Antonio Conte (73 Viewers)

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Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
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:D

Hard to disagree from an objective point of view, however i am not an objective person, im biased as $#@!. Hope Conte remains in Allegri's shadow like capello was under lippi's.
As long as Allegri is our coach then sure I wish him much more success.
 

pavluska

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Apr 25, 2013
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Allegri on comparisons with Conte: "Enough, it's an impractical comparison. Antonio had 3 incredible years with a Juve that came 7th twice."

Even Allegri is like wtf.

Conte haters are suffering from serious memory lapse.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
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Allegri on comparisons with Conte: "Enough, it's an impractical comparison. Antonio had 3 incredible years with a Juve that came 7th twice."

Even Allegri is like wtf.

Conte haters are suffering from serious memory lapse.
Allegri is respectful fellow, down to earth guy. Did you seriously expect any other comment from him? That's why I like the guy. He's humble.

Imho he (Allegri) has been more successful, CL final alone is worth few Serie A titles. The exposure we got only by reaching the final is incomparable.
 

Vlad

In Allegri We Trust
May 23, 2011
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You won't find bigger Serie A enthusiast than me, but one CL final had/will have more benfits on our finances than few Serie A titles. You'll probably see it on our commercial revenues this term. Those stagnated in the last several years.

But even if we neglect financial aspect of the game, 1 Serie A, 1 Coppa and CL final > 3 Serie A titles in a row and this has only been his first season.

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Hahaha, a Juve fan actually said losing in a final is worth several Serie A titles.
hahahaha you didn't get it. Unsurprisingly.
 

Ronn

Mes Que Un Club
May 3, 2012
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Conte: ‘Serie A has declined’
By Football Italia staff

Italy CT Antonio Conte believes “Serie A is only in fourth place” in terms of the best Leagues in the world.

The Coach won three consecutive Scudetti with Juventus, before leaving in the summer of 2014 to take over the Azzurri job.

“I think the best football is currently being played in England,” Conte told FIFA’s 1904 magazine.

“Followed by the Leagues in Spain and Germany. Serie A is only in fourth place, there are no two ways about it. It didn’t used to be that way.

“It’s not wistful, it’s just the truth. Italian football used to be in a far better state. Serie A was one of the most attractive Leagues in the world. Everybody wanted to play their football here.

“If you look at the figures from the past, it’s even clearer. When we became world champions in 2006, 66 per cent of all players in Serie A were Italian, and that figure was even higher when I was playing.

“Today that figure is only 34 per cent. Club owners are no longer prepared to invest huge sums of money in their teams. There’s simply a lack of money in Serie A.

“The national team obviously suffers as a result. There are fewer players available for selection. I’m still optimistic about the future for Serie A though, we’re on our way back to the top.

“The clubs have started to invest more in youth football again, and the FIGC has also launched good, ambitious development projects.

“We are now in a very exciting period which I would compare to where Germany were about 15 years ago, when the German Federation started setting up training centres in every region.

“We all know how well that project turned out, with Germany winning the 2014 World Cup with players who were just kids back then.”

Some of Italy’s greatest successes have come playing defensive football, but Conte isn’t keen to return to the days of catenaccio.

“Catenaccio and counter-attacking football have had their day. We have to have a rethink and move with the times.

“Football has changed dramatically, and I have a feeling that the mentality is changing in Italy. Good attacking football is all about the art of quickly switching to attack after winning the ball, but still finding the right balance between defence and attack.”
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JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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He's begging for a PL job after the Euros. Even English people don't think the best football is there.

When he says "il miglior calcio si giochi in Inghilterra" it's more like the complete package; finances, stadiums, players (as a whole), not what we would call the "best football".
 

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