Manchester United chief Jose Mourinho singled out some of his players for stinging feedback taking after their 2-1 misfortune to derby rivals Manchester City.
The United director dragged away Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Jesse Lingard at half-time and said it was simply because he would not like to "decimate them" that he didn't substitute them prior.
In any case, he spared his most trenchant comments for focus backs Daley Blind and, specifically, Eric Bailly, saying a few players had given hints they didn't have the imperative big-game disposition.
"We had issues with poor exhibitions," Mourinho told journalists at Old Trafford on Saturday.
"We lost the ball, simple. Indeed, even our focal protectors, that were truly best class until today, they lost simple balls.
"Back-passes, first-station goes, from Bailly to (Marouane) Fellaini, from Blind to (Paul) Pogba.
"We lost the ball in these sorts of positions. So it was not (simply) Mickey (Mkhitaryan) and Jesse, it was a great deal more than Mickey and Jesse."
Liveliness Guardiola's City took a merited fifteenth moment lead when Kevin De Bruyne beat Blind to Kelechi Iheanacho's flick-on before controlling a shot past David de Gea.
The same pair consolidated to twofold City's lead, Iheanacho tapping in after De Bruyne's low shot returned off the post.
A mistake from City's debutant goalkeeper Claudio Bravo, who fluttered at a profound free-kick from Wayne Rooney, permitted Zlatan Ibrahimovic to pull an objective back.
Be that as it may, albeit United enhanced after the half-time presentations of 18-year-old Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera, they couldn't discover an equalizer.
- 'I regard him' -
"What I let them know at half-time was that for some of you, it would seem that you are attempting to do what I let you know not to do," said Mourinho.
"I told Bailly 20 times, never play a first-station ball. Never. Since this is the place they need to press. Never do that. He did it 20 times amid the amusement.
"I think truly a portion of the young men, they felt the measurement of the amusement. Everything around the amusement - the derby, the defining moment, Man United-Man City, the center, the consideration - a portion of the folks felt it.
"It has nothing to do with freshness or age since you have the child (Rashford) then in the second half and the child appears as though he was playing in the Under-18s against Salford City.
"So it's about the individual and each individual responds to the measurement of the event in various ways. It's hard to anticipate.
"It just gets less demanding when you know the players, exceptionally well. So most likely in the following big game in the Premier League, I know who can acknowledge the measurement of the diversion, which is critical."
Mourinho rebuked official Mark Clattenburg for not honoring a punishment after a rash test on Rooney by Bravo.
Guardiola said he had not seen the episode, but rather uncovered that Aleksandar Kolarov had lost a tooth amid the diversion.
The left-back seemed, by all accounts, to be struck in the face by Fellaini at a certain point, however Guardiola said he didn't comprehend what had happened.
The match had been charged as a confrontation amongst Mourinho and Guardiola, who battled a savage running fight amid their time as mentors of Real Madrid and Barcelona individually.
The pair grasped before the match and Guardiola said he trusted future challenges between the groups would not be talked about as far as their own relationship.
"I don't know whether he regards me, yet I regard him a considerable measure," said the previous Bayern Munich mentor.
"We are fathers. I am a father, he's a father, so I didn't come here to see about the competition. He needs to win, I need to win.
"I beat him, he beats me. Later on I beat him, he beats me. It's basic like that. We are grown-up individuals. When we see each other, here and there we don't concur about our assessments.
"Ideally next time we play against United, individuals begin to overlook."
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