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Feel at home: Why do all these guys come to us?
It's the tradition, the values of the game, the characters around it, the standards that have been set, and especially the great hope of the audience, which is combined with despair.
It is no coincidence that Israeli football attracts guys like Moshe is celebrating, and it is not about to end
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Paz Hasdai
Saturday, 04 December 2021, 10:00
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Moshe Hogg celebrates the situation of Betar Jerusalem at a press conference (Photo: Niv Aharonson. Video editor: Nir Chen)
Doubtful people are there in every field. In business, in culture, in government. In the world of modeling, in the police, in real estate. Wherever you go you may fall for slick charlatans, liars and licks, crooks and scorpions, unfortunately they are scattered in every corner. But we have always felt that football is the most natural place for them. The most comfortable place to develop. They will be received in a hug, will most easily earn cheap titles, the place where they will feel free, will feel at home.
We have been experiencing this for years. We see them enter the storm and are welcomed with open arms. , Now it's time to give, to give back to society. Feeling like they are doing us a favor by their very presence, they are respected businessmen and we are the therapeutic class. Talk to us about business models and European football, take advantage of the shit situation to sneak in. The group was going to disband. "There are not many jumps."
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It's hard for a desperate football fan not to "fall into the dribble" of the new owner.
Celebrating (Photo: Danny Maron)
Maybe they are sucked into industry standards. Maybe the intentions are really good and pure, but the reality here is what spoils them. Perhaps the distorted foundations of football are those that take "many and good" and turn them into typical, emotional, guru football managers. Maybe it's the emotions the game evokes that have swept them away. Maybe it's the encounter with the characters that are already operating here - the actors, the agents, the fans, the journalists, the tribunal - and they are just straightening the line. And maybe that's how they came, that's how we got them.
To some extent we have long since given up. Look at some "Night Doll". It's hard to believe how far this show is from reality. Some of the characters are close to the truth. Crazy one by one, everyone's screwed up. A person is watching the game, and everything is damaged. He laughs at everything. On the level, the interpretation, the broadcasts. Klinger came to the interview after a game, and as if imitating his character. Says he does not want to talk about the judges, they ask him again, and he starts to spill, warming up while talking. Everything is ridiculous.
This week Maor Buzaglo complained about the culture of payments in the industry.
On teams that do not pay debts, on budget control that does not care about guarantees, on disrespectful arbitrator decisions, etc. etc., and he is of course right, but it is difficult to get criticism from Buzaglo, a footballer whose family made one big joke from the industry, and now he interprets.
Or, for example, Eyal Berkowitz, to whose credit it can be said that from the first moment he criticized Moshe Hogg, flooded the suspicions against him and doubted his actions, but how can one take Berkowitz's criticism seriously, after all everything is screwed up and distorted.
And so everything said here is accepted with disdain.
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Yes, he's right.
But how can one seriously get criticism from him?
Boozie (Photo: Tal Levy)
For us, the publicity of the sexual suspicions against Moshe Celebrates are just another small layer in the cake. We have long since lost trust there. Eli Tabib, Barak Abramov, Jackie Ben Zaken, too many key figures in football were invited to interrogation rooms. Too many people arouse disgust and suspicion. Israeli soccer warrants have been trained in matters of law, remand extensions, gag orders, just as the name of the joint attorney Yitzhak Junger often heard among fans naturally alarming.
What Israeli football should check that's why it attracts these people. What makes them members of our family Why they come and are sure it will be okay. Maybe it's the popular image, the human stuff, the kind of business that allows for big profits and black money. What's for sure, at the moment it's an egg and a chicken, First, who is to blame.
The problem lies in the gap between our despair and our endless hope.
Who among us can not identify with a Betar Seven Disappointment fan who longs to see change, believes it can look different and "falls into the dribble" of the new owner, who talks about investing in determined youth and attractive home players and football to bring joy back to the stands. Hang hopes on the new man with the big plans, until the next disappointment.and maybe the hope implies that there is a basis here, and there is something to work with.
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