Antonio Conte is a large Simpsons fan – and owns a timeless piece of memorabilia value £8,000.
The former Chelsea and Tottenham boss is at the moment out of labor since saying toodily-doo to Spurs in March final yr. The 54-year-old is but to return to administration and he has seemingly been spending a few of his free time enjoying with a Simpsons’ super-fans dream.
In the Italian’s research sits a yellow Simpsons Pinball Party machine, which is adorned and themed across the Evergreen Terrace household and iconic scenes, locations and characters from the legendary cartoon programme. For any followers eager to get themselves a superb machine of their very own – a worth within the area of £8,000 is what it’ll set you again.
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Conte’s pinball machine which sits subsequent to his desk and Subbuteo pitch was removed from the worst current ever after it was purchased for him by his spouse Elisabetta and daughter Vittoria throughout lockdown. The Italian beforehand posted a video of him enjoying on the machine to his Instagram, captioning it: “precious free time”.
Alongside his pinball machine, the Italian additionally has a collage of images from his enjoying days at Juventus and for the Italian nationwide staff, alongside his Premier League triumph with Chelsea and Scudetto success at Inter Milan as a supervisor.
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(Image: antonioconte/Instagram)
Despite having but to return to the dugout, Conte assured followers that he’ll make his comeback as he seeks to elevate the largest prize in membership soccer, he advised the Telegraph: “I took this time for me, for my family and to visit my parents.
“My father pushed me to return quickly, but it is important to recharge, physically and mentally. Now my only problem is I have too much energy and I’m annoying my wife!” So what’s left for Conte to realize? “Honestly, I’d like to lift the Champions League as a manager one day.”
He added: “I’d like to give this joy to my father. He said to me ‘I want to see you lift the Champions League’. It’s not simple, but everyone can have a dream.”