Carragher answers Guardiola, he probably would have won a Premier if Liverpool had belonged to a state

The three-way tie between Manchester City and Tottenham continues to drag on. In addition to the anger of Pep Guardiola's players with the referee, several former footballers, who are now commentators, criticized the Citizens for their lack of hunger and complacency after having won the treble last season. Jamie Carragher, Gary Neville and Micah Richards made those comments and the Spanish coach wanted to respond to them.

He has nothing to say about the experts. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think it's about complacency. I know the players, I know how they run. It's extraordinary how we behave, Guardiola responded, before releasing several barbs. He knows how difficult it is, otherwise Gary Neville would have won four Premier League in Manchester United's best era. But he didn't do it.

He also had words for Carragher and Richards, Jamie Carragher didn't win one (league title). Micah Richards didn't win four Premier League in a row. Never ever. Furthermore, the Spanish coach was ambitious, he has the feeling that if we maintain that level, we will win the Premier League. We will win it again.

These words did not sit well with the legendary Liverpool player, who did not hesitate and wanted to respond through social networks; He think I probably would have won one if Liverpool were owned by a nation state and had taken the rules that far. that the PL charged us 115 times! In fact, I was praising Pep's team after Sunday's game.

Criticism of Manchester City

Carragher has always been very critical of Manchester City for the large number of times he has allegedly broken Premier League rules. When Everton's sanction was made public, the now commentator said the following, the Premier wants a 12 point sanction for Everton for a charge of breaching financial rules. That being the case, Manchester City will end up in the fifth division if the Premier gets its way. The number of stories that come out about Everton's situation is incredible, but that of Man City, which has 114 more charges than Everton, has lasted much longer, it has remained very calm, without sanction.