Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola expects a tough game against West Ham but doesn't expect departing manager David Moyes to retire as City look to seal the Premier League title Etihad training campus, Manchester, UK
00:00 Pep, it is West Ham. Just a few words please on them as a team and their departing manager David Moyes and your thoughts on him as a Premier League coach.
00:09 Well, this type of personality in English football, I think he's not going to retire. So he'll be back, this is my feeling.
00:22 But at his age and his experience he's still involved because he cannot be at home. And he will be back. But he's curious.
00:30 The first game was against Sunderland and David Moyes was there, my first game in the Premier League.
00:35 And now, you know, an important game, he'll be there. It's always an honour to see him. When I'm there he's always so kind, he's a lovely person, an experienced speaker for himself.
00:47 But he will do. He will do everything to beat us. It happened in Aston Villa, it happened in QPR with Sergio Aguero moment.
00:55 Or Zeco moment, because everybody talks about Sergio but without the corner from David and Zeco scored the 2-2, it would not happen, it would happen later.
01:07 So, yeah, I'm ready to be a tough, tough game. I want to put in the minds of the players that Luca Tottenham, how they fight every ball, how they struggle.
01:21 It was incredible, the aggressivity and commitment the Spurs had. I didn't have any doubts about that, any doubts.
01:29 So, the surrounding outside, I don't care. I don't care the eleven players, the eleven players will be ready to beat us.
01:37 That happened in Aston Villa, the same position, didn't play for anything two seasons ago.
01:42 And I know what happened and it's going to happen the same. So, ourselves and our people have to come here to be ready.
01:49 To be ready for the first minute to support us, to be with us, to be with us, to be with us, to do it together.
