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Chomsky: "We failed. We need to do a home inspection and change something in the attitude."
Disappointed Hapoel Jerusalem returns to Israel without a ticket to the top 16 in the Champions League.
Guy Harel: "We saw from the beginning that we have a good team that does not play well. It was a painful campaign. Adomitis is happy with the staff and believes in it, but thinks things should be done differently."
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Ahrela Weisberg
Wednesday, 27 January 2021, 18:19
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Hapoel Jerusalem landed tonight (Wednesday) at the desolate Ben Gurion Airport, after the disappointing and early relegation in the first home stage of the Champions League.
Next Tuesday, unconventionally, she will not be part of the Top 16 raffle, and club leaders lined up in front of the microphones and talked about the failure.
"We did not lose the rise yesterday," admitted CEO Guy Harel, "so it was from the first game to the last.
This year it looks not good from the beginning.
We tried to fix and improve, and yesterday was the disappointing ending chord.
We have seen from the beginning of the season that we have a good team that does not play good basketball.
We brought and tried and changed, but something happened to us that we were less used to.
In previous years, we initiated things to improve the group, and this year we had to respond to events all the time and we worked in an attempt to stabilize the group. "
Harel tried to cut between Oded Katash's departure to Panathinaikos and the dismal end result.
"In recent years we have done very nice European campaigns, and we have become accustomed to going through a stage very convincingly. It has nothing to do with Oded's departure. We were already with our backs to the wall, and we had to ensure the rise much earlier. "It is by no means. There are two more degrees in the country, and we need to reset quickly and get back to work and meet our goals. We want to be the champions every year and every factory, and this year we failed. It was a painful campaign."
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In Jerusalem, they will have to make decisions regarding the identity of the players on the roster for the rest of the season, with the reduction of the number of foreigners in the local arena on the agenda.
The CEO clarified: “Adomitis is very satisfied with the staff, and not satisfied with how we play.
We sat with him this morning and he believes in the team, but wants things to be done differently.
"" We failed, we did not go through a stage and it does not suit us, "said owner Eyal Chomsky." We need to do a home inspection.
We are in a sequence of things beyond our control that have happened to us since the Corona, but that is not an excuse.
We will look in the mirror, see where we went wrong and what we can do differently.
We will fight to the end for the trophy and championship that are on the table. "
The disappointing campaign comes as a direct continuation of the defeat to San Pablo Burgos in last season's complementary quarterfinal, three months in total, after which Chomsky promised to draw lessons." We produced some lessons, "he added. You play well enough, and we have to deal with things and not hide them, and think what to fix.
I'm sure we'll succeed.
The verb is good and bad.
We are in a very difficult situation after yesterday.
"Things need to be done with discretion, but it is certain that something in the approach needs to change."
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