![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/alan-shearer-explains-how-hed-have-dealt-with-pep-guardiola-half-time-rant/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Spt_grab00030.jpg&description=Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was seen ranting at Erling Haaland during Friday's win at Burnley, and Alan Shearer claims he would have reacted differently to the striker Alan Shearer has made it clear he wouldn't have taken kindly to a manager behaving like Pep Guardiola did on Friday if he was on the pitch. Guardiola's City team won 3-0 at Burnley on Friday, having led 2-0 at the break through an Erling Haaland brace. The manager clearly wasn't happy with his goalscorer, though, as evidenced by an angry half-time clash with the Norway international. Former England striker Shearer was on punditry duty on Match of the Day when the confrontation was shown. The 53-year-old didn't have a problem with Guardiola criticising his player, but took issue with the public nature of it all. "I'm old school, I do love how he is so driven and wants perfection," Shearer said. "If he (Guardiola) doesn't want the cameras to see him then wait until you're in the dressing room. "I wouldn't have liked that. I'd have said two words to him and one of them would have been off. Say what you want to me in the dressing room and give me the biggest telling off but not in front of the crowd like that. No." City weren't put off their stride by the intervention, going on to add a third goal after the break through Rodri. They are back in action on Wednesday, facing Europa League winners Sevilla in the Super Cup, before resuming their Premier League campaign against Newcastle on Saturday. Was Pep Guardiola right to react how he did? Have your say in the comments section The Puma home shirt features the traditional sky blue colour but has slightly darker blue detailed stripes across the front which take inspiration from the Etihad Stadium's walkways. City moved to their new home from Maine Road in 2003 and the shirt honours that anniversary. Prices start from £55 "I try to focus everyday, and I say it all the time that it's a pleasure to work with Pep," Haaland said after the game, playing){kind=link}
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was seen ranting at Erling Haaland during Friday’s win at Burnley, and Alan Shearer claims he would have reacted differently to the striker
Alan Shearer has made it clear he wouldn’t have taken kindly to a manager behaving like Pep Guardiola did on Friday if he was on the pitch.
Guardiola’s City team won 3-0 at Burnley on Friday, having led 2-0 at the break through an Erling Haaland brace. The manager clearly wasn’t happy with his goalscorer, though, as evidenced by an angry half-time clash with the Norway international.
Former England striker Shearer was on punditry duty on Match of the Day when the confrontation was shown. The 53-year-old didn’t have a problem with Guardiola criticising his player, but took issue with the public nature of it all.
“I’m old school, I do love how he is so driven and wants perfection,” Shearer said. “If he (Guardiola) doesn’t want the cameras to see him then wait until you’re in the dressing room.