Pep Guardiola Has Secret Twitter Account to Monitor Manchester City Tweets

• Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has suggested that everyone, including the media, wants rivals Liverpool to win the Premier League this season
• Manchester City returned to the summit of the English topflight following a 5-0 thrashing of Newcastle United on Sunday
• It has emerged that Guardiola has a 'secret Twitter account' to monitor what’s being said about him and his team

Pep Guardiola spends some time being discreetly on Twitter to keep an eye on what is being said about Manchester City, it has emerged.

According to The Athletic, the Spaniard has a ‘clandestine Twitter account’ where he tracks about what the general consensus is about City on social media.

Guardiola has fiercely defended his City team over the years and isn’t shy of taking digs at reporters or rival clubs.

After his side’s 5-0 win over Newcastle United on Sunday, Guardiola claimed that ‘everyone in England’ supports Liverpool, including the media.

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Pep saw his side move 3 points clear at the top of the Premier League table with 3 games remaining this season.

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Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola insists he'd leave the Etihad Stadium outfit if he discovered his bosses lied to him over their Financial Fair Play investigation.

In a chat with the press ahead of Sunday’s game against Newcastle United, the Spaniard disclosed that he asked the club’s hierarchy about their financial situation.

Manchester City were recently investigated and Guardiola threw his weight of support for the Etihad Stadium outfit.

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Guardiola has come under intense backlash following his side's inability to reach the finals of the Champions League.

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His detractors reckon that per the monies invested in his squad he should have been able to annex the coveted European trophy, which the owners of Man City have craved since the takeover in 2008.