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This is all very exciting. But what about all these reports about Conte going to Juve? There's a lot of smoke.....
This was Conte (as Inter manager) to Agnelli the last time he saw him
This is all very exciting. But what about all these reports about Conte going to Juve? There's a lot of smoke.....
Good post, although the key difference with Jose is that his record in Europe is amazing. When Real hired him he'd won the CL with both Porto and Inter, while he also got to the semis with Chelsea. Winning the CL is everything to Madrid and Conte's record is abysmal for a manager with such a strong pedigree in the league. I think he's a very unlikely fit for them on that basis alone.
The media will be pushing the “he’s going to leave soon” narrative if we keep doing well. Just wait and see.
Is Conte's family not over here in London with him?? That's a bit of a worry, imo.Re: Conte to Juve.
- We have no control over whether Agnelli would be willing to patch things up with Conte.
- We have no idea how much Conte misses living Italy with his family.
- We have no clue if Conte would like to renew his contract or would actively be looking at other clubs this summer.
Already started. First up: "Daniel Levy has made it clear he needs to know whether Conte is committed by setting a mythical January deadline"
They can't afford to pay Allegri off, is one of the reasons they haven't sacked him. All the respected journalists I've heard on the matter do not have Conte down as a serious successor at Juve.I follow a tactics guy on Social media and I caught myself watching something of his earlier about Juventus and why they suck. He's not prone to hyperbole and even he just casually drops in, 'Allegri could probably have already been sacked but maybe they are waiting for Conte'.
I didn't realize it was so out there in the mainstream outside Tottenham circles and Italian journalists that he could be on his way to Juve.
Re: Conte to Juve.
Feels like one of those things that's completely out of our hands.
- We have no control over whether Agnelli would be willing to patch things up with Conte.
- We have no idea how much Conte misses living Italy with his family.
- We have no clue if Conte would like to renew his contract or would actively be looking at other clubs this summer.
All we can do is speculate and project narratives based on Conte's quotes.
Maybe he's happy here and wants to build a long term project? Maybe he thinks there's a glass ceiling at Spurs and would be happy to return to Italy once his contract runs out?
Who the fuck knows? All we can do it hope for the best and enjoy the ride while it lasts.
I wouldn't say bigger necessarily, but he's his own man. He's always done what he wants and has walked away from clubs bigger than Spurs when he felt the need to.Is Conte bigger than THFC?
We can ask him to commit if he doesn't he can leave and we can plan for our future.
They can't afford to pay Allegri off, is one of the reasons they haven't sacked him. All the respected journalists I've heard on the matter do not have Conte down as a serious successor at Juve.
This will just follow Conte around, so we just need to live with it.
I mean by this that the cost of paying him off means they won't be trigger happy. The things I've read suggest they'll only pull the trigger if the champions league is in doubt.They can afford to pay him off, have you ever known a club, especially a top club to stick with an underperforming manager because they can't afford to pay him off? If they really are in dire financial trouble then the calculation will be when do we sack him because we can't afford NOT to sack him. A destitute Barcelona still sacked Koeman 10 games into a season.
any chance you can share that content?I follow a tactics guy on Social media and I caught myself watching something of his earlier about Juventus and why they suck. He's not prone to hyperbole and even he just casually drops in, 'Allegri could probably have already been sacked but maybe they are waiting for Conte'.
In the event of Conte moving on, with Potter gone, I am almost 100% sure we will go back to Pochettino. While he has undoubtedly showcased his incompetence managing a team of superstars, we still are a level or two below PSG in that regards and might even be in a stronger position than his peak Tottenham side. And I for one would welcome a manager who wants his team to press high and demand the ball.
That being said, I do NOT think Conte will leave for Juventus. Agnelli clearly said in 2014, Conte wont be welcomed back at Juventus while he is in charge.
Its just the international break guys. Expect "Harry Kane to Bayern bomba next day"..