Antonio Conte (96 Viewers)

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

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Jul 1, 2010
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I want him to fail miserably wherever he goes.
Nah. Of course the way he left was very disappointing for a club legend but he's still the guy who led us to three scudetti, including that magical undefeated season. I wish him the best, unless he becomes the coach of a rival.

I think we'll see him here again one day, after he fails somewhere and swallows his pride.
 

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Bianconero_Aus

Beppe Marotta Is My God
May 26, 2009
81,113
Nah. Of course the way he left was very disappointing for a club legend but he's still the guy who led us to three scudetti, including that magical undefeated season. I wish him the best, unless he becomes the coach of a rival.

I think we'll see him here again one day, after he fails somewhere and swallows his pride.
I don't think we'll ever see him back here whilst Marotta/Agnelli are still calling the shots.

Could be wrong of course.

But fuck him anyway. I hope he goes to Milan or Roma so we can watch him fail miserably up close.
 

K.O.

Senior Member
Nov 24, 2005
13,883
Well, what's your take on him?
I love Conte. Always.

I'd hate to see him succeed with another Italian club. But I fail to understand why some here want him to flop with the Azzurri or if he takes a job in EPL! I'd want him to win the Euros and EPL. Basically everything that Juve aren't in.
 

Hydde

Minimiliano Tristelli
Mar 6, 2003
38,987
He is a legend. No buts of ifs. He did a lot as a player and even more as a coach.

But he is stubborn as fuk and is not as good to be that stubborn.
 

KB824

Senior Member
Sep 16, 2003
31,789
Vieri "Conte & Guardiola are the best coaches in the world."

Thats some heavy praise
With all due respect to those two. One which I adore and respect (Conte), and one which I respect and loathe (Guardiola)


I'll take Ancellotti before I take either one of them. There aren't many 3 time CL winning coaches out there. In fact, I think he's the only one
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
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But Ancelotti has just a couple of league titles in VERY LONG career. His consistency in that is quite average. Mourinho and Pep more consistent in that, and Conte is still too new and young as coach in comparison, but he has had a brilliant start to his career with us, and not been in a position to be contesting for CL title yet. But depending on if he can reapply his formula with us, I would think Conte would continue to win more league titles then Ancelotti, and if he becomes more flexible, experienced (get the right jobs), bag a CL title or two too.
 

KB824

Senior Member
Sep 16, 2003
31,789
But Ancelotti has just a couple of league titles in VERY LONG career. His consistency in that is quite average. Mourinho and Pep more consistent in that, and Conte is still too new and young as coach in comparison, but he has had a brilliant start to his career with us, and not been in a position to be contesting for CL title yet. But depending on he can reapply his formula with us, I would think Conte would continue to win more league titles then Ancelotti.
The man has won League titles in England, Italy, France, and most likely will win in Germany as well. Every time a top opening comes up, Ancellotti's name is mentioned. That speaks volumes about his CV and his reputation.
 

Ocelot

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Jul 13, 2013
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The man has won League titles in England, Italy, France, and most likely will win in Germany as well. Every time a top opening comes up, Ancellotti's name is mentioned. That speaks volumes about his CV and his reputation.
There's no question about his status as a top manager, the question is whether he can without a doubt be rated higher than Guardiola or Conte, two top managers in their own rights (with Conte only having the small sample size Osman already mentioned).
 

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