Him being a moron and a racist has nothing to do with Conte´s poor excuses and behaviour of late. Pardon me.
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I'm sorry, those are negotiating tactics and pretty much every coach uses them.
Do I agree with such behaviour? No, but it certainly does not bother me, especially considering the results he's gotten for us, thus far, in only three years.
Do I think Conte has room for improvement? Yes. I'd prefer if he matured a little, but he is a very young coach, and a fiery personality. Much like Sir Alex Ferguson actually, who made endless excuses for every single one of his failures.
Does this mean we should move on to a different manager? Hell no! He deserves at least one more year to show that this past season was a learning experience in Europe, and the previous European campaign will be the norm/minimum going forward, assuming we continue to make shrewd signings on the transfer market. I'd prefer we did not turn Conte into another Ancelotti experience.
Do I agree with such behaviour? No, but it certainly does not bother me, especially considering the results he's gotten for us, thus far, in only three years.
Do I think Conte has room for improvement? Yes. I'd prefer if he matured a little, but he is a very young coach, and a fiery personality. Much like Sir Alex Ferguson actually, who made endless excuses for every single one of his failures.
Does this mean we should move on to a different manager? Hell no! He deserves at least one more year to show that this past season was a learning experience in Europe, and the previous European campaign will be the norm/minimum going forward, assuming we continue to make shrewd signings on the transfer market. I'd prefer we did not turn Conte into another Ancelotti experience.
Do you have Alzheimer's? Dementia? Split personality disorder? Schizophrenia?
You don't remember posting this in response to one of that moron's comments?
http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/32895-Antonio-Conte-Coach?p=4562692&viewfull=1#post4562692
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Dude, everyone has their "red wings"!!!! Besides, it's probably hard to notice menstrual blood in those fiery pubes. And I've heard it's considered a delicacy in Ireland... Everything of that reddish or ginger hue is... or so I've been told by the Leprechauns from County Cork.
You don't remember posting this in response to one of that moron's comments?
http://forum.juventuz.org/threads/32895-Antonio-Conte-Coach?p=4562692&viewfull=1#post4562692
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Dude, everyone has their "red wings"!!!! Besides, it's probably hard to notice menstrual blood in those fiery pubes. And I've heard it's considered a delicacy in Ireland... Everything of that reddish or ginger hue is... or so I've been told by the Leprechauns from County Cork.
Sorry but, Conte is unique on this matter. I cannot remember other Juve coach taking his approach and blaming the club and signings for his shortcommings.
I like him being fiery. I dont like him being stubborn. Thats 2 different things. IMprovement? He needs to prove it next season. At least in Europe.
I dont care about ferguson.
Sacking Conte would have been a mistake. But he MUST improve on his Europerformances, and should stop looking for excuses. Period.
About learning experiences.... i dont think so. He has shown zero flexibility. His excuse being the lack of players. Give him what he wants and then we will see what he is talking about. We will see if theres was any truth in it.
Every coach is different.. but in case his career turns like the ancellotti one, he will need a good 3 or 4 more years to start being a smart coach in europe. I dont mind this, but i want him to show eagerness NOW. To take different approaches to games.. to make subs earlier. To have a plan B.
Maybe im asking too much for him, as he is very inexperienced and he is still early in his career.
But we need to do something now that we have star players...like Vidal and Pogba. This kind of things happen like once every 10 years. We need to pounce now, and at the very least, start building for a brighter future in europe.
I like him being fiery. I dont like him being stubborn. Thats 2 different things. IMprovement? He needs to prove it next season. At least in Europe.
I dont care about ferguson.
Sacking Conte would have been a mistake. But he MUST improve on his Europerformances, and should stop looking for excuses. Period.
About learning experiences.... i dont think so. He has shown zero flexibility. His excuse being the lack of players. Give him what he wants and then we will see what he is talking about. We will see if theres was any truth in it.
Every coach is different.. but in case his career turns like the ancellotti one, he will need a good 3 or 4 more years to start being a smart coach in europe. I dont mind this, but i want him to show eagerness NOW. To take different approaches to games.. to make subs earlier. To have a plan B.
Maybe im asking too much for him, as he is very inexperienced and he is still early in his career.
But we need to do something now that we have star players...like Vidal and Pogba. This kind of things happen like once every 10 years. We need to pounce now, and at the very least, start building for a brighter future in europe.
I think we basically agree here. You take a more hardline approach to it is all. I think most Juventus fans agree that he needs to improve next year in Europe and show that he can learn from mistakes and experience. He definitely has this ability. Even his adaptation of 4-2-4 to 4-3-3 to 3-5-2 so as to suit the players we have shows a degree of tactical flexibility and learning. As does the reversion to a 4-3-3 of sorts for the Real Madrid match-ups. I think the success of that second year in 3-5-2 both in Europe and Italy, made it hard for him to abandon especially seeing as we don't have any "real" wingers. An excuse, yes, but I understand it. However, this year, it's his year to show what he's made of, and that he's got the ability to coach a major side over the long run.
I, for one, hope he succeeds. But as you say, I would not be surprised if it is another 3-4 years before he really comes into his own on the European front.
I, for one, hope he succeeds. But as you say, I would not be surprised if it is another 3-4 years before he really comes into his own on the European front.
