“These 19 Premier League have set a precedent. What they [rival Premier League clubs] have done to us, be careful with that.' MCFC
Guardiola has previously has said that he would leave Manchester City if accusations they had broken the rules were proven to be true.
Guardiola, speaking at a press conference ahead of facing Aston Villa this weekend, further criticised some outside parties for being quick to pass judgement. “What is going to happen, I don’t know. We think we have good lawyers and I know we are going to defend our position.”He said: “We have trained like normal to try to beat Aston Villa. The court will dictate what happens. I am fully convinced that we will be innocent.”
He said: “This happened with UEFA. I don’t think we are going to talk about this every single day. We just have to focus on the pitch.”He said: “I am not moving from this seat, I can assure you. I want to stay more than ever.”Asked if this was the case, he said: “Of course – it is the Premier League. I don’t know why. You have to ask the CEOs, Daniel Levy, these kind of people.”
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