Manchester City's head coach criticized football pundits. The response was swift and decisive

Manchester City's head coach, Pep Guardiola, criticized football pundits Gary Neville, Jamie Carragher, and Micah Richards, as reported by the Daily Mail.

This trio linked City's unconvincing results to the team's complacency after winning the treble in the previous season. Guardiola stated that Gary Neville does not know what it's like to win the Premier League title four times in a row.

"Gary Neville knows how difficult it is; otherwise, he would have won the Premier League four times in a row in Manchester United's best years. But he didn't. Maybe he accuses us of complacency because they felt it themselves. It doesn't apply to our team, no chance.

Jamie Carragher never won the Premier League, Micah Richards didn't win the league four times in a row. This has never happened," said Pep.

He added that he has nothing more to say about the pundits. According to the Spanish coach, he knows the players, and if they maintain this attitude, they will win the league.

Jamie Carragher responded to Pep on his Twitter account. He mentioned that he would have won the Premier League once if Liverpool belonged to an entire state and were accused of violating 115 Premier League rules.

It's worth noting that Manchester City drew 3-3 with Tottenham in the last matchday of the Premier League.