Antonio Conte (83 Viewers)

[alexjuventino]

So we have been linked to Prandelli, Spalletti, Allegri, and Montella. I would take Prandelli first and then Montella

 

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[Quetzalcoatl]

Why do people like Prandelli?

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Why do people like Prandelli?

Good coach - check
Very intelligent - check
Gentlemen - check
Humble - check
Juventino - check

 

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Good coach - check
Very intelligent - check
Gentlemen - check
Humble - check
Juventino - check

Silverware as a coach - uncheck

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

I don't trust Prandelli at all

From that list, I would pick Montella as he is also young and ambitious.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

So Conte is leaving just like Pogba now, right?

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I don't trust Prandelli at all

From that list, I would pick Montella as he is also young and ambitious.

But haven't you always wanted to see Padoin as a trequartista?

 

[The Curr]

I don't trust Prandelli at all

From that list, I would pick Montella as he is also young and ambitious.

I have a good feeling about Montella too. I would prefer him to any other Italian.

 

[alexjuventino]

I would prefer Montella also but Prandelli has experience and I don't think that Agnelli would want someone inexperienced because im assuming he wants further progression in the cl

 

[Pirlo's Beard]

So Conte is leaving just like Pogba now, right?

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But haven't you always wanted to see Padoin as a trequartista?

I suppose he would flourish in dat dere 4-4-2 diamond

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Silverware as a coach - uncheck

ye, it's not like silver medals of euro 2012 are count as silverware

 

[KB824]

If Conte did leave, we wouldn't be able to get Prandelli right cause he just signed a new contract?

He can do both.


You are allowed to be both an International and club coach at the same time. It has to be agreed upon by all parties.

 

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ye, it's not like silver medals of euro 2012 are count as silverware

That's right - he's got no titles and no cups - nuddin nada!

 

[The Curr]

I don't think either Juve or FIGC would be ok with that.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

That's right - he's got no titles and no cups - nuddin nada!

And Conte won trillion of titles before we appointed him

 

[KB824]

That's right - he's got no titles and no cups - nuddin nada!

What did Conte have before he came to Juve? A couple of Serie B promotions. And subsequently a couple of Serie A disasters before he was appointed at Juve.

 

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Lippi?

 

[The Curr]

And Conte won trillion of titles before we appointed him

What did Conte have before he came to Juve? A couple of Serie B promotions. And subsequently a couple of Serie A disasters before he was appointed at Juve.

Conte was a big gamble at the time. It could easily have gone the way Ferrara did.

 

[KB824]

Lippi?

The fact that he had success the 2nd time around returning to Juve is amazing in itself. It would be a bit of a stretch to think that he could repeat that for a 3rd time. I don't think the odds would be in his favor. Hell, it barely ever happens for a coach to have success at the same place twice.

 

[CityFanInPeace]

Silverware as a coach - uncheck

If you want an Italian silverware winner, Mancini will probably be available soon.

 

[KB824]

Conte was a big gamble at the time. It could easily have gone the way Ferrara did.

It was a huge risk, and it has paid off. Now, for me, I was all for Prandelli ever since Calciopoli once Deschamps was removed, but I don't know if I would do it now. But his coaching CV at Fiorentina was very impressive, with multiple trips to the Champions League, even after they were hit with a 15 point deduction one year. He's a very good coach. I think Montella would be a fantastic replacement for Conte, but if I had my way, I would keep Conte for the long haul.