Antonio Conte (318 Viewers)

How would you rate Conte's (dis)appointment?

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Fr3sh

Senior Member
Jul 12, 2011
36,953
Fun thing is that the club gave him the chance even after the scum that he is working for now tried to sabotage his career.
He backstabbed the club who supported him against FIGC, the ones who tried to ruin his career, hilarious stuff. Only in Italia.
What happened to integrity? What happened to the love? What has happened to Conte?


And that "italian coaches to work together to save italian football" :lol: he's trying to steal Allegri's notes
 

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Raz

Senior Member
Nov 20, 2005
12,218
If conte quits i'm all for italy to win. I really just want that conte would fail from the moment he left us and how he left us.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,733
Lik Marotta said...the meetings scheduled by fifa are enought. it has been like that since forever and thats the reality. This is why being an NT coach is not easy, as you have to work with what is available.

Im not totally against this camps.... but the truth is that our players are already in tight agendas... and if those camps would require extra effort for them.. it will hurt us in the long run. If this is the case... is maybe better just to not let them go... for the sake of Juventus.
 

1251alex

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Dec 13, 2011
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Italy 'must understand Juve needs'
By Football Italia staff


Juventus dg Beppe Marotta warned Antonio Conte and Italy that they aren’t forced to send players for get-togethers.

Since leaving Juve, Conte has been visibly irritated at the lack of co-operation from the Serie A clubs with the Nazionale.

He has requested get-togethers ahead of their next official match in March, but Juventus seem likely to pull out.

“People are trying to create controversy where there is none, as Juventus have a cordial and good rapport with the Federation,” Marotta told Sky Sport Italia.

“The needs of the Nazionale must also fit in with the needs of a club like Juventus, who are involved on numerous different fronts, including the Champions League in February.

“What we need is some common sense all round to understand the needs of everyone in this situation.”

Conte is currently on a tour of all the Serie A club training grounds, but is yet to visit Juventus.



I say good. Conte shouldn't need anything extra from Juventus.
 

Zacheryah

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2010
42,251
These additional training camps are solving nothing and only lead towards injuries potentially.


Especially now that there is no competition in july, it makes 0 sense.
And considering juve offers far more players to the azzurri thenany other team, its only right we do so.
 

CrimsonianKing

The end of Jihadism
Jan 16, 2013
26,278
This

Juventus are reportedly unwilling to release players for Antonio Conte’s Italy training camps, and it could result in the England game being moved.

The meeting between Conte and the Serie A Coaches last Tuesday was followed by statements from director general Beppe Marotta, saying that the Old Lady has no compulsion to offer its players for the suggested training camps.


Today Tuttosport report that Juve are reluctant to release their players for the CT’s planned training meet-up to be set between the end of January and beginning of February.


Seen as believing the FIFA dates already provided for international fixtures is sufficient, the club are even reported as having consulted their legal team in the event the Azzurri do attempt to call up their players.


Conte is listed as increasingly at odds with Juve, and Calcionews24 suggest that his resignation from the national team still cannot be ruled out, even as he did so this week.


Should an agreement between club and country not be reached, and Juve veto any training camp being held, it may bring a response from the Italian Football Federation.


The Corriere dello Sport suggest that the FIGC could opt to move the Italy-England game on March 31 from the intended venue of the Juventus Stadium to Torino’s Stadio Olimpico.


Today the Lega Calcio will be voting on the dates for the beginning and the end of next year's season, respectively August 23 and May 15, with a view to easing Conte's preparations for Euro 2016.
 

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