Maccabi Tel Aviv in a call to the referees' union: "Hold an urgent home inspection"
The club's general manager in the letter: "The mistakes are extreme in severity, to Aviad sending a history of errors in our games.
We look forward to a public review and drawing conclusions "
Yaniv Tuchman
16/01/2022
Sunday, 16 January 2022, 19:55
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Summary: Hapoel Jerusalem - Maccabi Tel Aviv 3: 1 (Sport 1)
Tonight (Sunday), Maccabi Tel Aviv General Manager Sharon Tamam sent a letter to the referees 'union calling for conclusions to be drawn from "extreme refereeing errors and exceptional in severity" in the Yellows' recent games. Following the serious mistake in the game between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem last night
. It could be determined with certainty "that the ball crossed the goal line in its full extent," easy and material from the position where the line stood - not in the goalie line and when the ball was hidden from it. "
It was further noted with respect to that incident that the judges' union's support for the decision was puzzling, and that the explanation provided by the union's CEO to Innocent "was unsatisfactory."
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According to the general manager of Maccabi Tel Aviv, the consequences of the "superficial and in-depth" treatment of the error in Kiryat Shmona came last night in Teddy, in the surprising removal of Matan Hozaz. At this point,
Tamam
emphasized sharply that "Mr. Aviad has a history of making critical mistakes in the Maccabi Tel Aviv games," including a number of decisions by the referee in the meeting between the Yellows and Hapoel Beer Sheva in the fourth round of the season: "Maccabi Tel Aviv won both of these games ", Which could have had a far-reaching effect on the result and the continuation of the entire season," the CEO clarified.
The letter added: "We believe that this is not an individual problem of Maccabi Tel Aviv, but of football in Israel and expect the referees' association to criticize the mistakes in public, to draw conclusions after each game, including appropriate punishment. Even when the association believes the refereeing decisions are correct, "Any backup or attempt to hide will only intensify the phenomenon."
Finally, Tamm asked "to get details on how you intend to act so that such cases do not happen in the future. You are urged to have an urgent home inspection and an action plan to improve the level of judges in Israel."
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