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Eli Drix: "If Lonnie Hercikovich had made such a decision regarding Micha and Noble, there would have been demonstrations outside his home"
The former striker told Sport1 about the revolution that Goldhaar brought to Maccabi Tel Aviv: "As long as he decides to invest, everyone will look small by him"
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Thursday, February 18, 2021, 6 p.m.
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Eli Drix gave an interview today (Thursday) to the Sport1 website, in which he referred, among other things, to the huge change that Mitch Goldhaar made to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Asked about the differences between the current owner and Lonnie Hercikovich, he replied: "Lonnie wanted to bring professional and professional values and management to Maccabi Tel Aviv and he brought a lot. At the facility in Kiryat Shalom, and later it was more difficult for him to own the club. The immigration to the Champions League allowed for another two or three years. Goldhaar brought not only a standard but a lot of money. The budget is over NIS 120 million. I had to deal with budget, with income "So NIS 30-35 million, which is still considered a relatively high budget. Mitch brings in NIS 40-50 million from home alone. It is impossible to compare at all. We went around frames."
The former striker added: "I am sure that Goldhaar's money has great significance. It is true that it is managed properly from the organization's point of view, but it was impractical without the money. There were years when Maccabi Haifa dominated Israeli football and talked about Maccabi Haifa's standard, Economically in Israeli football, then came Gaydamak, and Alona Barkat came and invested. Goldhaar, because he is not here, knew how to cut off everything that happens at Maccabi Tel Aviv from the local swamp. If Lonnie had made similar decisions about Dor Micha and Noble like the ones Goldhar received, "Demonstrations are taking place in front of his house. At Goldhaar, they said not to demonstrate so that God forbid he would not leave them."
"When there is money, players want to get to these places," Drix added.
"He succeeded with Cruyff and the combination is the success. As long as Goldhaar is here, Maccabi will rule. Taking a championship from Maccabi is like getting an expensive stamp. That's what will happen. As long as he decides he invests, everyone will look small by him."
And what happens when the current owner leaves?
"The car will continue to drive alone and Maccabi will continue to be a leading club, but without money. It will not lead alone."
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"Taking a championship from Maccabi is like getting an expensive stamp."
Derricks (Photo: Kobi Eliyahu)
On the affair of Noble Omar and Dor Micha, Derricks said: "If these are Goldhaar's values, and this is his standard, and he will continue to conduct himself in this way in the future, I have no problem, but he should continue to conduct himself in this way in the future. "Forgiveness and compassion should be shown to them. It could be that other clubs would have behaved differently."
Derricks, who served as the general manager of the Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball team, was asked about comparisons between her and her sister from football: "The reference to Maccabi Tel Aviv basketball in Europe is a reference as a super club, and in the UEFA Maccabi Tel Aviv is treated as another mini club. The Champions League is much higher than the Euroleague. The demands in the Champions League are much greater, even though the Euroleague has made a few steps forward. When you are in the Champions League, and come to the city, you feel like a Champions League game, you see the whole city decorated with UEFA signs. .
When we drove from the hotel to Della Alfie there were helicopters in the air and police vehicles around us, shutting down the whole city.
When Maccabi Tel Aviv came to Real Madrid in the Euroleague, then maybe the hall was full of 13-14 thousand spectators, but inside the city you did not know there was a game at all.
When there was a Champions League game, so all the vehicles that worked that day carried Champions League logos, everything was branded.
In basketball, apart from a basketball-loving crowd, there is no sense of play at all. "
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