Escapes to Israeli football: the huge gap between Maccabi Haifa and the Premier League
The players do not keep up, the coaches can not compete with Bachar, the owners do not have the hunger of Shahar, and the league will give in to the nobility's authority until he gets tired.
Elad Lifshitz on the monopoly that Maccabi Haifa establishes and the only rival that can be the savior of the rest of the industry in the coming years
Elad Lifshitz
08/02/2022
Tuesday, 08 February 2022, 11:00
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Summary: Maccabi Haifa - MS.
Ashdod 0: 6 (Sports 1)
The story with Maccabi Haifa becomes the next few years, not the current season where there is nothing to talk about at all.
Haifa is threatening to delete the competition in Israeli football, move away from the Premier League and become a champion of many, many years.
Noble Omar manages to provoke a mental conflict over his affair.
He's a golden Eran of the current era - Gulliver in the Premier League.
The quartet that conquered yesterday against MS Ashdod came easily: Noble conquers as he breathes.
This is a footballer and a man who reflects on worldviews on the subject of morality versus benefit, integrity versus self-interest: a noble makes a billionaire like Mitch Goldhaar, a chronic successor, look like a person whose judgment and decision-making can be questioned.
One can argue with Goldhaar twice: first, if there was any reason at all to throw the noble, and second, if the price of the decision is worth it.
One way or another, Noble will probably take more and more championships here and give exiles in the chain, until he gets tired.
Maybe he's tired in a year, maybe two years, maybe a decade.
It seems that as long as Noble wants, the league will retire in spite of him.
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Will take championships as long as he wants.
Noble Omar (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)
There is so much power and diversity in Haifa: from the glittering squad, through the coach, the owner, to the tradition and the crowd.
With all that the Premier League has to offer on the other hand is one Mr. Juvanovic, the business looks like a green anchor for many, many more years.
Yesterday Ashdod was a victim with only a formal presence.
The Premier League pits Haifa with players who are unable to keep up, coaches who cannot compete with Barak Bachar and owners who usually do not compete with Yaakov Shachar's hunger levels.
The result: huge gaps are opening up, Haifa is not only leading the table, it is fleeing to this whole concept called Israeli football.
Teams like Ashdod go up against Haifa in fear, reverence, and lo and behold, Hoppe, Edom and Gol in seven minutes.
The second came in the 19th minute, the story was over, but the guys in green were just starting to have fun.
It is true that in the last two weeks Haifa has stuttered and made two draws.
This is exactly the point - when Haifa loses points, it's a waste, an event that was perceived as something that was not supposed to happen.
A point against Haifa is beginning to resemble the surprises of Israeli teams in Europe.
Losing her points is an anomaly.
In some leagues in Europe, there is a phenomenon of a monopoly on the championship, and it could soon reach Israel as well.
Ludogorets, for example - the team with which Haifa did Chibuta's shopping - has been taking consecutive championships in Bulgaria since 2012. Here too it can happen: Haifa is a crushing capitalism that operates according to the permitted rules and usually deletes an option for competition.
Noble for example is the acquisition of decision makers who have advocated that only achieving the goal determines.
Dean David and Dolev Haziza are hunted heads - Haifa marks everything that is worth something in small groups, such as Ashdod or Bnei Yehuda, and puts it on.
Kenny Saif is also marked, he will be the next prey of capitalism.
Yaakov Shachar, owner of Maccabi Haifa, in the locker room at the end at 0: 6 over MS.
Ashdod (Maccabi Haifa spokeswoman)
It seems that Maccabi Tel Aviv will get a new position this summer - the only possible savior of the Premier League.
Hapoel Beer Sheva will try to compete again, but this is a club that eats itself up in internal conflicts between itself and its fans.
Maccabi Tel Aviv will have to rely on the return of Goldhaar's hunger, just before the real Maccabism finally settles in Carmel.
After many years of deprivation, Haifa is now not getting close to satiety.
It can be assumed that Shahar dreamed exactly about such years to come, after quite a few disappointments.
It seems that with age, Shahar's hunger only grows.
He sought redress for lost and empty periods, and achieved the change as he began to open his pocket in a giant.
Shahar's awakening came about a year and a half ago, as he approached his 80th birthday.
Now for his part continue to devour another 40 consecutive championships.
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