Antonio Conte (133 Viewers)

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

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May 22, 2007
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I'm sure we could find an interim coach to cover a month or two for him. It won't make sense not to, considering what a team this guy we're talking about has created.
What exactly does a 'ban' mean? He's not allowed to turn up to official matches at the sidelines?

I asked that a while ago, didn't get a response, so I guess nobody knows. Alessio is surely a strong candidate if anything like that happens.
 

Klin

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May 27, 2009
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What exactly does a 'ban' mean? He's not allowed to turn up to official matches at the sidelines?

I asked that a while ago, didn't get a response, so I guess nobody knows. Alessio is surely a strong candidate if anything like that happens.
I was in the idea of a ban as in not involved in anything related to how the team trains and prepare for matches, as well as not turn up to official matches.
 
May 22, 2007
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I was in the idea of a ban as in not involved in anything related to how the team trains and prepare for matches, as well as not turn up to official matches.
Hmm, it'd be weird to see how they might enforce that.

Even if it is 12 months I'd be happy if Alessio took it. This is Conte's team, he has them playing a winning style. Why bring in someone like Capello who would change everything? On a large salary as well.

I don't think they'd be spending money on players like Isla and Asamoah if they thought Conte wasn't a big part of the future of Juventus.
 

Klin

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May 27, 2009
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Hmm, it'd be weird to see how they might enforce that.

Even if it is 12 months I'd be happy if Alessio took it. This is Conte's team, he has them playing a winning style. Why bring in someone like Capello who would change everything? On a large salary as well.

I don't think they'd be spending money on players like Isla and Asamoah if they thought Conte wasn't a big part of the future of Juventus.
Exactly.
 

Jem83

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Nov 7, 2005
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why are you so secure of that?
He's not. Although it's likely that Conte won't receive a ban, considering what happened in 2006 and what little grounds they had to do what they did back then, who can really blame juventini for being worried about this?
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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Agnelli announced that he would stay, we already know that.

The part 'but if he’s banned for over three months the club will have to change' is just something the paper have said in their piece.
 

BIG DADDY!!!

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Mar 12, 2004
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why would it be halved in appeal
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So all other teams have won their appeal and the penalties reduced.
And during Calciopoli all the teams got less points deducted after appeal including ourselves.

If Conte got a 3 month ban im sure we could get it reduced or maybe he would only have to pay a fine.

Thats if hes found guilty which I don't think he will.
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011–12_Italian_football_scandal

The first degree (harshest initial) charge to Siena, his then club, is €50,000. Carobbio himself is facing a lower-end ban of 1 year 8 months, in contrast to many who faced 2-5 years. Amongst all of these individuals, even those facing long bans, only 2 out of the 30 currently heard have been punished. The rest were dismissed.

If Carobbio is plea-bargaining then he will probably be punished to some extent, but it doesn't mean he is not lying or misunderstood. The odds don't point towards anything happening to Conte, it would be a fine at the absolute worst based on how the second investigation has gone so far.
 

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