Roy Keane has affirmed that Man City has fought to act since 'they left in the P ***' after winning the league last season.
The city's struggles received another blow on Tuesday night after a late capitulation saw them throw an advantage against Real Madrid and suffer a 3-2 defeat at home.
The Pep Guardiola side has demonstrated a previously invisible fragility in previous seasons and has particularly fought in large matches, both nationally and in Europe.
The recent coup of the city by Arsenal, a 4-2 defeat by PSG, a 2-1 loss by Man United and a 3-3 draw with Feyenoord stand out when they think of their great game struggles during The campaign.
Now, the former Captain of Man United, Keane, has gotten into the Guardiola side and made the impressive statement that his problems began after his celebrations of the Delete Title last year.
Speaking in the last episode of Stick to Football, brought to you by Bet of heavenKeane said: 'When Manchester City won the league last year, and then Manchester United defeated them the following week (in the FA Cup), and went to the P ***, which was well documented, before they were poor against Manchester United.
Manchester City suffered another disappointing result after losing to Real Madrid
Roy Keane said that the city title celebrations last year could have an impact on their season
The tastes of Phil Foden (left) and Jack Grealish (right) separated from the first hours to celebrate their historic victory in May in May
'Have you really acted since then? Have you played a game this year in which you have thought they are still about it? When was the last great game they won since they won the League?
After ensuring first place dramatic last season, the stars of the city did not waste the time to celebrate a fourth historical title of the consecutive league when they arrived in the streets of Manchester.
The joy bounced from the costumes to the bars and until 5 in the morning at the Greek restaurant Fenix, while the players brought their wives and brides for a drunk night.
However, shortly after, City suffered a 2-1 defeat against the rival Man United in the FA Cup final, with some fans who attributed him to his drunken celebrations the previous week.
The heroes of the city only left Fenix at 5 am, in May, with people like Rodri and Kevin de Bruyne looking worse for wear.
While Keane suggested that he discovered the reasons for his struggles, the defender of the city Nathan Ake admitted that they are struggling to point out their struggles this season.
'Give it like this (granting twice in the last five minutes) is frustrating and difficult to take, especially because it has happened several times this season. We haven't learned from him yet, so we have to do it as soon as possible, “Ake said.
When asked why it continues to happen, Ake added: 'It's difficult. We are trying to find out why. They are small things and small details.
Shortly after its celebrations for the title, the city was defeated by rivals a united in the final of the FA Cup
The FA Cup final occurred days after Kevin de Bruyne (left) were partying until 5 am
Erling Haaland and Grealish made a pose when they showed their expensive watches and the medal of the latter during the celebrations of the city's drunken title
'Some games you can get yours, but in these games, you will not go out with yours because they (Real Madrid) are obviously a superior team. The next is a thick and fast, so we have to make sure we are ready for that. '
And the 29 -year -old admitted that it was worrying that Carlo Ancelotti team cut the city easily, with Madrid with 20 attempts and eight in the target in 90 minutes.
'Against this type of players, you will admit opportunities. They have the best players in advance, but obviously we have to do better collectively as defenders and as a team, “Ake said.
'Most of the time, we did well to keep them out: Eddy with some salvages, some cup here and there. That is what we have to do again. In the end, we were winning 2-1 but we still didn't win, so that is the main one. “
Roy Keane was talking to the stick football podcast, brought by Bet of heaven
