Chelsea Manager Antonio Conte To Avoid Jose Mourinho's 2015/16 Issues
Chelsea Manager Antonio Conte To Avoid Jose Mourinho's 2015/16 Issues
29/07/2017
Former Chelsea Manager now Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho was relieved of his managerial duty at Chelsea after guiding the Club to a Premier League trophy, which was due to the Club's inability to compete for the title the next season.
Antonio Conte who now manages the Blues said he is preparing to avoid such a happening by learning from Jose Mourinho's Campaign with the club back in 2015/16 season.
"We know that it will be difficult next season, and we want to avoid the previous season [after winning the league]," said Conte. "Two years ago, the team finished 10th place in the league and we want to avoid this.
"Two coaches were sacked from Chelsea after they won the league. I want to avoid, and the players want to avoid, the last season with Mourinho."
Morata didn't get his pace, in his first start for his New club Chelsea and was changed in the second 45
"Morata is starting now and he has to improve his condition a lot," said Conte. "He is working very well and has been with us only five days. Today, he tried to do his best, but for sure, he has to improve."
The Italian Boss said his team had a tight schedule at Singapore and facing big teams has left them tired.
"We played against two strong teams in Bayern Munich and Inter Milan in a very important period for us because we are working very hard," he said. "But to play three games with the same players means we are tired, very tired.
"We must be pleased about the atmosphere and our fans because to find so many Chelsea fans in China and Singapore is great and I think this is big responsibility for us. We have a lot of supporters all over the world and in Singapore there was a fantastic atmosphere.
"I want to thank all of our fans because they were fantastic. We saw a lot of fans a the hotel, waiting for the players' autographs and photos. I think this is a big responsibility for us.
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