Guardiola Condemns Manchester City Fans for Vile Chants Following Bobby Charlton's Death

Manchester City Bans Two Minors from Games Following Chants on Sir Bobby Charlton's Death, as Manager Prepares to Pay Respect by Signing Condolence Book at Old Trafford

Manchester City boss, Pep Guardiola, has condemned fans who used 'vile chants' about Bobby Charlton's death, stating they 'don't represent us'.
The club has banned two minors from attending games as a result of their involvement in the disrespectful chants.
In a demonstration of respect, Guardiola and former City player Mike Summerbee intend to sign a condolence book for Charlton at Old Trafford, Manchester United's home ground.
Guardiola emphasized the team's 'huge respect' for Manchester United and noted the significance of Charlton's contribution to English football.
Ahead of the upcoming Manchester derby between City and United, Guardiola expects United to be a 'tough opponent' despite their mixed season start.