Gianluca Di Marzio reports through his website that there are several reasons as to why Antonio Conte will remain in charge of Chelsea despite Inter’s courting of him. Firstly, The former Azzurri manager has two years remaining on his current contract at Stamford Bridge. Secondly, his salary is also going to be nearly doubled with a renewal, boosting his salary to 11 million from 6 million. A few details of the new contract still need to be defined.
With Conte looking out of reach for the Nerazzurri, they have begun initial contact for Mauricio Pochettino, the current manager of Tottenham Hotspur. In the next week, Inter could make more direct approaches for the Argentine, who is deemed as the right coach to start a new cycle at the San Siro. Despite the 45 year old having good relations with his club, the financial aspect of taking up the Inter managerial post could tempt him. The Inter leadership would be prepared to give him a salary of 10 million per season. The former Southampton manager has a 5 million release clause in his current contract with the North London club.
Source: FCInterNews.it
Would like for him to come in – he also knows our new CEO from their time at Southamton. He´s Argetinian so he knows the langue (more or less) and will settle into the Italian culture quicly also because he has lived and coached for years in Spain.
He has had great succes everywhere from Espaniol to Southamton to of course Tottenham and he has been great at build a new young team everywhere.
Of course he never played in Italy as a player or coach, but hell – neither did Mourinho and this all of Moratti´s millions he did fine!
Another FDB/villas boa-esque coach with zero proper experience.
He will be sacked before Christmas if it happens that’s a certainty. I give him until mid November. Then another pioli and another 8th place.
Taking Pochettino over spalletti is a joke.
See… I told yaa guys
that rubentino bitch is only using Inter and media as the bargaining chip to double his salary and force Abramovich to give him huge transfer budget.
I don’t care who will be the next manager, as long as that guy has real balls to kick all fakers and clowns out of my beloved Inter asap!
“I don’t know how we could convince Conte, or anyone, really. We know there are great Coaches out there and most of them are under contract.”
“We have some ideas, which I will not reveal, but the disadvantage of our place in the table is actually an advantage, because it gives us time to build and get our situation together.”
Those were Ausilio’s words the first part contradicts with the second, I mean if you can’t convince anyone what are your ideas about? the management clearly is clueless
Sabatini will kick Ausilio’s nuts next season for sure.
We need a coach that have a big ball to kick all the players’ ass who play like a shit!
Last time we had one (FDB) and when he kicked brozo’s and kdog’s ass, everyone turned against him, but what u said is definitely a key to succeed
FDB has a ball, but unfortunately he’s lack of experience in Italian football. That’s why he’s also lack of support from management. He was alone.
Well to kick someone in the ass to make them work harder (like MAncini did Ballo) is okay, but FdB went to far by taking off Kondogbia after 23 minutes and saying he wouldn´t learn publicly after the game. Even Broso had to spend what 1 1/2 on the bench after he was taken of the pitch in the EL game and refused to speak to the coach afterwards.
We need a coach to teach the players how to work – true, but we actually need players, leaders to show the excampel of how to work in everyday training and on the pitch on Sundays.
I’m a big fan of K-Dog. But in that game (Inter vs. Bologna) he committed a big mistake that led us conceding a goal. After that I never saw Kdog perform high-risk dribbles. A lot of people praise Pioli for Kdog’s form, but FDB did it.
If you see how Spalletti treat Totti, you know that baldhead has balls
Then, let’s hope we get a coach who has a ball to bench Candreva and Icardi when Candreva’s cross did not work to meet Icardi’s.
I really don’t know if coaches are the problem anymore
A world class one can only help, and we did not have one since Mourinho
it also the players fault too, infectious players like brozo should go asap
Of course it isn’t the coach that´s the problem! The same things we are vitnesing now happend to almost every coach since Leonardo. The downward spiral and the never ending line up lost games has been on going ever since then and happened to Stramma, Ranieri, Mazzarrri, Mancini, FdB (who still had to go because everyone hated him), and now to Pioli.
The players are the problem- they are simply totally overrated by media, fans, and sporting directors of the club, and there is a total lack of leadership in the squad.
There simply is NO ONE who says; “Enough is enough, let´s get our shit together and FIGHT!”. We need a Roy Keen type of player on the pitch – not a great footballer but a man who would kick the teath in on his own teammates if they didn’t give their all!
These leaders could be: De Rossi, Pepe, Nainggolan (Maybe unrealistic, but if we get a good coach then…), Zabaletta (from City), Carzola (from Arsenal), Gonzalo Rodriguez (from Fiorentina) even Jesus Naves or ZLATAN could all be very useful players to help out the retards we current have now.
These mentioned player are all used to winning or at least fighting for top spots and titles and are all FREE THIS SUMMER!!
We have the leaders: Miranda, Medel, and Batmanovic. The problems are:
1- Never had a decent coach with enough time to prepare the team (From all the names you said I only rate Mancio as decent)
2- Our summer tour fucks the team up. Never had ALL of our squad together for a full month prior to the season kick off.
3- At some positions we are so weak, with no alternatives. AKA fullback position.
4- Some players have the loser mentality which should be evaluated before signing up for a club like Inter. Nagashit, Murillo, and Dumbo
5- Lack of trust to our youngsters/bench players. Which kills the motivation of the starting players for knowing that they will never lose their spot no matter how bad they perform.
6- Lack of support from the fans in our home games, even though the team might play well but the results aren’t there yet. AKA FDB era…