Sky Sports were forced to issue an apology as Pep Guardiola used a piece of colourful language during his farewell speech.
The Manchester City boss saw his goodbye party at the Etihad ruined by Ollie Watkins as the England striker scored twice to secure a 2-1 win for visitors Aston Villa.
However, Guardiola – who won the FA Cup and League Cup this season – was determined to see out his time at City in style.
The 55-year-old bid an emotional farewell to the fans who have enjoyed the fruits of his labours over the last decade, which Sky broadcast as they covered the final day Prem-bonanza.
And as he rounded off his speech, Guardiola said: “And let me finish with what I wanted to say a few days ago, that they didn’t allow me to say… It has been f******g fun.”
The language prompted Sky to apologise for the X-rated language.
In his speech, the six-time Premier League winner said: “A minute of silence please. I’m so nervous. Terrified right now. Why do you love me so much? Why do you do that to me? I never could imagine the amount of love.
“It has been an incredible, tremendous honour to be your manager and to be here during these 10 years. The video was so long because of the amount of trophies and incredible emotions.
“Please, I would love you not to just remember the trophies that we won. That’s the reason why I could stay 10 years; nobody can sustain so many years here.
“Hopefully, through these unbelievable players, we provided emotions that made people come here and feel maybe we are going to have fun. That is the reason why we are here.
“My dad is here in the stands, 94 years old. Maybe he doesn’t realise it, but I’m pretty sure my wife and my kids realise that for many, many years our family name will be here [In the new stand]. That is the huge honour I could receive from this club.”
Guardiola continued by thanking Sheikh Mansour and Khaldoon Al Mubarak before also paying tribute to John Stones and Bernardo Silva, as well as many other former club icons.
He added: “They have to continue making the performances and maintaining the standards that legends like Fernandinho, Gundogan, Ederson, John Stones and Bernardo Silva created here.
“Congratulations to John and Bernie for their incredible careers and for the unbelievable number of games they played in our shirt. They have a huge responsibility to maintain these standards.
“I never expected to be here for 10 years. Manchester became my home.
“One more thing before you all go home for beers or wine or whatever… if in the next few years you see me in the streets anywhere around the world, if you are a Manchester City fan, come and hug me. I will need it.
“It has been a huge honour to represent this club. Every decision I took, even with all the mistakes, I always thought about what was best for this club. I love you so much.”
