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Sharan Yeni does things in Maccabi Tel Aviv that are not written in the statistics, and sometimes, like last night, he spends time in a neighbor who goes into the books and is worth a lot more than three points to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
David Rosenthal concludes with a deep question about the Micah generation and clarification: Did Leiba have to issue Gottlieb a red card?
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David Rosenthal
Sunday, 19 September 2021, 12:15 Updated: 12:32
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Nadav Hanfeld, the biggest defensive star in the annals of Israeli basketball, was said to "do things that are not written in the statistics."
Hanfeld was part of the failed nineties generation of Maccabi Tel Aviv, but was never tagged as a fallen, and rightly so.
He was a symbol of intelligence, of intelligence, of the ability to bring to the floor things that other players, much more talented, would never learn.
Maccabi Tel Aviv in football has such a player.
Usually he also does not do things that are written in the statistics, but sometimes he "splits up" with the valley or cooking a victory gate that turns out to be critical later on, like yesterday in Bloomfield.
Maccabi Tel Aviv brought in players, gave up others, there is one she just can not do without - Sharan Yeni.
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Exactly one week ago, Maccabi Tel Aviv looked like a broken vessel. Stifa Fritza scored during the only positive in the game, a goal that was only enough for a draw against Maccabi Petah Tikva. Then came the victory over Alskart, which may have been taken for granted, but turned out to be a turning point. Maccabi Tel Aviv learned two things from this game: 1. that it is capable of playing football. 2. that she can score goals.
These two insights helped her against Maccabi Haifa. The wonderful Brandley Kubas didn't hurt either, but without Yeni it wouldn't have happened. He has already been to these places, with his back to the wall when half the critique (yes, of the writer of these lines, too, of course) is drawn. He realized that any result other than a victory over the champion could lead to more mistrust, add a stress gauge. So in addition to the quiet leadership, he also lightly cut two players (what will happen, Ofri Arad?), Put the break in front of Josh Cohen and arranged for Maccabi Tel Aviv three points.
Yeni also knows that one victory, no matter how big, does not herald the coming of spring.
Maccabi Tel Aviv still needs to improve from a lot of exams, but last night, for the first time this season, looked like a team that could threaten the top.
In terms of points, too, it was not damaged at all by the stuttering start - one less than Hapoel Beer Sheva, equal to Maccabi Haifa.
Every week at least two of these three do not look good and do not achieve a good result.
This time it was the turn of the vice-champion to be deposited from the list.
After the two bad results in the opening rounds, there was talk that Patrick Van Leven was losing the locker room.
This is probably something that can not happen as long as Yeni is in it.
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No, you can no longer trade a "loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv for a championship".
Bachar (Photo: Danny Maron)
At the end of last season, after the loss in the Cup semi-final to Maccabi Tel Aviv, Barak Bachar sent a statement that was perceived as relatively daring. "Let's take a championship and you know what it's interesting," he responded to a question that touched on the Greens' streak of failures against the Yellows. Not all green fans liked it, but at the time it was the right response. A championship after a decade was worth two losses to the Yellows.
"Ready to take the championship again and lose to Maccabi Tel Aviv," Bachar said after last night's game. This time it is a less legitimate response. It looks more like a repeat argument of a child caught in his perversion and using an excuse that worked for him once. No, that's not right. This trade does not pass anymore. In this championship, as far as it goes, the Maccabi Haifa train must go through a victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv. Excuses can no longer be used.
One way or another, Maccabi Haifa has not looked good since the beginning of the season.
She has four points out of a possible nine.
With a little less luck she only had two.
Muhammad Abu Fani's injury is a cause for concern because Ali Muhammad is not aggressive enough to get into his box.
The protection is not functioning.
With or without the unfortunate personal circumstances, Ofri Arad is simply not that.
Josh Cohen, one of the main factors in the championship, does not look good at the moment, although it should be remembered that last season he also had a weak opening and even lost his place in the team before taking over again.
When the view of the Galilee and Hapoel Tel Aviv is shared, the top flight does not escape to anyone, but Maccabi Haifa must wake up.
Eddie winning the Israeli Super Cup and qualifying for the Conference League has a very short life expectancy.
The next game is against the stubborn Maccabi Petah Tikva, then Hapoel Beer Sheva reaches Sami Ofer.
This is exactly the time to wake up.
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Among fans, especially on social media, disagreements arise around everything that matches or does not match the color of their team's shirt. The case of the removal of Eddie Gottlieb was different. The consensus around injustice was surprising, one-off, almost exciting. Everyone understood the simple rule: a football player has the right to defend himself on the pitch, a place where fans should not have a foothold, literally. Why just almost and not fully exciting? Because this was a case in which it was convenient to express sympathy - after all, the person who penetrated was identified as a Hapoel Tel Aviv fan and in any case the game was against Maccabi Petah Tikva with a passionless crowd. We all remember Fuad's confrontation with Eran Zehavi, where the agreement was much less sweeping, to say the least.
One way or another, Gottlieb acted responsibly and logically. He defended a friend who was attacked. He also could have been more brutal with the fan but maintained restraint. By the law of logic, Gottlieb's decision not to kick a fan was the thin red line that separates him from dismissal. For referee Idan Leiba there was no such separation. He went for FIFA's dry law. The
narrative that governs the referee's mind is a clear and unequivocal directive - a player taking violent action against a referee, another player, a team member or a passerby should get a red card. There is no doubt that this is what Gottlieb did, but Is there really no room for logic? Well, it turns out there is. "In this case doubt on the matter might be the player simply defending himself, especially given that the fan was enough to hurt another player," he told me this morning senior Referees' union.
I asked him if there's no room to run here Logic. "Certainly, he replied," and I also understand that this is what was expected of the judge in this case. "
Here he can no longer disappear.
Dor Micha (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)
Hapoel Beer Sheva should still be given days of grace.
This is an entirely new group that has undergone an extensive facelift with a particularly flashy purchasing campaign.
Nevertheless, the team's football is suspicious and not in vain.
The one who especially does not have a sense of security is the Micah generation, which so far has not left a serious mark.
Again, it is very important to note and reserve - we are only after three league rounds, and Omar Atzili was also a shadow of himself before he broke out in Maccabi Haifa, and still - around Micha there are question marks from the days of Maccabi Tel Aviv, especially in the days after the exile in Cyprus.
Micha, it should be remembered, was an important screw in Maccabi Tel Aviv for a whole decade, but never, even in the peak season of 2018/19, was he a leading player.
He tended to disappear, experienced a lot of ups and downs and evidently almost no coach on the team gave him a safe place in the squad.
Hapoel Beer Sheva are building on him to do for Turner what he has done in Bloomfield more than once - deep dedication that puts a player in front of a goalkeeper.
It's not happening right now, but it will have to happen fast.
There is great skepticism among Hapoel Beer Sheva fans about Roni Levy's ability to pull the club to the top.
To do that, the coach needs Micha's talent.
This time there is no wide rotation to play with.
Micha is one of the important screws in this group.
There is no one to hide behind.
Michelle Danson's chair in Bloomfield, an initiative of his friends in collaboration with the Maccabi Tel Aviv Foundation (Photo: Shachar Bar David)
Jenny Danson is a digital marketing woman and a talented writer at Walla.
We have known each other for several years.
Last week her partner Michelle suddenly collapsed and at the age of 37 passed away.
Not Corona, not another exotic cause that qualifies for an item, a heartwarming event.
Michelle was an ardent fan and subscriber to Maccabi Tel Aviv in football and basketball.
His friends, with the help of the Maccabi Tel Aviv Foundation, kept a chair for him.
One picture is worth so many words.
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