Pep Guardiola: Addiction to constantly improving Manchester City made me stay
He said: “It’s so addictive, winning is so nice. You do better, you laugh more, your relations become better. Everything is better, you’re with friends. “It’s addictive and, after that, why should you stop when there’s still things to do? Why should we not try to improve and win again when still we can do it? Why should we not improve our gameplan, our game, if we can do it? “I still see things in training and on the pitch I don’t like. We have to improve for the final. “When you have the feeling it’s enough and the pleasure of winning the Premier League is not something s...