1. The big question asked by Yossi Aboxis, almost from the day he was born - is whether he is fit to work in a large group as well. I suppose you ask this nonsense even more after tonight, when in his first game in "Big Group", Aboxis lost to "Small Group" from last place, as small as Ness Ziona lost to her a week ago. Aboxis, who has been a critical player in two major clubs such as Betar Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv, has always kept Pason up for years when facing him with a microphone, repeatedly wondering if he could due to coach a large group.

Yuval Naim, Menachem Koretzky, Sharon Mimer, Guy Luzon, Nissan Yehezkel, Guy Azouri, Tom Benan, Benny Ben Zaken, Gili Levanda, Kobe Medicine - none of them contributed as a football player or coach here more than Juicy - but most of all it is just Aboxis. Question Mark.
In his 50th year, Aboxis is ripe, but the big question, and that we saw yesterday against Ra'anana, is whether Shas ripe for change, or Barak Bachar, who realized he could no longer, left Yossi an amicable, or hopeless, inheritance.

About 1000 fans came to accompany Bash. It's nice, but the mass that only comes on good days, stayed at home because there were only faculty remains, say Shahr and Nigel, who also knew better days and was involved in ball losses that led to painful defensive crashes.
Losing Raanana in the first game of a new coach breaks the cliche of a positive shock, but Aboxis has a tough task - to get Netanya in the cup and return the team to her position from two years ago.

2. Yankele Shachar came out at the end of the 4-3 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv in a statement as if he was the chairman of the association, who praised the game this season despite the personal agony. The big test of dawn, confusion and their group was in the face of the unexpected enigma called Netanya.

Seemingly mines, but a crushing 20 minutes in the early part of the second half, dismantled Netanya's defense, especially with a great second goal by Lavi / Rokavitza / Ashkenazi, with the Wildshot win over them. As it turns out, Netanya for Haifa is like Betar for Maccabi Tel Aviv in recent years - a kind of punching bag that comes on time. Now Haifa is left to sit and see if Betar has it anyway, or not really.