Defiant Man City boss plays down significance of Chelsea’s lead
Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini played down the significance of the eight-point gap between his side and leaders Chelsea following the 2-2 draw at QPR.
The out-of-sorts champions arrived at Loftus Road nine points behind Jose Mourinho’s team after the Blues had won at Liverpool earlier in the day.
City remain off the pace needed a late equaliser from Sergio Aguero to rescue them from a defeat, but Pellegrini insisted he was untroubled by Chelsea’s commanding lead.
He said: “I don’t think about it. I think about other things. We have to play 27 more games – the championship is very long.”
City have been poor in recent weeks and again struggled against a Rangers side that led twice.
“We knew QPR were a very physical team and it’s important to control that,” Pellegrini added.
“We maybe didn’t play our best game but we continued fighting until the end of the game.”
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08/11/2014 @ 8:29 pm
Hahahaha….!!.
Pellegrin doesn’t know leaders Chelsea are also saying the ‘championship is very long’.
This Chelsea UNDER MOURINHO,not AVB nor Roberto Di Matteo.
8 points gap is very tough to close on Chelsea!!.