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Alone in the Desert: Abacus and Emerald separate, in an equation where there are no winners

From the resignation of Yossi Aboksis, we learned that Alona Barkat admits for the first time in nine months that she is the one who determines Hapoel Beer Sheva, but again does not do it outright.

Upon returning to Bnei Yehuda, the coach builds a glass ceiling over his head and perpetuates the label of mediocrity.

David Rosenthal on an equation that has only losers

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David Rosenthal

Sunday, January 31, 2021, 12:15 p.m.

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There are equations in which neither side is good.

In math from minus and minus comes a plus, but this is not the case in the real world.

For example, the story of Yossi Aboksis, Alona Barkat and Hapoel Beer Sheva.

Oh, yes, and also Bnei Yehuda by Barak Abramov, who somehow does not add a positive spice to any story.

Aboksis claims Barkat has spoken to other coaches for next season.

Barkat denies the allegations.

"" I have not spoken to any coach for next season.

it's a lie.

All we've been doing lately is think of reinforcement. "

Now, let's pretend to be fools and go with her statement from last April, so Barkat appointed Yitzhak Junger as the club's trustee. We ask ourselves what does" all we've done lately be think of reinforcement "? In fact, this sentence Barkat gave the official seal of approval to the most open secret in Israeli football: She never left Hapoel Beer Sheva. On a philosophical level, if you never left you never returned. The problem: she provided a statement of departure, but never gave a statement of return .

so why emerald playing pretend? Why is not sufficient for fans of Hapoel Beer Sheva, who existential anxiety throughout the past year, the safety net they so need? is she afraid expectations invest more in the club? is she prefers not to be seen as holding the club Blythe Choice in the absence of a buyer? Was there a serious potential buyer at all? Could there have been one in light of the fact that she went but never really went?

Sometimes a successful team despite neighborhood management. Sometimes it fails despite orderly management. Hapoel Beer Sheva today is exactly the reflection of management Its - unidentified, high profile with mannerisms of bottom and not bar

And what is she more - confusing herself or confusing her audience and actors.

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NEWS

Aboksis accused: "Alona talked to other coaches."

Barkat: "It's a lie"

To the full article

No one comes out well here.

Aboksis and Barkat in happier moments, during the signing at Hapoel Beer Sheva last January (Photo: Liron Moldovan)

Most of all, the closing sentence grimaced in Barkat's statement: "We all hope that the club will return to play happy football."

When you take Abacus as a coach you know exactly who you are sexually for the job.

He will try to win points through the defense, he will not cultivate a handsome combination game, as was once described in "Songs and Goals" and he will not see himself as a favorite against any team, at home or away.

But Aboksis brought Beer Sheva a trophy and led it to a relatively handsome campaign in the Europa League.

Thanks to him, the club's box office swelled, even if the method of play was "Give Joshua the ball and pray."

If you were the one who appointed Abacus, do not complain about the football his team played, certainly when three months later you left him to deal with a difficult situation and with injured and resentful players.

At the end of the day, given the existing conditions, Aboksis did a good job at Hapoel Beer Sheva, even if his football was not pleasant to the eye.

The chemistry between the sides may not have been good, but the kick that Barkat gave him on the way out in the form of this thick bite was unworthy.

Considering Barkat's tactic of being seen and not seen at the club, the one who played an ugly bunker here throughout the period is not the coach.

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The speed with which Aboksis returned to the embracing arms of Barak Abramov raises suspicions that the ground was prepared for some time (Photo: Kobi Eliyahu)

Me, Yossi Mizrahi

On the other hand, let's not be naive.

The speed with which Aboksis returned to Barak Abramov's embracing arms raises suspicion that the ground had been prepared for some time, whether by covert messages or by more overt means.

Even if there was nothing between them and fate brought them together - Aboksis left at the low point of Bnei Yehuda without the coach and their paths met by chance - there is still a matter of "handsome demands, handsome fulfills" on his part.

The distrust between him and Barkat is so great that it is possible that at the same time as he allegedly had conversations with other coaches, he apparently looked for the way back to Bnei Yehuda.

Much ostensibly, from his side and her side and it is not right from both directions.

It could be that Abacus had to continue in Be'er Sheva, swallow the frog and pull until the end of the season.

He chose the easy way, after 180 minutes of offensive hell against Hapoel Hadera and Bnei Sakhnin and when the criticism began to sting.

Barkat's "conversations with other coaches" provided him with a good excuse to run away.

Barak Abramov smelled the dissatisfaction and seduced him with a high financial offer.

Aboksis is 50. Hapoel Beer Sheva was his first big team at its peak.

He missed Maccabi Haifa, Maccabi Tel Aviv will not appoint an Israeli coach as long as Goldhaar is there and Betar Jerusalem? Maybe or maybe not. He did not want to take a risk. In this aspect you can understand him, returning to Bnei Yehuda is a calculated economic move. He is also building a solid glass ceiling over his head. It is

possible that the Aboksis team will arrive sometime (his style of play is very suitable for her, by the way), but in the Premier League he has branded himself as a coach of small teams. Bnei Yehuda has become what Ashdod has been for years To Yossi Mizrahi - the base of the house. Did you go to a certain place and fail? You will always have a place to return to. As mentioned, financially it may be good, but in terms of image it is a complete surrender to mediocrity.

Is returning to Bnei Yehuda the right thing to do?

(Photo: Liron Moldovan)

Basically, returning Abacus to the Hope neighborhood is a welcome comeback depending on the circumstances and let’s say both exciting and romantic, but on a professional level he may find himself in big trouble.

He comes to a professionally injured team, suffering from a severe crisis of confidence with the crowd, even bigger than it was when he coached there himself until exactly a year ago.

He no longer has players like Shua, Ashkenazi, Soro or Chibuta.

He will have to deal with a meager staff fighting against relegation.

It is not inconceivable that in the current situation Aboksis will end the season with a crash like Ran Ben Shimon, who returned to Kiryat Shmona during the 2008/9 season as a designated savior and was relegated with it.

Ben Shimon continued to build Kiryat Shmona from the national to the championship.

Abacus will first have to survive.

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