Tottenham Hotspur's defender Ben Davis said that in the case of manager Antonio Conte, players "run through brick walls. "Is called.
Conte took over as manager last season and thePremier League finished in his 4th place and theChampions of his league. I recorded soccer. He continues an impressive tenure, taking his 1-1 win in the league and his fourth appearance for the club this season.
His passionwas flanked by Davis on Sunday when he saw him get into an altercation with Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel in the Derby in London. .
"We are used to seeing passion from him!" he said via Goal. "His record speaks for itself. He's a world-class manager, but as a person and as a man by his side, I can't help but want to run through a brick wall for him."
“He is animated and very clear about what he wants from the team. He is very passionate.
An altercation between Conte and Tuchel resulted in both receiving a red card, with Chelsea bosses commenting on the incident after the match.
"I think I enjoyed what happened, but next time I will be more careful and solve the problem without shaking hands," he told reporters.
"He stays on my bench, I stay on my bench, and I have my staff on one side, but that's fine. I don't think I'll miss the next game in this situation."
Tuchel will miss Sunday's game against Leeds United and Conte will not be pitchside for Saturday's game against the Wolfs.
