The owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv in an interview: "When I bought the team, they called me a sucker" • "Reinforcement?
Building on the existing staff "•" I'm not in the business of football to finish in second place "
Goldhaar.
Wants Eran back
Photography:
Ami fat
The owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv Mitch Goldhaar was interviewed tonight (Wednesday) by former tennis player Andy Ram, as part of a zoom event of the Ono Academic Campus, and provided some interesting headlines.
"When I bought Maccabi, I heard a lot of the word 'sucker,'" Goldhaar said, "but it didn't really bother me, I thought it was funny.
My approach is long-term thinking.
I believe in hard work.
I like to think we have a culture that values hard work.
"Everyone is equal, no one is bigger than anyone, and I have no patience for anyone who thinks he is bigger than the club or bigger than the game."
The owner commented on a possible return of Eran Zehavi: “We are good friends, we stayed in touch.
In general, there is no reason why he should not come to Maccabi Tel Aviv at some point, but there are circumstances like contracts and timing and financial matters that can affect.
We don't know if that will happen in the future. "
On reinforcement: "We have been strengthening in the last few weeks out of ourselves. How the chemistry has changed is something that is amazing to see. We are building on the existing staff that will continue to lift us.
"I really like the team we have this year. There is something special about this team this season, I really enjoy it. We are not in first place and did not run away to the league as before but I feel very comfortable where we are. We are not in this business of football to finish in second place "But we are dealing with ourselves and we are focusing on hard work and the results will come."