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Real Madrid?
AyeIf he goes to Spurs, him and Levy will kill each other before Christmas. On the other hand, if there is an attacking duo most suited for Antonio Conte, it is Kane and Son.
His record in the CL has been poor at Juve, Chelsea and Inter.As much as I like Poch, PSG should can him and get Conte in. Conte is more likely to get them the CL they've been working towards.
for a season or two sure. as soon as things dont go his way in the transfer market he would implode.Superb manager. Would be a good fit for Utd, in an alternate universe.
I used to think this but it seems like it's actually just a story that's played up by the media because he's an intense guy. If you don't sell players he specifically wants to keep (hardly a crazy request) and don't promise him a player you can't get (again, not that crazy) he's fine.Conte is that insanely hot girl you spot in a club but you can see the crazy in the eyes.
Have to go in with your eyes open. It's a buckle up and enjoy the ride knowing it's going to be fun for a while but ultimately end in flames or simply avoid and admire the crazy from distance.
The choice is yours.
Conte is expensive to keep around. Look at Chelsea and the aftermath. He is a very good manager, but his demands can easily put heavy financial pressure on clubs in the long term.Crazy. They’ve just won the league with a very promising side and a manger of Conte’s level could’ve easily bagged another couple titles considering Juventus’ mess, and Milan not being quite there.
Instead, they’re having to dissemble the squad!
FIFY ;-)Shocking lack of money from Inter here.
I must be missing all the other club needing to sell players for 100m€ this summer? I must be missing the discussion about which ones of our best players are we giving up at united? I thought people wanted us to sign kane for 100m£. I don't see Madrid, barca, atletico, bayern all selling for 100m€ of players.But on the other hand: the only clubs who wouldn't tell him that right now are chelsea and city....
Strange thing is that his best result is quarter final with Juve in his first CL run, since that he's been a disaster.His record in the CL has been poor at Juve, Chelsea and Inter.
Difference between having short term and long term ambitions though.Shocking lack of ambition from Inter here.
I thought they were owned by a Chinese billionaire?FIFY ;-)
I believe it is because his tactics are very very simple. It is not complicated stuff he puts out there, but credit to him it brings success. Europe is a difficult beast though. You cannot set up your team one way as you face a multiple of different ideas and tactics on your path to the final. A team that doesnt adapt extensively is facing an uphill battle.Not a fan of his football, but he’s been successful domestically where he’s gone. Yet to crack Europe though.
Yeah, but their main business is in retail, which was hit hard by the pandemic. And the Chinese government is limiting their ability to shift money outside.I thought they were owned by a Chinese billionaire?
That’s one of the most Jose things ever to be honest.When people say Conte is like Jose it makes me laugh. He‘s on a completely different level IMO.
His Juventus team was high press, with his earliest games being a 4-2-4 formation. He went away from that but absolutely steamrolled Serie A. He had awful players at Italy but coached them tight at Euro 2016. The Chelsea job started with 4-2-4 again but he didn’t have the players for it, changed it round and they battered everyone. His teams defend well but I don’t think he’s a defensive coach.
His problem is that he’s impossible to get on with for much time. He’s way too good for Tottenham and would be better off waiting for something else if he’s leaving Inter.
I don’t think his tactics are simple, he’s much more flexible (not saying better) than Klopp, for example.I believe it is because his tactics are very very simple. It is not complicated stuff he puts out there, but credit to him it brings success. Europe is a difficult beast though. You cannot set up your team one way as you face a multiple of different ideas and tactics on your path to the final. A team that doesnt adapt extensively is facing an uphill battle.
+ Europa final with Inter last yearStrange thing is that his best result is quarter final with Juve in his first CL run, since that he's been a disaster.
Nonsense. He’s shown he can play 4-3-3, 4-2-4, 3-5-2 and 3-3-4 so plenty of tactical flexibility.I believe it is because his tactics are very very simple. It is not complicated stuff he puts out there, but credit to him it brings success. Europe is a difficult beast though. You cannot set up your team one way as you face a multiple of different ideas and tactics on your path to the final. A team that doesnt adapt extensively is facing an uphill battle.
I used pretty much this same analogy, in more local terms, on my buddies WhatsApp sports group. Proper crazy ride with him.Conte is that insanely hot girl you spot in a club but you can see the crazy in the eyes.
Have to go in with your eyes open. It's a buckle up and enjoy the ride knowing it's going to be fun for a while but ultimately end in flames or simply avoid and admire the crazy from distance.
The choice is yours.
Sure, but the way his teams play very simple. There is little individual freedom, and mostly designed around moving the ball efficiently vertically. That is at least my impression, but could be wrong as I have only seen his Italian national team and Chelsea in greater detail.Nonsense. He’s shown he can play 4-3-3, 4-2-4, 3-5-2 and 3-3-4 so plenty of tactical flexibility.
He had a good showing at Euro 2016 with a very poor Italian national team and was a Zana penalty away from eliminating the world champions Germany. Beat defending champions Spain handily. Beat Belgium easily who were ranked #1 at the time. Teams that on paper Italy shouldn’t even compete with.
And EL semi final with Juventus. Benfica beat us and the final was played in our Stadium.+ Europa final with Inter last year
Real Madrid?
Liverpool or Rome?Barcelona?
Ehh, true to a degree. I think you can afford some 'aftermath' (which any top manager tends to leave behind, in my opinion anyway) as long as you grab trophies whilst doing. Conte does. Don't think he spends much more than your average elite level manager either.Conte is expensive to keep around. Look at Chelsea and the aftermath. He is a very good manager, but his demands can easily put heavy financial pressure on clubs in the long term.
A bit like Jose?When people say Conte is like Jose it makes me laugh. He‘s on a completely different level IMO.
His Juventus team was high press, with his earliest games being a 4-2-4 formation. He went away from that but absolutely steamrolled Serie A. He had awful players at Italy but coached them tight at Euro 2016. The Chelsea job started with 4-2-4 again but he didn’t have the players for it, changed it round and they battered everyone. His teams defend well but I don’t think he’s a defensive coach.
His problem is that he’s impossible to get on with for much time. He’s way too good for Tottenham and would be better off waiting for something else if he’s leaving Inter.