Antonio Conte has stressed that the recent criticism will not affect Juventus and feels the negativity after their Champions League draw against Copenhagen will only motivate them.
The Serie A champions were held to a disappointing draw by the Danish minnows in midweek, but Conte remains unperturbed by the setback and is keen to return to winning ways against Hellas Verona on Sunday.
Criticism? I remember hearing the same things last year. We know about the pressure we need to deal with and we'll use it to motivate us, Conte said at a press conference.
The Juve coach then went on to praise the competitivity of Serie A following the good starts of Napoli, Roma and Inter.
I’m not surprised by the starts of Napoli, Inter & Roma. As I've said before, these are sides that can aim for the title.
This competition for the title confirms that we've got a stimulating league. We need to be competitive and look to win.
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