Venomous words against the Azzurri coach for the performance at the Stadio Olimpico against Lazio: accusation against Antonio Conte and Napoli.
The unexpected sale of Kvaratskhelia is not enough; the three injuries on the left-hand lane are not enough; the change of module, the 3-5-2, used for the first time this season is not enough. Napoli’s draw against Lazio, in the midst of the fight for the Champions League and a key player in the Europa League, is even seen by some as a misstep from a Scudetto perspective.
Conte chews bitterly; he would have liked to win against the Biancocelesti. Especially since for the second time in a row he saw a victory snatched in the final, always in Rome. The team, however, aided by fatigue and manpower emergencies, lost lucidity in the final.
“Tutti a miagolare dietro Conte”: il commento di Bargiggia
For journalist Paolo Bargiggia, Napoli is a “squadron” and could not afford three draws in a row against Roma, Udinese and Lazio, despite problems and injuries.
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On his own profile X, the journalist lashes out at all of Antonio Conte’s followers and those who defend his actions. Even, despite the numerous defections and the clear and obvious difference on Inter’s roster, Napoli would remain evidently favored and with an adequate squad for the title. Certainly, this is not the view of the Azzurri coach, who continually reiterates that the team is literally doing its best and even beyond initial expectations.
Bargiggia goes viral with the following words posted on X:
“Three consecutive draws from winning situations for SSC Napoli with no cups and a Scudetto-winning squad. And everyone meowing like kittens after Conte who should have coached any team in the world to win. Count to 100 before genuflecting!”
The provocative comment after the Azzurri’s draw drew a reaction from numerous users, who responded to the journalist. In addition to the accusation of bad faith, many Azzurri supporters complained about the “squadron” description referred to Napoli.
