and let the players handle their own actions in some games, and the results will be better. They’ll be better, the refs.
Guardiola expressed sympathy for Jurgen Klopp and stated that VAR changes the referee’s role. They don’t make the critical choices anymore; that is the VAR’s responsibility.
“We have a problem if they make a mistake with the VAR.” I completely comprehend how angry Liverpool must feel in that circumstance. It might be a different team, but the referees’ managers will make the decisions and we’ll follow them. That’s it.
I rely on the people (PGMOL), and we must use it as effectively as we can. I’d say that I’m not skilled in that area, that I’m not involved, and that I don’t care. I depend on people.
Everyone acknowledges their error, and Liverpool paid a heavy price for it. It is crucial in this kind of game.
But no concerns, the outcomes will determine the players and the coaches, said Guardiola cynically after that.
City’s plans for this week have been thrown off since their travel to Germany for the Champions League match against RB Leipzig has been delayed due to weather warnings for heavy wind in Saxony.
In an effort to give Guardiola, who has now lost twice in as many days, some support, both Bernardo Silva and John Stones trained on Tuesday morning.
Regarding the delay, Guardiola added, “It’s no problem.” “Fly safe and land safe; that’s what matters most.” If it
In an effort to give Guardiola, who has now lost twice in as many days, some support, both Bernardo Silva and John Stones trained on Tuesday morning.
Regarding the delay, Guardiola added, “It’s no problem.” “Fly safe and land safe; that’s what matters most.” It won’t be a problem if you have to finish it at 9pm if it’s not at 7pm.
We extended the training session and lunch because the authorities claimed that flying previously was extremely dangerous. We have some time to rest before we take off for Germany.
