Aboksis was angry with Michael Ohana: "Where is he running to? What is he doing? It's not football"

The Betar Jerusalem coach was disappointed with the connection in the loss to Hadera, and frustrated by the softness in the defense: "You get expatriates from nothing, I do not understand this." The audience

Ophir Saar

20/02/2022

Sunday, 20 February 2022, 06:50

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Summary: Hapoel Hadera - Betar Jerusalem 0: 1 (Sports 1)

The Betar Jerusalem players have felt the change since the appointment of Yossi Aboksis, but after the 1-0 loss last night (Saturday) to Hapoel Hadera, they also remember well the message that Yossi Mizrahi conveyed to them.

"You can, but do not want enough.

"Sometime later you will wake up and want to, but you may not be able to anymore," Mizrahi used to tell the players at the meetings. Indeed, in terms of working on the field, Betar gave everything she had yesterday, but it was not enough.

The team is limited at the front and has a hard time producing situations, while at the same time absorbing a silly goal in every game, which makes the task much more difficult.

Yossi Aboksis praised the players at the end for the investment, but during the game he got upset about the lack of concentration, and after the penalty that Maxim Flakushchenko translated into a winning goal, he turned to the bench and said: "I do not understand it, you get goals from nothing."

At half-time, Aboksis told the players that "you need to play smarter on offense, Hadera standing strong, try another smart pass, another sophisticated little one, an exchange of dedication.

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His changes did not help this time either.

Abacus (Photo: Shlomi Gabay)

Aboksis even got upset about Michael Ohana's lack of discipline and said during the game: "What is he doing? Where is he running? It's not football."

After Jankovic's departure, Ohana is the midfielder who is supposed to take command in midfield, but that's not happening yet.

He is instructed to get in between the defense and the link and release a ball in time, but deals too much with dribbles and not purposeful football.

Michael Ohana's efficiency is a significant tool in Betar Jerusalem's chances of staying, and she must get a lot more from him in this area.

Aboksis tried to make changes while playing and also played with two strikers, but it did not work. Players said at the end that "we were equal At least a draw, but once we got a goal it was harder.

Her room closed excellently, both on the ground and at elevations.

We barely managed to create situations. "The club hopes that Jordan Shua's return in the next round, along with Niv Zrihan's expected return to the squad, has something up front.

Will the change come with Shua and their descendants? (Photo: Shlomi Gabay)

Betar will try to lift itself from here towards Bnei Sakhnin next Sunday in Teddy. Tamir Adi will be absent from the game due to yellow cards, while Ofir Krief, who suffers from a slight strain, should be fit. Yesterday's results complicated the situation at the bottom and Betar said that "it will not be easy "It will be very difficult until the last minute and everyone understands that, but once the crowd is with us like yesterday, there is someone to go to war with."

The club noted Betar fans who arrived in Netanya yesterday and expressed confidence in the team: "There was a yellow-black wall that pushed the whole game.

"It hurts to disappoint the crowd, the players will have to return against Sakhnin, there are no more gifts to share."

• 2021/22 Football Premier League

  Group	Games	Victories	draw	Losses	Gates	Points
  1	Maccabi Haifa	22	15	4	3	18-57	49
  2	Hapoel Beer Sheva	23	14	6	3	15-33	48
  3	Maccabi Tel Aviv	22	12	5	5	29-38	41
  4	Hapoel Hadera	23	9	9	5	21-21	36
  5	Hapoel Tel Aviv	22	9	6	7	26-32	33
  6	Maccabi Netanya	23	8	9	6	23-26	33
  7	Bnei Sakhnin	22	9	5	8	28-23	32
  8	Hapoel Haifa	22	8	6	8	29-31	30
  9	Urban Kiryat Shmona	23	8	5	10	29-26	29
  10	tax. Ashdod	23	8	3	12	35-24	27
  11	Beitar Jerusalem	23	5	6	12	31-21	21
  12	Hapoel Jerusalem	23	4	7	12	33-17	19
  13	Hapoel Nof Hagalil	22	4	7	11	37-18	19
  14	Maccabi Petah Tikva	23	3	6	14	32-19	15

Until the end of the regular season and the start of the lower playoffs, Betar Jerusalem will meet Bnei Sakhnin at home, host Bloomfield at Maccabi Tel Aviv and host Maccabi Haifa in the 26th round.

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