The slogans from the Hilburo stadium disaster, according to Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola, “do not represent what we are as a squad or a club,” despite the negative effects of the hostile climate that persisted during the match versus Liverpool.
“City” has not yet issued a formal apology, despite hearing some of its supporters shout in support of the tragedy that occurred in 1989 and claimed the lives of 97 Liverpool supporters, last Sunday, during a Premier League game at the Anfield stadium that Liverpool won by a goal for nothing.
When questioned about the situation today, on Friday, Guardiola claimed not to have heard the shout.
“If this happened, I really apologize. If it has occurred, it does not reflect who we are as a group or as a club.
But don’t worry, we can easily correct our mistakes and behave well afterwards.
The Support Alliance from the Hilburo stadium tragedy claimed to have gotten in touch with Manchester City on Monday and requested him to publicly denounce the tragedy’s chanting.
He added that he received a response to the email Thursday, in which he said, “City”, that he condemns “chanting or chanting songs related to football disasters, and will continue to punish those who prove that they are responsible for such behavior. ”
The rivalry between Manchester City and Liverpool has intensified to become one of the most intense in English football, continuing into Sunday.
Source: a b.
The cries at the Helburo Stadium do not represent Manchester City, according to Guardiola
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