Conte: Actions are more powerful than words, and I enjoyed coaching at Tottenham

Live bar January 14 news Beijing time next Monday morning In the 22nd round of the Premier League, Tottenham Hotspur will sit at home to meet Arsenal. In a press conference ahead of the North London derby, Tottenham boss Antonio Conte talked about the team's preparations, while also answering questions of great concern to fans and the media.

About Dell

Dell had some problems with his muscles and was unable to play for Arsenal. It's a pity that we need to play three of these games before International Break and then get some important players to recover during International Break Day. The rehabilitation of these important players is very important for us, they are the life of the team.

On whether there are new cases of COVID-19 emerging

We are testing a person.

On the team's injuries

As you know, we have multiple players who have been injured, and we have to see every day if anyone has COVID-19, and sometimes surprising situations. We are preparing for the match against Arsenal and at the moment all teams are in trouble.

On whether Ndombele will leave Tottenham this month

At the moment Ndombele is still a Tottenham player and for that reason you have to think he will continue to play for Tottenham.

On whether you've been depressed and depressed on the sidelines lately

I don't think so. As for whether I'm calm or not, I think you have to ask the referee and the fourth officer against Chelsea and they will be surprised by such a question. It's true that in my coaching career, I've had to try to find myself a calm meeting, and I think that's a strategy as well.

If I want to force myself to play in a different way, it will be very difficult. But sometimes I have to sit and let my players make the best decisions they can make and let them face the game in a difficult situation, which is part of raising their sense of responsibility in the game. Of course, I'm a very strong person and will face the whole season in a very strong way.

On whether his coaching job at Tottenham has been tougher

I accepted the job because I felt that in such an atmosphere, working at such a modern club was good for every manager. Then, as you know, I said at the last press conference that you should be able to anticipate this when you haven't done the job yet.

Then, when you're in a difficult situation, you'll know everything. Now, I need to reiterate that it is time for us to continue to work hard. I myself have judged the current situation. However, I feel that actions are more powerful than words.

On whether the contract with Tottenham will be executed

As you all know, when I was in charge of Tottenham, we signed contracts for a period that both I agreed to. I think it's a good thing for me and it's a good thing for the clubs that want to work with me. Now, I repeat, I enjoyed my coaching time at Tottenham.

I found it to be a wonderful atmosphere, a great stadium and a training base, and our fans were incredible, and they supported the team from start to finish. Of course, we want to improve the current situation. I think all of us want more than that.

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