Pep Guardiola was not in the mood to comment on the idea of a North vs South All-Star game between Premier League teams but did question when such a match could be squeezed into football's bulging calendar.
Chelsea owner Todd Boehly caused a stir this week by questioning why the Premier League doesn't host an All-Star game and suggested that English football could learn some things from American sports. “Ultimately I hope the Premier League takes a little bit of a lesson from American sports,” said Boehly. “And really starts to figure out, why don’t we do a tournament with the bottom four sports teams, why isn’t there an All-Star game? People are talking about more money for the pyramid, in the MLB All-Star game this year we made 200m dollars from a Monday and a Tuesday.
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“So we’re thinking we could do a North versus South All-Star game for the Premier League, for whatever the pyramid needed quite easily.”
The suggestion has largely been met with ridicule and though Guardiola didn't pass any thoughts on the concept he did admit he agreed with Jurgen Klopp when the Liverpool boss asked when such a game could be played.
"I don't have an opinion. No, no. I don't have an opinion. Not at all," he said. "I agree with Jurgen [Klopp], it’d be nice if they gave us a date when we should play."
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