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He needs a dose of humility, to be honest. And to take some accountability, once in a while.

If he leaves, I can't see how another top club would want to take such a risk. There is a difference between being supported by your management and being totally coddled, on a sporting level. Inter gave him basically everything he wanted, across all positions on the field, with the exception...

Any Cache he had as a coach will be thrown out the window if he quits after 1 year, where they finished in 2nd place at his first year at the club. No one will want to hire someone who just bails the minute they don't allegedly get their way. This will be the 3rd job in a row.

"It was all Conte" Remember that load of bullshit? So now Marotta gets him Lukaku, Sanchez, Godin, Barella, Sensi, and Eriksen in 1 calendar year, and that STILL isn't enough. :lol:

Look at what group of people you are talking about here.

Well of course we would still have to pay the salary, or a portion of it.

Yes, he looks like that now because of this recent injury issue. But I would love to know who here on this forum would have turned down a free loan for him at the beginning of the year

In other words, Beppe got him the exact players he wanted, they are not performing, and it is Beppe's fault. 1592253676 Just on names alone, having Eriksen, Lukaku and Sanchez in a transfer campaign is pretty impressive. Granted, Sanchez has been hurt for most of the season, but that isn't...

I'd take Max back over either one of them in a heartbeat. Less than a heartbeat, if that is even possible

Don't you have to have a Plan B before you can work on one?

Things could be worse. We could be R. Kelly right now

And it is also on a sporting level. I would think, and hope, that everyone here knows the depths of the Juve-Inter situation by now. Hell, it would have been all good if he went to Milan or Napoli instead, to be honest. At least that is limited to sport. But for a former Juve captain and...

You guys aren't getting what I was trying to say here. AC was one of Marotta's staunchest supporters, but now he calls him an idiot. 1559307832 His history with Napoli was 3 years. Conte's was 16 with us. There's a huge difference there. Come on man.

So, Marotta is an idiot now?

If they don't win it next season, they may as well try to buy Agnelli, too.

It could also be said that in Conte's final 2 years here, he had the best team in the league as well. Especially considering that our only real competition in that time frame were systematically dismantling their team, and not replacing anyone.

If we hire Pep or Poch, would you still say the same thing?

He still hasn't forgiven him for how his tenure ended. It his prerogative as President of the club. 1557497589 The wounds must be really deep for Agnelli to not even consider a return of a Juve figure who is a legend as a coach and player. A pick that the majority of fans (especially in Italy)...

When Conte was here, the bar was not set nearly as high as it is now. There is no way that he does not know this now. If he feels that he is up to the challenge, and he has grown as a coach, then why not give him another chance. 1557347976 But he has to be all in.

This was certainly a lot classier than what Chelsea came up with Conte: Thank you, Chelsea By Football Italia staff Antonio Conte has thanked Chelsea’s 'amazing’ fans for the last two years and hopes the club 'continue to be successful’. Conte was sacked last week to make way for ex-Napoli...