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Manchester City: Fans loved footage of Pep Guardiola dancing at team celebrations
Plenty of Manchester City fans were enjoying “marvellous” throwback footage to this time last year featuring dance moves from Pep Guardiola.
Twitter channel @City_Xtra posted footage from the team’s celebrations at the end of a remarkable 2018/19 season in which they won four trophies, with their manager very much revelling in the achievement.
🕺 Pep Guardiola was living his best life during last years end-of-season celebrations!#MCFC | @ManCity | #OTD2019pic.twitter.com/9bsZZ0kGCn
— Man City Xtra (@City_Xtra) May 19, 2020
The video shows Guardiola on stage with a group of singers and jiving along to their music, as well as encouraging the crowd, before the lead singer moves towards him, much to his enjoyment. Unsurprisingly, the audience lapped up every moment.
A season which began with victory over Chelsea in the Community Shield included a Carabao Cup final triumph over the same opposition six months later and ended with two more trophies won inside a week in mid-May. After pipping Liverpool to the Premier League title, City completed their haul of silverware with a 6-0 trouncing of Watford in the FA Cup final.
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These Manchester City fans on Twitter loved seeing Guardiola enjoying the post-season celebrations to such an extent:
Hahaha loves it Pep https://t.co/AGbciCIu3l
— Andy Starkie (@Starkie2105) May 20, 2020
Is there anything he can’t do?
— marek gucciano (@Gucciano17) May 20, 2020
Just marvellous
— mancunial (@mancunial) May 20, 2020
First time seeing this. What a dude!!!
— Paddy cashman (@pacashman) May 20, 2020
Literally one of my favourite videos look at the man go 😂🤩
— SammyBoy🤘🏼 (@SammyBoyMCFC) May 20, 2020
I never get tired of seeing this! Pep getting down and all the positive energy!!! 👏👏👏
— FrankieG (@FrankieG_2963) May 19, 2020
Man City fans, what did you make of the video of Guardiola dancing at the team’s celebrations? Comment below with your views!
