A petition to have Antonio Conte's star removed from the Stadium: the rumor on social media has already started, the Juventus fans have lashed out at the coach.
Thus, after the sparks between Conte and the president Andrea Agnelli with a lot of middle finger towards the stands, the collection of signatures on the online platform Change.org has started.
Meanwhile, the sports judge, who is waiting for the referee's report, will try to decipher the dispute.
Inter, from Juventus' jerk and clown 'to Conte for 45'
- The dynamics of the quarrel between Antonio Conte and Andrea Agnelli told today to ANSA by Nerazzurri sources in great detail is in contrast with the version leaked yesterday by Juventus circles according to which the coach would have "uttered a disrespectful sentence at the end of the first half as well as showing the middle finger ". "Conte - according to the reconstruction of the Inter sources - was heavily insulted ('jerk, clown') throughout the first half, which ended with the middle finger captured by the television images". "The insults directed at Conte came from the tribune occupied by the bianconeri, where the president Andrea Agnelli was: Conte has been repeatedly called a jerk and a clown". Upon returning to the locker rooms according to the reconstruction of the Nerazzurri sources at ANSA, the Agnelli-Conte show would then have passed to the Paratici-Oriali show, with the Nerazzurri manager addressing Leonardo Bonucci and the Juve group with a "Don't allow yourself to talk to the ours in this way "he would have heard the reply:" You better stay away otherwise I will hit you this time. Are you still talking after you have already taken 20 days of disqualification? ... ". At the end of the second half "while Conte reaches the changing rooms - tell the Nerazzurri - Agnelli goes down the stairs of the stand to go to the field, shouting 'shut up coglione', or rather using the word repeated throughout the first half from the stand towards the Then, covering his mouth, Agnelli would again repeat the epithet against the technician, with Conte replying: 'Tell me to my face, tell me to my face' ...
