I've lost count of the number of times since he's been here that he's come out with shite like that.
If Pellers' or Mancini had said this they would have been lynched. It lets him down and shows a shocking level of arrogance and I think it says he has the belief that he is doing us a favour by designing to manage us.
The simple answer is, if he doesn't think he can get us to a level where we can compete on all fronts with the established history clubs, despite being given every conceivable advantage - far far moreso than his two predecessors - then he needs to do the honourable thing and admit it and leave way for someone who does have the bollocks to believe in hisself.
Pellers got a far far weaker city side to within one goal of a champions League final.
Pep talks the club, the players and the fans down every season before the knockout stages and then we wonder why he is a failure on Europe. I'm getting a bit tired of it to be honest.
You know why people don't react to Mancini or Pellegrini the same way as Guardiola? Because he's the best coach of his generation, one of the best ever, and has lead this club to unprecedented levels of success.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with what he said on Saturday.
They aren't good enough now, they need to accept it, get through it and improve.