Antonio Conte (125 Viewers)

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

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Azzurri7

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Dec 16, 2003
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Tactically if we compare our style of play from last season (even if we have only played 7games) we have improved and we're stronger than the previous seasons.

Though my only big problem with Conte mainly is the timing and selection of his subs.

If you're a great coach then you can make differences with your subs.
 

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RAMI-N

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Aug 22, 2006
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I also noticed that we end up exhausted from the 75th minute... besides he takes too long to use his substitutes...
He should be more adventurous...
 

RAMI-N

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Aug 22, 2006
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Tactically if we compare our style of play from last season (even if we have only played 7games) we have improved and we're stronger than the previous seasons.

Though my only big problem with Conte mainly is the timing and selection of his subs.

If you're a great coach then you can make differences with your subs.
Spot on... :tup:
 

JuveJay

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Mar 6, 2007
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Yeah, in the home games the pace is crazy and we are dead on 70 minutes. Considering we have most of the possession that means one of two things; we are forcing the play too much, or we aren't fit enough to play this tempo.
 

RAMI-N

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Aug 22, 2006
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Conte: “Del Piero? With all due respect to Alex, whether he plays or not is down to a technical decision. I’ll just pick the best team possible.”

:shifty:

I don't like it...as if Mirko is doing wonders out there...
 

Raz

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Nov 20, 2005
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RAMI¹⁰;3322953 said:
Conte: “Del Piero? With all due respect to Alex, whether he plays or not is down to a technical decision. I’ll just pick the best team possible.”

:shifty:

I don't like it...as if Mirko is doing wonders out there...
I like it very much. Because thats the way it should be with all players.

All that said, I think the technical decisions were in place to sub Mirko with Alex. So it's not his attitude I'm not happy about it's his decision making.
 

Dominic

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Jan 30, 2004
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We had possession against Genoa but other than that they were pressuring us and dominating the flow of the game. Same can be said about the match against Chievo.
Hence Conte introduced Pazienza to regain the control. It seemed to be working, until Chiellini and Krasic thought it a good idea to give the ball to Genoa.
 

Hust

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May 29, 2005
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Conte isn't as bad at subs as he is with the starting 11 IMO...that, and choosing the most effective formation to play.

I feel like if one formation does really well in one game you can guarantee he will use it again the very next game, and once that fails the next game will have an entirely different looking formation. This isn't smart, it's not like he has to change entirely because of a series of injuries, he just seems to change for the sake of it.

433 is the wait to go, forget our useless winger on the right side. Rotate Elia/Esti in the top left and perhaps Mirko/Quag on the top right in the 433. We need our most creative players up, in, and around the box...not on the wings where we see an endless supply of useless crosses that reach no one.
 

Hust

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May 29, 2005
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Hence Conte introduced Pazienza to regain the control. It seemed to be working, until Chiellini and Krasic thought it a good idea to give the ball to Genoa.
When we lose control of the game is when you bring DP in to slow the tempo and regain control. How many times has he done that in the past? Pazienza is not the type of player you introduce in such an important part of your formation thinking that as limited as he is you will regain control of the game.

Del Piero should have been introduct MUCH sooner than he was. Conte pretty much threw him to the lions in the 90th min.
 

Hust

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May 29, 2005
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The only problem with Conte imo is that he is NOT picking the best. Letting Krasic, Pepe start over and over again, when you have players like Elia, Quag out is unbelievable.
Yes. Goes back to my argument, his starting 11/formations are a bigger concern to me than his subs.
 

Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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When we lose control of the game is when you bring DP in to slow the tempo and regain control. How many times has he done that in the past? Pazienza is not the type of player you introduce in such an important part of your formation thinking that as limited as he is you will regain control of the game.

Del Piero should have been introduct MUCH sooner than he was. Conte pretty much threw him to the lions in the 90th min.
actually pazienza had one of the highest pass success rate in serie A last season, in terms of regaining control the pazienza sub made sense
 

Hust

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May 29, 2005
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as i said the other day, we need to get the fundamentals right, i.e. knowing how to defend and control the midfield, scoring goals and knowing how to attack effectively will come soon enough.
We need someone in attack that is just heads above of everyone else. The kind of player that makes the right decision and knows what to do. Mirko is out of sorts, Matri or anyone else (bar DP) is able to do that. Our wingers are Ronaldo's at all.

We need a Tevez or some stellar winger to come in January. We need that creative spark to start the fire.
 

Hust

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May 29, 2005
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actually pazienza had one of the highest pass success rate in serie A last season
He also played for a team that as a whole did well too. I don't doubt his ability to be consistent in passing, but he isn't the kind of player you introduce to regain control of the game. At least IMO anyways. I will give him the benefit of the doubt since this was his first real test I guess.

Still think DP shoulda came on.
 

Dominic

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Jan 30, 2004
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When we lose control of the game is when you bring DP in to slow the tempo and regain control. How many times has he done that in the past? Pazienza is not the type of player you introduce in such an important part of your formation thinking that as limited as he is you will regain control of the game.

Del Piero should have been introduct MUCH sooner than he was. Conte pretty much threw him to the lions in the 90th min.
:lol: no. Conte has tried, tested and shown succesfully that the way for this team to control the game is through the midfield; crowd it with consistent passers and players making movement. Like I said, the Pazienza move worked. IT was an inviidual error that led to the second goal.
 

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