On November 3, Manchester City will face Bournemouth at home in the 10th round of the Premier League. Manchester City coach Guardiola attended the press conference today and talked about the game, team injuries and other topics. Talk about whether Ha...
Talk about whether Harland and Rodri are healthy
Yes, Harland is in good condition now. I also hope that Rodri can play alongside us, and he will be ready to help the team, although it has not started yet. Everyone is eager to play.
Talking about Foden approaching 200 appearances
It is an honor to see his influence. For a player of his age, this is a very meaningful milestone. I think Tuchel should consider letting him return to the England team. For this reason, Foden has to perform every day, and then Tuchel will naturally make a decision.
Talk about Malmouche
For frontcourt players, they need to gain confidence by scoring goals. I hope he can maintain his scoring momentum after coming out.
Talk about the potential threat Semenho brings to the team
Bournemouth's current style of play is very suitable for his performance. He is a very good player.
In response to a reporter's question "Will opponents without European war be more dangerous?"
Such opponents have two days more rest than us, but we are used to it. Many times our recovery time is not as long as our opponents, but this is not a problem. You can ask Illaura (Bournemouth coach) if he feels he has an advantage.
Talk about Bournemouth
Although they lost a lot of players, they are still outstanding. I think they have put in a lot of effort and done a lot of work behind the scenes.
Bournemouth is a very well-disciplined team with excellent coaches and players. Such an opponent will be difficult to deal with, but we also know this very well.
In response to a reporter's question "Do you think the Top 6 still exist?"
I remember when I was coaching Barcelona and Bayern, any team could be the winner. Both Manchester City and Liverpool were once close to getting 100 league points, but even so, the Premier League is the Premier League and there are still many outstanding teams. Sometimes I feel that no team has absolute dominance. Every team has the possibility to win. For the audience, this is what they want to see.
Talk about the thickness of the team's lineup
Our current lineup is similar to last season, with only a few players injured.
In response to the reporter's question "Do you want to exclude Foden and Shirkey at the same time?"
I think this can be considered. I'm not going to say "I don't like this style of player" or anything like that, but you have to realize how intense the Premier League is and we need to find a balance. In the game against Villa, we can see that our defense is not that solid, and other teams will also realize this.
