Some people claim that Aboxis left the team mid-season and suddenly precisely because of the fan protest • Haim Ashkenazi, a Bnei Yehuda fan for more than 40 years, does not buy the thesis

• Yossi Aboxis. The triangle has exhausted itself

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  Alan Shaver

After breaking up with most of the top players last season, Bnei Yehuda had to say goodbye to another important asset on Tuesday, some would say even the most important - coach Yossi Aboxis. In recent weeks, following the protests of the fans, much tension has been felt in the Hope neighborhood. At one point the fans even came to Barak Abramov's house and made their voices, with the aim of leaving the owner to try and save the group from more wholesale sales (must admit: among you fans, but keep the checks on the lot).

Some people claim that Aboxis left the team mid-season and suddenly because of the fan protest. Sorry, don't buy it. First of all, Aboxis was already trying to leave a team mid-season that got a more enticing offer, remember? Ask the sons of Sakhnin.

Beyond that, at least to me, the Judah-Abramov-Avoxis triangle has already come to fruition. Under the coach's baton, the Golds won the trophy, arrived in Europe and were a major factor in the Premier League. Because of this success, Aboxis was mentioned as a serious candidate for coaching the Israeli team, and he received floor-to-wall compliments. Most, by the way, rightly so. Abramov also achieved a lot: advertising, crazy advertising. Advertising that would have been hard to get even if he was distributing 1,000 sushi rolls for free.

Yoss Aboksis, tonight at Hapoal Workout started on a new path // Photo: Liron Moldovan

And in all this cauldron stands the group. The one that sold every player who progressed and broke into consciousness (maybe at the time of writing this was the new Ismaila Suro contract closed overseas?). The team that put in a lot of money, but spent every effort to watch its anonymous players. So when it came to fitness, a group offer was made Attractive, and the social connection also played its part.

Point of thought, in your possession: If Barak Becher had not resigned from Hapoel BH, would Aboxis have left the Hope neighborhood? Thanks Yossi, thank you Barak. Good luck to all of us later.

The writer has been a fan of Bnei Yehuda for over 40 years, and until three years ago he worked in the club's New Media department.