Gary Neville has continued to yell “sacked in the morning” during the FA Cup match between Manchester City and Salford City. These chants were directed at Pep Guardiola when Salford City were drawn against Manchester City.
There will be a match between Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City and Gary Neville’s Salford City in the third round of the FA Cup. Following the draw, the commentator tweeted that “he’s getting sacked in the morning.”
This is the first time that the League Two team, which Neville owns in a majority capacity, has advanced to the third round of the competition. They will now face the Premier League heavyweights. As a result of their victory over Cheltenham, Salford was able to secure a spot in the draw and will now compete against the reigning English champions.
Guardiola has presided over a seven-match winless streak for City, which includes six losses. City, on the other hand, is not having a good time of it. His most recent defeat was on Sunday at Anfield, when Liverpool emerged victorious by a score of 2-0.
As his team continued to look for answers, the audience continued to shout “your getting sacked in the morning” in the direction of the City leader. During the time that Salford, who are now ranked 15th in the fourth division, are searching for a huge shock in the FA Cup, Neville’s tweet appears to have been similarly inspired.
In the eight years since Guardiola’s arrival in England, he has, for the most part, managed to avoid making a significant impact on the cup tournaments. For the Manchester club, a defeat to Wigan Athletic, which was competing in League One at the time, in his second season is the worst thing that could happen to them. If they want to win any kind of trophy this season, they might have to compete in cup competitions.
After City’s defeat to Tottenham, Neville made the following statement about the club: “They look well short.” Neville has been quite critical of City in recent times. Their length is the shortest I’ve seen them since the first season of Pep. Since I’ve known them, I’ve never seen them behave in such a manner as they have in the past several weeks.
Additionally, he asserted, “When you consider what they have accomplished, it appears to be sheer insanity.” They are simple to match up against, and teams are encouraged to play them when they are available. The weaknesses are readily apparent to everyone for everyone to notice.
By the time City’s match against Salford takes place on the second weekend of January, Guardiola will be hoping to have put a stop to the decline that the club has been experiencing. It will be necessary for him to navigate the hectic holiday season and hope that his champion outfit can get back into gear despite the evident problems they are experiencing at the moment.
In addition to their next match against Nottingham Forest, they will also be playing Crystal Palace, Manchester United, and Aston Villa in the coming weeks. It is at this time that they will be hoping to get closer to Liverpool.
Guardiola himself has said that the only thing that is preventing him from feeling more pressure from people in positions of authority is the enormous success that he has achieved. “Maybe I deserve to be sacked, honestly,” he stated to reporters. It’s possible that I’m still working here because we’ve won six Premier League titles. An abundance of titles. If this were not the case, the hierarchy could be under the impression that this is not a viable option.