He did worse than quit, he bottled it.
I genuinely believe what was going on in his personal life was a contributor (without knowing him personally it's impossible to know just how much). I thought the Club went above and beyond to support him too. What's odd too, is the comments on Twitter following on from that tweet, many saying "if only we backed him". The reality is that no manager in our history has spent more than him (Jose prior to him held the record).
He could have come out with so much more credit by walking away (even if it was temporary) citing personal reasons and wishing the Club well and tanking them for supporting him etc etc blah, blah, blah. Instead, his greed and ego played their hand and he acted like a bottling cunt.
There is no rewrite that needs to be done here:
1. We made him one of the highest-paid managers in the history of the game.
2. He received an unprecedented amount of money to spend.
3. He did a fantastic job in his first season (not as quick an impact as Ange has had as his first few months were ropey, but I expect this as new ideas are instilled. But this really clicked 2nd half of the season and we were seriously good, and the football was enjoyable to watch as we quickly played through the thirds from the back).
4. We were shit from the first game of the season. To quantify; we couldn't replicate how we played in the 2nd half of the season before. Although under Conte we never dropped out of the top 5, spending approx 60% of his last spell in the top 4, the football was tragic, and the underlying stats (many matrices) all pointed to us being really bad and this is the crux, worse than the season before.