Manchester City manager Mark Hughes does not believe that his side's long
run of draws is anything for the club's owners to be concerned
about – not yet, anyway.
Hull City were the latest Premier League side to come away from
Eastlands with a point on Saturday, meaning that the Citizens have
now recorded a club record seven consecutive draws.
The lack of wins has led to some speculation that the Welshman's
time at Eastlands could be running out, with some media reports
claiming that former Chelsea boss Guus Hiddink is being lined up to
replace Hughes.
But the City boss feels that his men will soon return to winning
ways.
"It's not an issue yet," he told The Daily Mirror.
"There's pressure to get results, every manager will tell you
that. But we're still very much in the mix at the top of the
league.
"We've got two great games coming up which I'm sure will help
us. If we can get a positive result on Wednesday [against Arsenal
in the League Cup quarter finals] we'll be in great shape for
Chelsea."
