Manchester United icon Gary Neville was on punditry duties as he explained the incident, after being shown the new footage detailing the clash. He said: “Football players don’t like set-pieces full stop on the training pitch, let alone the opposition set-piece coach having a go.”
Former Manchester City player Micah Richards said: “It looked like he was going to shake his hand, but Kyle Walker didn’t really want to…”
When Theo Walcott’s point that Guardiola’s side aren’t used to losing, Richards added: “No, of course, but we are in October. If it was in March or April I could understand the frustration. They probably don’t want to go to Arsenal and lose but it’s not the end of the world.”
