Pep Guardiola questions his coaching ability, say "maybe I am not good enough"

Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola has questioned his coaching credential and ability telling reporters at a press conference on Friday that maybe he is not good enough following his side recent drop in form that saw them hammered 4-0 by Everton last weekend.

The former Barcelona and Bayern coach who has all-but ruled City out of the race for the Premier League title also defended the quality of his Manchester City players when he said it was disrespectful to say his current squad isn't at the level with players he had with his previous clubs Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

"They are good players. I have respect for the guys, so why would I say the guys are not good?" he told a news conference.

"I don't understand the lack of respect for the professionals when they have amazing players and they are not good enough for me. Maybe I am not good enough for them.

"They are Manchester City players, top players, they have a lot of quality. They showed that many times in the past and this season. I like to work with them and I want to help them and I am going to until my last day here and I want to stay as long as possible more than ever.

"When you say that it is that they don't have the same quality as Bayern Munich and Barcelona and that teams when they play good they play good.