Manchester City boss Sven Goran Eriksson insists he's happy at Eastlands.

Despite being in charge of City for eight months, Eriksson is still living in a Manchester city centre hotel, refusing to make the gesture of commitment by buying a house in the region.

But Eriksson, 60, claimed his decision not to buy a permanent base in the northwest in no way suggested he was not fully committed to City over the duration of his three-year deal.

"Where I live shouldn't be a problem for anyone," said Eriksson. "I signed a contract for three years and I'm committed."