Managers react to Manchester City’s guilty verdict: ‘Uncertainty is not good for anyone’

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Certainly as a participant, as a performer, and I’m sure the supporters feel the same, that’s why we love it so much because of the emotion in the moment.”Carrick was also part of United’s staff under Ole Gunnar Solskjær when they finished second, 22 points behind City, in 2021. “I think uncertainty is not good for anyone involved but there is the process ongoing and we have to be patient like everyone else and see what happens at the end,” he said.“No one knows what’s going to happen.

I’ve loved all of the years I played for the club and everything we achieved and (did) on the pitch – that’s something I’m really proud of,” Kompany told reporters on Friday.A statue of the former Manchester City player Vincent Kompany’s stands outside the Etihad: ‘I’m really proud of everything we achieved.’ Photograph: Dave Thompson/APKompany signed for City from Hamburg just weeks before Sheikh Mansour completed a takeover that turned the club from also-rans to serial winners. “I think the timelines and it’s still an ongoing process that is not resolved because it’s been appealed.

And my position, I think the club’s position, is not to make any further comments.”Asked whether he thought the Premier League’s reputation has been damaged, Arteta added: “There is a process there again that is not resolved. It’s ongoing and we can have a much clearer opinion when it’s been resolved.