A few hours before the game in Austria, I tweeted: "Ask me what will happen tonight. I answered - between defeat and feeling good."
The current Israeli team fits this definition.
She manages to combine the two opposing feelings in one game.
She opens well, almost always conquers, often even leads, but then goes down to rest, and in the second half at the end of the game disasters occur.
The oxygen no longer reaches the brain, and the good impression from the opening regularly gives way to the crash and the feeling of "how did this happen to us again?".
What we saw at Klagenfurt is a copy / paste version from previous games.
You can detect in the distance this murky wave that drowns us every time again, and we watch foolishly and even shout at Rotensteiner - why are you not doing something?
Why do you not matter?
Why do not you replace?
In our psychology - "do something", "change", make a replacement "- this is what will bring the desired solution. But these solutions are a band-aid on open wounds. We are excellent at lying to ourselves.
Zahavi and Rotensteiner.
It is possible to put on a band-aid, but the wound remains open, Photo: AP,
Israel geographically belongs to Asia.
The move to Europe was mainly due to the Arab boycott and our expulsion from the continent in the 1970s.
When Europe accepted us we were a foreign plant in all parameters, and we remained a foreign plant even after 30 years.
We did not adapt ourselves to Europeans in all respects - physically, mentally, nutritionally.
The physically strong players in the team and in the league are the Arabs, because Jewish children have not been playing on the streets for at least 20 years.
But Ronen Feigenbaum, the son of the 70 'World Cup anchor, writes in his post that half a team did not sing the anthem, and also that he does not want a player whose only interest is to break personal records.
Okay, so his next team will be without Gold and without Arabs.
The list of failing national coaches, which has only been growing in recent years, will not convince those who seek easy solutions.
They are dying for a new coach, and his head will be decapitated in two years.
Tal Ben Haim (the brake) did not have to be the defensive coach of this team, but of 10-year-olds, who can still be saved for future generations.
I gave up on my dreams.
For me, as the hat bearers once sang - next in line is a horse.