Antonio Conte (250 Viewers)
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Do no want.
Was too rigid with us, always scapegoated the players when things went south, the 10 euro comment, and finally leaving us in preseason when he knew he was out since our scudetto ceremony...all because of Iturde.
He didnt gave a damn about our economies. He is too self centered.
But i would not like him back mainly because he gets bossed tactically too much and is rigid.
That being said... i loved his first season here, truly enjoyed every minute of it and wished he would be with us forever. Sadly things didint turned out that way.
It was for the better in the end, allegriu is way better than him, even with all his flaws, he is waaaay better than conte.
Was too rigid with us, always scapegoated the players when things went south, the 10 euro comment, and finally leaving us in preseason when he knew he was out since our scudetto ceremony...all because of Iturde.
He didnt gave a damn about our economies. He is too self centered.
But i would not like him back mainly because he gets bossed tactically too much and is rigid.
That being said... i loved his first season here, truly enjoyed every minute of it and wished he would be with us forever. Sadly things didint turned out that way.
It was for the better in the end, allegriu is way better than him, even with all his flaws, he is waaaay better than conte.
He sure plays offensive football and having no CL makes it easier for him considering he often plays the same XI every game.
However, I think teams like MC, MU, TH and Liverpool are much more solid and have a superior XI to Chelsea therefor it might not be wise to have an all out attack manager that doesn't change his game plan to its opoosition or competiton. Unless there will be a major overhaul the quality of the squad in comparison to other sides in the Prem will make it very hard.
Sarri could be a great succes but he could also finish out of the top 4.
However, I think teams like MC, MU, TH and Liverpool are much more solid and have a superior XI to Chelsea therefor it might not be wise to have an all out attack manager that doesn't change his game plan to its opoosition or competiton. Unless there will be a major overhaul the quality of the squad in comparison to other sides in the Prem will make it very hard.
Sarri could be a great succes but he could also finish out of the top 4.
Didn't he want to abandon the club to go to China mid title challenge the previous season? How is that a perfectly integrated and happy relationship?
Conte's demands were not unreasonable. You wanna be a top 4 side and challenge to the title then you gotta more or less match your competitors. You said it yourself, the players he was rumoured to have wanted ended up at City, UTD and Liverpool. Basically the 3 clubs that were competing with Chelsea for the title. All of them got their targets and improved because of it and he got none. They didnt just get their targets they even got HIS targets
If anything he even lost a key player in Matic to one of those competitors.
He had every right to be furious and to feel shafted especially that he got them an unexpected league title and cup final in the first season.. I dont like how public he was with his rants thats where I fault him but the anger underlying those rants is certainly on the board.
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His results are 10/10. No coach comes close.
His style was also pretty attractive. Its not Pep or Klopp attack but still very good to watch.
Who do you rate higher? Allegri has the worst style from all the top coaches followed by Simeone but both get results very well. Zidane has the best results and good style you cant ask for more.
Conte's demands were not unreasonable. You wanna be a top 4 side and challenge to the title then you gotta more or less match your competitors. You said it yourself, the players he was rumoured to have wanted ended up at City, UTD and Liverpool. Basically the 3 clubs that were competing with Chelsea for the title. All of them got their targets and improved because of it and he got none. They didnt just get their targets they even got HIS targets
If anything he even lost a key player in Matic to one of those competitors. He had every right to be furious and to feel shafted especially that he got them an unexpected league title and cup final in the first season.. I dont like how public he was with his rants thats where I fault him but the anger underlying those rants is certainly on the board.
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His results are 10/10. No coach comes close.
His style was also pretty attractive. Its not Pep or Klopp attack but still very good to watch.
Who do you rate higher? Allegri has the worst style from all the top coaches followed by Simeone but both get results very well. Zidane has the best results and good style you cant ask for more.
Didn't he want to abandon the club to go to China mid title challenge the previous season? How is that a perfectly integrated and happy relationship?
Conte's demands were not unreasonable. You wanna be a top 4 side and challenge to the title then you gotta more or less match your competitors. You said it yourself, the players he was rumoured to have wanted ended up at City, UTD and Liverpool. Basically the 3 clubs that were competing with Chelsea for the title. All of them got their targets and improved because of it and he got none. They didnt just get their targets they even got HIS targets
If anything he even lost a key player in Matic to one of those competitors.
He had every right to be furious and to feel shafted especially that he got them an unexpected league title and cup final in the first season.. I dont like how public he was with his rants thats where I fault him but the anger underlying those rants is certainly on the board.
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His results are 10/10. No coach comes close.
His style was also pretty attractive. Its not Pep or Klopp attack but still very good to watch.
Who do you rate higher? Allegri has the worst style from all the top coaches followed by Simeone but both get results very well. Zidane has the best results and good style you cant ask for more.
Conte's demands were not unreasonable. You wanna be a top 4 side and challenge to the title then you gotta more or less match your competitors. You said it yourself, the players he was rumoured to have wanted ended up at City, UTD and Liverpool. Basically the 3 clubs that were competing with Chelsea for the title. All of them got their targets and improved because of it and he got none. They didnt just get their targets they even got HIS targets
If anything he even lost a key player in Matic to one of those competitors. He had every right to be furious and to feel shafted especially that he got them an unexpected league title and cup final in the first season.. I dont like how public he was with his rants thats where I fault him but the anger underlying those rants is certainly on the board.
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His results are 10/10. No coach comes close.
His style was also pretty attractive. Its not Pep or Klopp attack but still very good to watch.
Who do you rate higher? Allegri has the worst style from all the top coaches followed by Simeone but both get results very well. Zidane has the best results and good style you cant ask for more.
on conte.As for the comparison, I'd rate Allegri higher as he's got a better league record and considering the squad difference he got us to the CL final twice. Zidane knows how to manage big players though. I'd love him as our next coach. It's gonna be interesting to see how Allegri manages Ronaldo and the rest.
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His results were great but not 10/10, he didn't win the title this season. But I don't judge managers solely on the results of their teams because results are determined by many factors. One of more important and usually overlooked factor is luck, especially in a cup competition.
And how exactly is Allegri's style worse than Simeone's?
And how exactly is Allegri's style worse than Simeone's?
This was certainly a lot classier than what Chelsea came up with
Conte: Thank you, Chelsea
By Football Italia staff
Antonio Conte has thanked Chelsea’s 'amazing’ fans for the last two years and hopes the club 'continue to be successful’.
Conte was sacked last week to make way for ex-Napoli boss Maurizio Sarri after a difficult second season at Stamford Bridge, although the former Italy CT did end it with an FA Cup.
“I would like to thank all of my friends at Chelsea Football Club for their hard work and support over the past two seasons which enabled us to win the Premier League and FA Cup together,” he said in a statement via the League Managers’ Association (LMA).
“To the players, whose talent and commitment was so important to our successes, I thank them for everything. It has been a pleasure working with them every day.
“To my staff, who always worked so hard, I must say thank you and well done for their professionalism and dedication throughout.
“I have enjoyed my time in England and London so much and I want to thank the Chelsea fans who have been amazing to me and my family.
“It was fantastic for me to be able to share my emotions, passion and enthusiasm throughout two unforgettable seasons with these amazing Chelsea supporters, who will always stay in my heart.
“I hope Chelsea will continue to be successful and I wish everyone well for next season. I have made many memories during my time with Chelsea, which I will take with me into my next challenge.”
The 48-year-old notably won the Premier League in his debut campaign with the Blues, doing so with an unprecedented 30 victories in 38 games, only bettered by Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City last term.
Conte: Thank you, Chelsea
By Football Italia staff
Antonio Conte has thanked Chelsea’s 'amazing’ fans for the last two years and hopes the club 'continue to be successful’.
Conte was sacked last week to make way for ex-Napoli boss Maurizio Sarri after a difficult second season at Stamford Bridge, although the former Italy CT did end it with an FA Cup.
“I would like to thank all of my friends at Chelsea Football Club for their hard work and support over the past two seasons which enabled us to win the Premier League and FA Cup together,” he said in a statement via the League Managers’ Association (LMA).
“To the players, whose talent and commitment was so important to our successes, I thank them for everything. It has been a pleasure working with them every day.
“To my staff, who always worked so hard, I must say thank you and well done for their professionalism and dedication throughout.
“I have enjoyed my time in England and London so much and I want to thank the Chelsea fans who have been amazing to me and my family.
“It was fantastic for me to be able to share my emotions, passion and enthusiasm throughout two unforgettable seasons with these amazing Chelsea supporters, who will always stay in my heart.
“I hope Chelsea will continue to be successful and I wish everyone well for next season. I have made many memories during my time with Chelsea, which I will take with me into my next challenge.”
The 48-year-old notably won the Premier League in his debut campaign with the Blues, doing so with an unprecedented 30 victories in 38 games, only bettered by Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City last term.