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Joshua cried in the locker room: "In Israel, too, he kept losing his head"
In Poland they killed the Portuguese after the horror show against Napoli, the team tried to comfort.
Vietska stopper: "He's our best player, it's an unfortunate coincidence"
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Friday, 05 November 2021, 09:03
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Summary: Legia Warsaw - Napoli 4: 1 (Sport 1)
Both when he wins and when he loses - Joshua continues to stir up storms. The Portuguese midfielder who played for Hapoel Beer Sheva experienced one of the toughest games of his career last night (Thursday), when he caused two penalties in Legia Warsaw's 4: 1 loss against Napoli in the Europa League. The local media killed Joshua, noting that "he had a catastrophic evening and Legia paid a heavy price for his mistakes", in one site even noted that "in Israel too he often lost his head", but the group was mostly busy encouraging him, after according to Reports erupted in tears in the locker room and "looked broken" from his part in the defeat.
At the end of the game, Legia posted a tweet on Twitter with a picture of the Portuguese and wrote: "Mistakes can happen, raise your head."
Wietska's brakeman also backed Joshua and said at the end: "It's hard to determine how the game would have developed without the penalties, but I can say that Joshua took it very hard. We are all behind him. I think he is our best player. He knows how to hold "Ball and want to play offensive football. It's a painful moment for him, but we will support him. When I first met him, I immediately knew I had a strong personality with a strong head. He will prove it in the coming games, and see that his mistakes were just a coincidence. .
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One of the hardest evenings of his career.
Joshua yesterday (Photo: GettyImages, PressFocus / MB Media)
Coach Cheslav Mikhnevich also refused to point the finger of blame at Joshua at the end, saying: "I have not watched the game again yet, so it is difficult to draw conclusions. In real time mistakes are sometimes made, they need to be analyzed afterwards and improved."
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