If true, cheating on his girlfriend and having it plastered all over the tabloids is absolutely not a good look.
But let's be honest, we've had plenty of these sorts of stories about a lot of our players in recent years. Walker having prostitutes round for an orgy during lockdown, and refusing to acknowledge or support a child he fathered from cheating. Foden's attempt to break lockdown rules with those girls in Iceland. Stones spying on his ex with hidden cameras. And that's just the stories that made it to the papers of City's English lads disrespecting the mothers of their children in recent memory, I'm sure there's loads more.
If this stuff doesn't affect their football then I'm not sure we have any evidence that Pep cares. I mean - he kept playing Mendy. And that was a whole other level of bad publicity.
That doesn't mean that he - or we - shouldn't care. But it'd be hypocritical to act like Jack's done something somehow out of the ordinary for a footballer, or that he's bringing the club's reputation into disrepute, or that it's something Guardiola's necessarily going to pull him up on or punish him for.
But let's be honest, we've had plenty of these sorts of stories about a lot of our players in recent years. Walker having prostitutes round for an orgy during lockdown, and refusing to acknowledge or support a child he fathered from cheating. Foden's attempt to break lockdown rules with those girls in Iceland. Stones spying on his ex with hidden cameras. And that's just the stories that made it to the papers of City's English lads disrespecting the mothers of their children in recent memory, I'm sure there's loads more.
If this stuff doesn't affect their football then I'm not sure we have any evidence that Pep cares. I mean - he kept playing Mendy. And that was a whole other level of bad publicity.
That doesn't mean that he - or we - shouldn't care. But it'd be hypocritical to act like Jack's done something somehow out of the ordinary for a footballer, or that he's bringing the club's reputation into disrepute, or that it's something Guardiola's necessarily going to pull him up on or punish him for.