Gary Neville reveals why Liverpool won't beat Manchester City to title

Liverpool were close to winning the Premier League last season, however they missed out by being one point behind Manchester City. And former Manchester United player Gary Neville claims that Liverpool and other contenders, who want to win the Premier League title, will have to wait until Pep Guardiola leaves the Citizens. “I played for 20-odd years under Sir Alex Ferguson, I now know what it must have felt like for other clubs at the start of the season thinking that Manchester United were going to win it,” he said on Sky Sports' Gary Neville podcast. “That’s how it feels now with Manchester City . You look at them and think ‘who can stop that?’ You look at their squad and the quality, last year they did what they did at times without Fernandinho, Gundogan plays there, without De Bruyne for months in the season. “If any other club loses their best players, they would not be able to cope but Manchester City’s squad is so deep, the addition of Rodri and Joao Cancelo strengthens them again, they’re in that very good position where they just have to add one or two every year. “The big question for Manchester City, we had a manager who stayed here for 26 years. How long is Pep Guardiola going to stay? “He’s been outstanding for three seasons, is he going to stay for six, seven, eight years? If he does, then I think the rest are in a bit of trouble, but if he leaves in the next one or two years then City will be weaker. “He’s so outstanding as a coach and I think that’s what other clubs will have to wait for.” via Mirror.

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