Tottenham boss Antonio Conte insists he'd be happy to remain long-term.

Conte is entering his second season with the club.

He said today: "I think so [it is the best way to go staying long-term]. If you are with the same manager for many years, you bring continuity and you continue ambition. It's the best situation for the club to improve and to grow season by season.

"The vision is one, it's not another vision with another manager. For sure to have a coach for many years you reduce the time because you give continuity to the work with the manager and the players. For me after seven months it's easier to work with the players. You know each other.

On his own record of short stays at clubs, Conte added: "First of all I need to stay well in the club. I like always the honest. If you tell me one thing and then you have to respect this. I don't like the people who told me one thing and then during the season after one year or two changed it. If you tell me a good lie you don't have a lot of luck with me. I hate lying and liars."

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