Antonio Conte, the manager of Tottenham, has spoken out about having to watch the game during the week.
Antonio Conte, the manager of Tottenham, has admitted that he was not pleased with UEFA on Tuesday night since he was made to sit with spectators when his team faced Marseille in the Champions League. The Italian expressed his frustration and said that a different solution should have been found.
When questioned about his time at Marseille, Conte responded, “It was bad, it was truly terrible. Since I was right in the heart of the crowd of admirers, it was also really weird that my location. It was quite challenging for me, and I believe UEFA could find a better position.
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“You stay there and you can’t give information to your team, especially in the first half because we were extremely, incredibly passive in the first half. You grieve greatly when you see your squad struggle because you are aware that every coach treats his team like a son or daughter of mine or his own.
“I care, and it was incredibly hard for me to watch my teammates struggle and not try to help them. Due to the players’ outstanding teamwork and the fact that the second half was different, I would like to congratulate my staff for their excellent work between the first and second halves. We deserved to win the game, in my opinion.
“You stay there and you can’t give information to your team, especially in the first half because we were extremely, incredibly passive in the first half. You grieve greatly when you see your squad struggle because you are aware that every coach treats his team like a son or daughter of mine or his own.
“I care, and it was incredibly hard for me to watch my teammates struggle and not try to help them. Due to the players’ outstanding teamwork and the fact that the second half was different, I would like to congratulate my staff for their excellent work between the first and second halves. We deserved to win the game, in my opinion.