After the zeroed draw at Bloomfield, the Southern club did not like the criticism of the Portuguese's aggressive play: "If there was anything out of the ordinary, it would not pass to the referee" • The team complimented Taha and the other players: "Appreciative of the great effort"
Joshua in a confrontation with Dan Bitton.
The judge chose to ignore
Photography:
Alan Shiver
There was some satisfaction at Hapoel B'Shlosha after the zeroed draw, yesterday (Sunday) against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Although the ability on the field did not satisfy coach Yossi Aboksis, the club clarified: "After what we went through in the two weeks before the game, with the patients in Corona, returning to training and the fact that only three days ago we played 90 minutes in Europe, the situation is understandable."
The club did not like the criticism from Maccabi Tel Aviv about the form of play of the team and the ongoing clashes of the yellow players with the Portuguese Joshua. .
"There are some players in Maccabi Tel Aviv who came with the aim of provoking Joshua. Beyond that, there is a referee, there is a VAR, and if there was something unusual, it would not pass."
Louis Taha. Floor compliments // Photo: Alan Shiver
One way or another, Aboksis and his players do not have much time to rest.
Club members will undergo a corona check ahead of their departure for France, where the Reds will play against Nice this coming Thursday.
The professional team decided not to burden the players later in the week.
Training will be shortened, and Abacus will mainly deal with the tactical side.
The PSC has complimented team stopper Louis Taha, who since recovering from a corona has struggled to get back in shape in terms of breathing difficulties in the advanced stages of the game, but has still come up in the last two games. "Everything, like the other players. In general, all the players on the staff deserve appreciation for the effort in these busy days."
