Krasteich to the players: "We are in the process. Haifa is history"
The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach arrived at training yesterday with high energies to rescue the players from the depression in which they found themselves.
Guerrero will be missing against Beer Sheva, Almog is in great doubt.
The team will not inform Kobas and the break-in until they find better replacements
Yaniv Tuchman
06/01/2022
Thursday, 06 January 2022, 06:52 Updated: 06:56
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Summary of Maccabi Haifa's 2: 3 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv (Sport1)
Under the huge disappointment of the painful loss to Maccabi Haifa on Monday, Maccabi Tel Aviv returned to training yesterday (Wednesday) and began preparations for the game against Hapoel Beer Sheva on Saturday. In advance, it was decided by Maccabi Tel Aviv to give the players the day before, the day after the game in Haifa, so that everyone cooked within themselves and was gathered at home to digest the dramatic loss.
Mladen Krestic arrived at training in Kiryat Shalom yesterday with high energy despite the loss and among other things told the players: "The game in Haifa is over. Yes, we have to learn from the mistakes we made. Understand what we did wrong and what led to this loss, but the loss and how we feel we forget from the moment "That's because we have a game on Saturday. A big game against the team that leads the table in our home. Losses are part of football and even if it is a painful loss, it is still a loss in the game."
The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach added: "We have tasks. We have steps ahead of us and we must reset and concentrate. What we are going through now is a long process and I want everyone to be with us. Maccabi Haifa is the past, our face to Hapoel Beer Sheva."
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"Losses are part of football."
Mladen Krestic (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)
Krestic in big trouble ahead of Saturday's game. Eduardo Guerrero was sent off and Ayalon Almog is in great doubt due to injury. This means the coach will likely have to bring up two other attacking players, ones he has believed less in the last two games. Even Dan Bitton is still unfit to open due to a recent ten-day illness. Bitton returned to practice, but it is still apparent that he has lost much of his playing ability in the days he missed.
As for the changes the coach wants to make, it is clear that Brandley Kubas and Stifa Fritza are the two that Maccabi Tel Aviv will want to get rid of, but until they find better attacking players, they will not tell them anything about the future they and the club have in common.
The team was disappointed with the decision of the court that imposed a two-game suspension on Guerrero. It was clear to Maccabi Tel Aviv that their tow would not be credited even though a video was shown showing that they growled at him before making an indecent gesture towards Maccabi Haifa fans. However, the team still expected a dismissal from one game and not from two games.
Accept his version.
Eduardo Guerrero (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)
As for his exit from the game without shaking hands with the player who replaced him, Maccabi Tel Aviv gets the version of the Panamanian who claimed that he was so upset that he heard growls towards him and when he was replaced, he saw nothing in his eyes but anger at what was done to him.
Maccabi Tel Aviv preferred to settle for this explanation of the striker and it is doubtful whether they will be fined.
In any case, on Saturday he will not be able to play and will also miss the important cup game next week against Kiryat Shmona.
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