"If you don't win, you are sacked. We won a lot, that's why I am sitting here. There is no other secret. [At City] they are more patient maybe. It defines the club. Another club last season, I would not be here any more. They were patient, maybe with what we did in the past. We had three months that was really poor. The past was really good, the number of titles we won was extraordinary, so that is why I am still here."
"As chaos continues to reign for United, there remains a calmness and serenity on the blue half of the Manchester divide. Guardiola and his troops will be aiming to collect a league double that will keep them in the hunt for the Premier League title, while Carrick will be hoping to snatch local bragging rights in an otherwise calamitous campaign."
Pep Guardiola will meet a sixth different Manchester United boss at Old Trafford as he approaches a decade in charge at Manchester City. Michael Carrick takes interim charge for his first game after Ruben Amorim was sacked. Manchester City are rejuvenated, on a 13-game unbeaten run, competing on four fronts and targeting a league double to stay in the title race. Guardiola attributes his longevity to results and club patience, noting that last season's poor run would have cost him his job at another club. Manchester United continue to cycle through managers amid a calamitous campaign.
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