Pep Guardiola annoys Man City fans with Manchester United antics, and Man City fans get mad with him because he doesn’t understand

People asked Pep Guardiola what he thought about Andre Onana taking too long with his goal kicks for Manchester United in the derby.

Pep Guardiola said he doesn’t know what the rule is about losing time after Andre Onana made Manchester City fans angry in the derby.

From the start, City fans were cheering as the United goalkeeper took his time with every corner kick as the away team defended their early lead. Even though the Blues tried to put pressure on their opponents, Onana stopped all 17 of their shots on goal in the first half.

Fans didn’t like how long Onana would take to start the game again, and Guardiola and the players told the officials about it. However, referee Andy Madley didn’t see fit to book the United goalkeeper during the game. At the end of the first half, three minutes were added on. At the end of the season, eight minutes were added on.

Unfortunately, Guardiola did not know what was wrong with Onana or if he was hurt. However, he did make it sound like he was annoyed that teams were not often punished for wasting time on purpose. Even though City was always eager to play, there are times when they need the judge to help them.

“I don’t know if he was hurt or just felt bad.” “The referee is the one who makes these kinds of calls,” he told Onana. “There’s always a rule.” My team and I can talk about a lot of things, and we always want to play. Some teams waste time, waste time, waste time.

“And we give them extra time—six, seven, or eight minutes—when they didn’t want to play and when the game is already over.” I’m still not sure what the rule means, but we have to follow it.