Antonio Conte, current head coach of Juventus FC, has mentioned that had he been banned a year ago, it would have meant the end of his career and for Juventus.
The Turin giants have been without their head coach since the start of the season, and they finally welcomed him back on the touchline on the 8th of December, in the match against Palermo. His presence was evident on the field of play, as he vociferously
ordered his troops around through various times in the match. Such authority has been missing from the Turin giants and they have not been able to replicate it in his absence.
The stand in tacticians in Massimo Carrera and Angelo Alessio did do the jobs to the best of the abilities, but the aura that exudes the former AC Siena head coach was for everyone to see and his presence had a positive effect on the team as well. Gianluigi
Buffon, the skipper and goalkeeper of the Turin giants, has conceded that Conte has a special knack of rallying each player in the line up and the former goalkeeper of Parma conceded on the importance of the head coach to the team.
Antonio Conte has thanked his players and his staff for maintaining the good work he had done, and was glad that they were in the front of the Serie A tables as well as the UEFA Champions League. This is evident from his displays in the tournament and the
head coach of the Turin giants also reflected on the repercussions of the ban on him and the team.
Furthermore, he was quoted to have said that the ban allowed him to grow as a person and has made him even stronger than before. He remarked:
“When you do your http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 with the passion and enthusiasm that I bring to it, then being out of the game after preparing it can make you feel as if you’re missing something. Of course, I prefer to train the side during the week and not lead the match rather
than having nothing to do with them at all. I was able to get to know certain people better and the experience fortified me. If this ban had happened last year, it would’ve been the end for me and for Juventus.”
The Turin giants overcame Palermo in the first match of the season for Antonio Conte.
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