أبو محمد

Vidal cc da 10 milioni, Pirlo scartato per Van Bommel, Pogba scartato dal man utd, Barella preso dal cagliari, Marchisio cc normale, McTominay scartato dal City e potrei continuare all'infinito. Tutti centrocampisti diventati top player grazie a lui. #AntonioConte

🚨📊 أعلى معدل فوز للمدربين في تاريخ الدوري الإنجليزي! المدربين الايطالين دائما متواجدين .. مانشيني و كونتي 🇮🇹🔵😍

Il direttore #Manna ha detto che in attacco stiamo coperti. Ma, dall’inizio della scorsa stagione ad oggi, gli attaccanti del #Napoli (sette giocatori) hanno segnato 11 gol in più del solo Malen arrivato a gennaio e 10 in più di Lautaro. In media, con tutte le presenze dei giocatori, il reparto offensivo del Napoli è come se portasse un gol ogni 3,8 partite: Malen ne porta uno ogni 1,2 gare e Lautaro uno ogni 1,7 match. Contenti voi.

Zazzaroni a @TuttoMercatoWeb: “Quando vedo il Napoli, vedo degli errori tecnici dei giocatori. Li fanno perché sono scarsi”

الأسطورة سكوت ماكتومناي 💙💙 " لأن هناك نسخة من سكوت ماكتوميناي ربما لم تكن لتصل إلى المستوى الذي وصلت إليه اليوم لولا أنطونيو كونتي "

🎤 Giovanni #Manna a @kisskissnapoli: “L’anno scorso con Antonio #Conte abbiamo speso male, potevamo spendere meglio, #DeLaurentis non si è tirato indietro per il mercato di gennaio, cercheremo di migliorare la squadra ma nei nostri limiti, per il momento non abbiamo fatto niente, non abbiamo contattato nessuno, abbiamo le idee chiare da sempre, capisco le critiche, ma a tutti può succedere di sbagliare acquisti”.

فابيو كابيلو لـ @Gazzetta_it:📰🗣️ نابولي؟ حتى الآن، المشكلة كانت في عقلية اللاعبين. وبعد ذلك عليك أن تثق في أليغري، كما تثق بأي مدرب بشكل عام، الذي بالتأكيد لا يريد أن يرى ناديه يهدر المال. لذا إذا كان هو تحديدًا يحتاج إلى فاريلا كإضافة في المقدمة، فهكذا هو الأمر، وهويلوند ليس غير قابل للمس تمامًا على أي حال. لكنني أكرر أن أول تعاقد في غرفة ملابس نابولي يجب أن يكون الاقتناع، الرغبة في أن نكون معًا ونقدم التضحيات. شيء من هذا القبيل، شيء غير ملموس.

|@AlfredoPedulla/ @tvdellosport:🖥️🗣️ الشوط الأول لنابولي ضد لاتسيو كان محرجاً. لو أخفوا عني القمصان وطلبوا مني أن أحاول تخمين الفريق، لسميت الجميع أو تقريباً الجميع، لكن بالتأكيد ليس نابولي. محامو أليغري الرخيصون/التافهون، الذين سيدافعون عنه حتى لو خسر عشر مباريات متتالية أو مر بأربع مواسم من الانحدار كما حدث فعلاً، يقولون إن الخطأ على دي لورينتيس لأنه لم يعطه اللاعبين الذين أرادهم. الحمد لله أنه لم يفعل، أضيف، لأنه كان هناك خطر حقيقي من الفشل في استخراج قيمة من لاعبين كلفوا 25 أو 30 مليوناً. أولئك المحامون التافهون أنفسهم، الذين لن يفوزوا بقضية واحدة (ولا حتى أبسطها)، يجب أن يعلموا أن أليغري قبل الفريق بأكمله في المسرح الرائع تياترو سان كارلو دون أن يطرف له جفن، بنفس سرور طفل في أول رحلة مدرسية له. لو لم يكن راضياً عنه كان بإمكانه أن يقول «لا، شكراً». بدلاً من ذلك قال نعم بفرحة شخص لا يستطيع الانتظار لمحو الموسم الكارثي مع ميلان، حيث كان في دوري الأبطال من الجولة الثانية حتى السابعة والثلاثين، لكن ليس الثامنة والثلاثين، حين كان بحاجة حقاً لتجهيز جواز سفره للمنافسة الأوروبية التي تهم. بالطبع سيعمل نابولي على إتمام بعض الصفقات في يناير، لكن بالتأكيد ليس التعاقدات بمبلغ 30 مليوناً التي تتحدث عنها الصحف هذه الأيام لقتل الوقت خلال التوقف الدولي. لن يضع نابولي 30 مليوناً على الطاولة ما لم يغادر أحد؛ يجب أن يكون ذلك واضحاً، خاصة لتجنب خلق توقعات كاذبة. وعلى محامي أليغري، الذين يخسرون القضايا قبل أن تبدأ حتى، أن يطلبوا منه أن يفعل أفضل قليلاً، أن يحسن ترتيب الدوري، أن يتوقف عن لعب فيرغارا في دور سخيف. لإعطاء بعض المعنى لموسم لا يمكن أن يغرق في الكآبة في وقت مبكر مثل منتصف نوفمبر بعد سكوديتو وكأس سوبر ومركز ثانٍ وكل تلك الملايين التي وُضعت تحت تصرف أنطونيو كونتي. ومع ذلك، الكآبة هي ما هي عليه، والمهمة الآن هي تحويلها إلى واجب منزلي لائق على الأقل.

🚨 John Terry on why Manchester United should take Antonio Conte seriously: “When Antonio arrived at Chelsea, we had just finished 10th. You could walk around the training ground and find players who had won the Premier League. Then you looked at the table and saw what we had given the supporters. Having winners in the building and having a winning team are two different things. Imagine explaining that season to him. ‘But this group won the league before.’ ‘Good. Then you know the work it takes. Why have you stopped doing it?’ With Antonio, your reputation could get you into the conversation. It could not do the running for you. And I say that as the captain. I wasn’t going to play every week. That is difficult when you have spent so much of your life leading a team onto the pitch. You still prepare, still believe you can help. But a captain has a decision to make. Are you going to support the standards only while they suit you? I could look around that dressing room and say, ‘We have to put the club first.’ Then, when my own situation changed, the younger players needed to see me do it. Antonio was building something everybody had to serve. The defeat at Arsenal was a big moment. We lost 3-0. A manager could have looked at the names in that squad and simply demanded a better attitude. He changed the structure. We went to a back three, and you began seeing players flourish in roles that made sense for them. Look at Victor Moses. Imagine being a player who has spent years going out on loan, wondering where your future is. Then a manager sees a place for you in the team he wants to build. ‘You can play here.’ ‘As a wing-back?’ ‘Yes. And we will work until you understand everything the position needs.’ That opportunity can change how a player walks into training. Victor became a huge part of a title-winning side. Marcos Alonso gave us so much on the other side. David Luiz had a clear role in the middle. Azpilicueta was outstanding. There was purpose to what everybody was doing. We won 13 league games in a row. Now imagine the dressing room after the 12th. Somebody says, ‘That’s twelve.’ You can almost hear Antonio asking, ‘And the next opponent?’ He made you prepare for the next win while everybody else was still congratulating you on the last one. By the end of that season, we were champions. From 10th to 1st. I watched it happen while my own role was changing, and I still look back on that season with enormous pride. So when I hear that Conte might be too demanding for United, I wonder what people think rebuilding a great club will require. I played against United when getting anything at Old Trafford took everything you had. Their supporters remember that feeling too. They deserve players who understand why those expectations exist. Antonio would make those expectations part of the working day. And the people appointing him would have to accept them as well. You cannot ask a manager to restore standards and leave him alone when those standards become uncomfortable. I would trust him to improve players. To give a dressing room direction. To make winning feel like a responsibility again. I have already watched him take a club full of reminders of what it used to be and give its supporters something new to celebrate. United should take that seriously.”

🔴 ANTONIO CONTE TO MANCHESTER UNITED? A serial winner. A demanding manager. A man who refuses to stay silent when things go wrong. HIS CLUB MANAGERIAL CAREER: 🏆 JUVENTUS - 2011/12 — Serie A Champions - 2012/13 — Serie A Champions - 2013/14 — Serie A Champions 🏆 CHELSEA - 2016/17 — Premier League Champions - 2017/18 — 5th place 🏆 INTER - 2019/20 — 2nd place (1 point behind Juventus) - 2020/21 — Serie A Champions 🤣TOTTENHAM (what a loser team) - 2021/22 — 4th place - 2022/23 — Left in March (finished 8th) 🏆 NAPOLI - 2024/25 — Serie A Champions - 2025/26 — 2nd place 6 LEAGUE TITLES. 4 DIFFERENT CLUBS. *Club statistics exclude his Italy national team spell.* According to Fabrizio Romano, there is a feeling within the industry that Manchester United are "scared" of Conte. "He's a serial winner, but brutal." And honestly, isn't that exactly what United need? Maybe they don't need another manager who will simply try to keep everyone happy. Maybe they need someone who will demand more from the players, challenge the board and refuse to accept mediocrity. The real question isn't whether United can handle Antonio Conte. It's whether United are ready to be challenged by him. What's your take? #MUFC #ManchesterUnited #AntonioConte #PremierLeague #OCHI

🚨Christian Eriksen on the difference between Antonio Conte and Mauricio Pochettino: 🗣️ Christian Eriksen: “I’ve played under both Antonio Conte and Mauricio Pochettino, so I know exactly what separates them. Mauricio makes you believe. Antonio makes you accountable. And if you ask me what Manchester United need right now, I would choose accountability. Pochettino can give you confidence. He can make players believe in themselves, believe in the system and believe they can compete with anybody. That is a great quality. But Manchester United have had enough people telling them to believe. They need someone who walks into that dressing room and says, ‘Enough.’ Enough excuses. Enough hiding. Enough players deciding when they want to work. That is Conte. With Antonio, you cannot pretend. If you don’t run, he knows. If you don’t track your man, he knows. If you give the ball away and don’t fight to win it back, he knows. And I think that is exactly what Manchester United need. Because when a club becomes comfortable with losing, you need someone who makes losing uncomfortable again. That is Conte. I know people will say, ‘But Conte can be difficult.’ Yes. That is partly why I would choose him. Manchester United don’t need another manager whose first priority is making everyone happy. They need a manager who is willing to upset players if that is what it takes to make the team better. Conte doesn’t care about your name. He doesn’t care what you cost. He doesn’t care how many followers you have. If you aren’t giving everything, you will hear about it. I experienced that mentality myself. You could walk into training thinking you had a good week, and Antonio would find the one thing you did badly. At first you think, ‘Why is he talking about this?’ Then you understand. He is trying to make your minimum level higher. That is what Manchester United need. Because their problem isn’t talent. It is standards. There are players at United who are capable of playing at the highest level, but the team has too many moments where the intensity disappears. That cannot happen at Manchester United. Not if you want to win. And this is why I would take Conte over Pochettino. Pochettino could build something beautiful. Conte could walk into that dressing room and make people fight for it. Manchester United are not at the stage where beauty should be the priority. They need to become difficult to play against again. They need opponents to know that coming to Old Trafford means suffering. They need players who hate losing more than they enjoy winning. Conte can create that mentality. I remember what it felt like playing under him. There was no hiding. You either gave everything or you became part of the problem. And sometimes that is exactly what a club needs when it is dying. Not another manager telling everybody the future is bright. Someone willing to walk into the darkness and turn the lights on himself. That is Antonio Conte. If Manchester United give him control, I believe he could change the mentality of that club faster than people expect. Pochettino can give you belief. Conte can give you belief, discipline and fear of failure. And for Manchester United, I would take the manager who makes losing unacceptable again. Because before you become champions, you have to become a team that refuses to lose. Conte understands that better than almost anyone I’ve worked with.”

🚨 Romelu Lukaku on what Antonio Conte could give Manchester United: “People see Antonio shouting on the touchline and think, ‘How can a player concentrate with all that noise?’ For me, his voice often made the game easier. You have a defender behind you, another coming across, and the ball is arriving. You hear him. ‘Romelu, leave it! Turn! Go!’ You leave it for your teammate, spin behind the defender, and suddenly you are running towards goal. He has worked through that situation with you. You recognise the instruction. You know where the next pass should go and who should be moving. That gives you belief. You stop spending the match wondering whether you are in the right place. In training, we would go through the details. ‘Come towards the ball.’ I would come short. ‘Too early. Now the defender can follow you. Wait until your teammate looks up.’ We would do it again. ‘Now turn. Lautaro comes towards you, you attack the space.’ ‘What if the defender stays with me?’ ‘Then you have made the space for Lautaro. Keep running.’ Sometimes you are tired. You think, ‘Coach, we have already done this.’ ‘Good. Then show me you can still do it when you are tired.’ Later, the situation appears in a match. Your teammate scores, and on the way back you look towards the bench. Yes, coach. Now I understand. You might finish that game thinking about a chance you missed. He brings you back to that movement. ‘Look here. You took both defenders. This is why he is free. Do you understand what you gave the team?’ You carry that conversation into the next match. When I arrived at Inter, everybody seemed to have an opinion about what needed improving in my game. Antonio gave me solutions, then demanded that I learned them. There are hours of teaching behind that voice. When he stops a session to correct you again, you feel his investment. He believes you can change a game. He wants that player to appear more often. We won the league after Inter had waited eleven years. I became more complete as a player and stronger mentally. Those celebrations began with ordinary training sessions, repeating things until we trusted ourselves and each other. That is why I think about United. I played there. I know how heavy that shirt can feel when things go badly. A simple mistake becomes another conversation about whether you belong. The next time the ball comes, you can think about the reaction before you have even controlled it. A clear instruction brings you back. ‘Get closer to him. Give him the pass. Then move again. You can hurt them here.’ Suddenly, you have something to do. And a manager who believes you can do it. If a young player says, ‘Coach, I don’t want to make another mistake,’ I can imagine his answer. ‘We will work on it. But you keep asking for the ball. Your teammates need you.’ That is why I believe he could help United find their way back. He would look at the history and make it a responsibility inside the dressing room. ‘You know what this club has won. Good. What are we going to give these supporters?’ The club would have to support those standards too. Everybody would have work to do. I would love United fans to arrive at Old Trafford believing they can win again. Antonio helped give that feeling back to people at Inter. I stood on the pitch when years of waiting became a celebration. I know what it feels like when he sees more in you than you are showing. Eventually, he makes you see it too.”

Best PL win rates when Man Utd wanted to replace Ole in 2021 Antonio Conte: 67.1% Tuchel: 65.5% Sir Alex: 65.2% I don't see Pochettino here & was successful at Spurs. Glazers/INEOS always going for 4th & 5th options. Why they made Carrick permanent.

🗣️ Fabrizio Romano on Antonio Conte: “There is a feeling within the industry that Manchester United are ‘scared’ of Conte. He just goes and says the reality, he's a serial winner but brutal. I think this is exactly what United need. You need to understand the real problems instead of just hiding.” [@FabrizioRomano]