1. Yossi Mizrahi was not the coach of Betar Jerusalem, but its pastor. When a person is on his deathbed, prone to death, it is customary to bring a pastor to his room to ask for mercy in his last moments, and a successful way to heaven. When Eli Ohana called Mizrahi a month and a half ago To come and replace Erwin Koeman, he knew that Yossi would not say no, that he was too responsible, that he was too anxious, that he was one of those who really cared about Betar. Mizrahi has known football here for 60 years, since he was a child. In its early years, Betar was a small team in the lower league, not even the senior in the city. But Mizrahi has a big part in making Betar a local power. Even when he went to other places, Betar was his default, always checking what was with her and what she was doing. He was her soldier, regularly and especially in the reserve. Ohana called him and Mizrahi said yes, even when he wanted to say no.
At his age, in a state of health that does not look particularly excellent on the outside, he does not have to stand on the lines.
In games I saw him on the line or sitting on the bench, I really cared about his health.
I'm glad his family has stopped him now.
The messages he conveyed to the actors in the locker room, I hope someone internalized, even though it was not visible.
He did his best.
They are not even the minimum.
2. I really like Maor Buzaglo.
It was a long journey that began at a very young age, with really big dreams about a career in France and cooking in training for Karim Benzema, who fell in love with a child from Israel.
But Maor grew up in a family whose hierarchical structure made his career, to be her career as well.
For better or worse the years passed, the experiences were accumulated, the groups changed, sometimes voluntarily and sometimes not - and despite this impossible situation, which was possible for him - Buzaglo, when he was healthy soared to heights and for a time became the best viewing companion in Israel.
The huge years in Be'er Sheva will burn forever.
I do not think he can be talked about in terms of missing out, because he had no other option to get out of the fatherly embrace.
If that had happened, he would have paid a price, which might have been detrimental to him as an actor, and we would not know that anymore.
A day when retirement is announced is not a simple day, and again it is a pity that on such a special day Yaakov tarnishes the atmosphere with his regular victim claims.
Not really a pity, otherwise it would not have been Buzaglo.
3. Another weak day for the courts here.
Bogdan Planic behaved like a bully and if he had not been blocked, he would have been on his way to the referee of the game against Hapoel Jerusalem.
Dayan Giora Landau fired him with a dismissal from one game.
Maccabi Haifa issued a statement in response in which it was surprised by Planich's dismissal, especially when he was not sent off by Niv Steif. It would have been better for Haifa to hold back with its response.
The judge of the disciplinary court, Noam Lubin, was not moved by the calls of Maccabi Tel Aviv "Amos Homo" fans towards the Maccabi Netanya goalkeeper. Lubin admitted that these were humiliating, but unavoidable ... "More of the mibor towards a person's tendency and what is considered a curse or an insult, is no longer a curse and an insult in the 21st century, but to the one who utters it, for being ignorant and dark in thinking that reading 'gay' is an insult." I read and fell off the chair. According to Dayan Lubin, they will be very offended that the dayan thinks they are ignorant and dark, and in the next game they will think twice.
Were we wrong?
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