Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte, has
claimed he is “capable of murdering
anyone” on the touchline.

The Blues coach was seen jumping into the
crowd to celebrate Eden Hazard’s goal
against Arsenal, but he also angrily dragged
his assistant Angelo Alessio off the bench
during their 3-1 win at Stamford Bridge.

Asked about the incident, Conte told Sky
Sport Italia: “When I see something that
isn’t going right, I am capable of murdering
anyone!

“I was angry because (N’Golo) Kante was
supposed to track back in place of (Victor)
Moses, who had gone into the box to mark
the sixth Arsenal man on the corner.

“He didn’t do that and I took it out on
Alessio. He’s been my right hand man and
thus, unfortunately, my victim for many
years.

“Kante is extraordinary. He brings a lot of
quantity, ok, but what quality too. Even if he
should improve in his build-up play.

“His first pass is always horizontal and he
needs to make that vertical. I was just like
him, so I do understand.

“He’s a really good lad, always helping his
teammates. He’s been a great buy, though
he’s often tired by the time he gets to the
goal. He’s still young and can improve.”