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Shlomo Isaac may return to ownership of Hapoel Holon, the budget is expected to increase
The owner, who announced his departure about a year ago and remains a sponsor without an official position, is considering a comeback.
It may be backed by a management team or bring in partners.
Stefanos Dadas after winning the Balkans: "This is the toughest competition after the Champions League"
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Ahrela Weisberg
Friday, 30 April 2021, 07:19
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Isaac (first from the left) celebrates with the actors, last night during the hoist (Photo: Danny Maron)
Hapoel Holon celebrated tonight (Thursday to Friday) a bachelor's degree after three years and two months, with winning the Balkan League championship. After the 75:91 victory in the final over Academic Plovdiv, the Purples went out to a restaurant bar in the compound next to the Toto Hall.
In parallel with the impressive performances and the positive results on the floor, Holon is working hard to preserve the staff - and it is possible that they will soon receive positive news. Owner Shlomo Isaac, who announced his departure about a year ago, may return to the helm ahead of next season.
It is still unclear under what conditions exactly the comeback will be recorded.
Isaac may be behind a management group, and / or alongside partners, but it seems that the partial separation was short-lived.
Isaac has remained in the current season by virtue of being a partner in the company that adopts Yonet Credit, and has not held an official position at the club.
However, he did not completely disengage from it at any stage.
He has been in constant contact with the management, assisting her from time to time, and recently also appearing more and more in the group environment.
Yesterday, while lifting the trophy, he even stood on the stage in the center of the field and celebrated with the players.
The Purples are optimistic about the chances of the move, and the working assumption leading them in building the staff is that the budget will increase in the 2021/22 season compared to the current season.
CJ Harris and Chris Johnson recently signed new contracts at higher wages.
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First title of the season: Hapoel Holon won the Balkan league
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"Without the fans, the game would have ended differently."
MVP Isaiah Miles (Photo: Danny Maron)
Holon last night became the first team to win in the Balkans without losing a single game throughout the season, and coach Stefanos Dadas concluded: "We are proud to add another title to this club. It was a very tough competition. Maybe Fiber's European Cup has a better name and reputation, but after the league Champions, the Balkan League is the toughest. 12 teams from Israel played in it this season, we defeated Hapoel Eilat and Nes Ziona, and we eliminated Hapoel Tel Aviv and Gilboa / Galil. "
The road to victory in the final was not completely smooth. During the third quarter, Holon fell 61:51, but then the change came." We did not underestimate. In Plovdiv, we watched it and worked hard, but we had problems with minor injuries. Everyone who got off the field went to a physiotherapist. It affected my game management, but as the Bulgarians ran away by ten points, I realized we had to change. I took a break, walked on the tall vehicles, and we ran to 2:40 p.m.
"We have the Champions League and the Premier League left. Why don't we win the title? We have a good chance. In Europe we only have three games left, and in the playoffs we will have to go through the psychological barrier of the quarter-finals first," Dadas concluded.
Did not really disengage, but did not hold an official position.
Shlomo Isaac (Photo: Yossi Tzipkis)
Isaiah Miles, who finished the Final Four with 18 points and 8.5 rebounds per game on average, was named the event’s MVP.
"It's a bachelor's degree for many of us, and for me too," the American said.
"It gives us a lot of confidence, and we will use this milestone and adrenaline for the next games. Guy Pnini spoke to us in the locker room and pushed us, and the change was brought by the fans. Without them, the game would have ended differently. They brought us back to life. I have never played in front of such an audience. The
Purples will return to the field tomorrow (20:30), when they host Hapoel Tel Aviv in their last game in the second round of the Premier League. This will also be their last test before the Champions League Final Eight in Nizhny Novgorod. Holon was placed in the last game of the quarterfinals , And will meet San Pablo Burgos on Thursday at 8:00 pm
Assisted in collecting comments from the final: Ohad Schwerman
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