Governance problem: What leads Alona Barkat to part ways with her coaches?

Even if it seems that in light of football, the dismissal of Roni Levy is justified, it is impossible to ignore the fact that this is the third year in a row that Hapoel Beer Sheva is parting ways with the coach who started the season with it in the middle of the league.

From the light of Zechariah

04/03/2022

Friday, 04 March 2022, 17:10

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Summary of the quarterfinals of the State Cup: Hapoel Beer Sheva - Maccabi Petah Tikva 0: 2 (Sport 1)

Numerical manipulation is a wonderful thing if used correctly to prove an idea.

Here's one: four different coaches in 26 months show most of all the instability experienced by Hapoel Beer Sheva since Alona Barkat embarked on the strange political adventure with Naftali Bennett, then downshifted but continued, as far as she knows, to manage everything, and then returned with full force.

This is a manipulation, because the average time for a coach at Hapoel Beer Sheva is not half a year, as this figure shows, but even if one ignores populism, it is difficult to miss the trend: what started with Barak Bachar leaving in January 2020 And here's Roni Levy also cutting - he held a month and a little more than Aboksis admittedly, but that does not change the picture substantially.

And now - Aliniv Barda on the lines.

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First of all an unequivocal message to aboxism.

Roni Levy (Photo: Danny Maron)

The dismissal of Roni Levy from Hapoel Beer Sheva is first and foremost an unequivocal message to Aboksisism that has gripped Israeli football strongly in recent years.

More and more coaches have fallen in love with the heavenly playing style of the Betar Jerusalem coach today - who did it much better than them with Sakhnin on 16/17 and with Bnei Yehuda on 18/19. The point is that this method is suitable, perhaps, for teams with ambitions like Sakhnin's on 16/17 and Bnei Yehuda's on 18/19. No more. His (i.e., everyone): Impossible with this football, the team is a consumer product that has cheaper and more attractive attractive competitors in the immediate term, and if it plays football so negatively - what’s the wonder that it drives away customers?

In general, when Alona Barkat brings him a purchase, even if it is a relatively older player - she turns on the audience, who expect to see quality football.

In practice, Beer Sheva scored just two goals in four games in February and achieved 25% success.

Another second Maccabi Tel Aviv passes it, Maccabi Haifa has long since left dust, and after 24 rounds the team still does not run regularly. And the truth is that even when Be'er Sheva won, and for those who forgot - at the end of the 16th round the team had 40 points - Unconvincingly.But as long as the points came, no one could speak.

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Turns out to be an unstable boss.

Alona Barkat (Photo: Danny Maron)

So on the one hand, Barkat did what she had to do and sent Roni Levy home (even though she was 12, by the end of the season, it was possible to show a little patience).

On the other hand, as written in the opening - Hapoel Beer Sheva is proving to be a place that does not really give real stability to its coaches.

It is possible to discuss for hours on end whether Bachar was fired or resigned, and so on regarding Aboksis, the bottom line is that something there does not work - not only at the level of the coach on the lines but also in the connection between the club, its managerial functions and the coach himself.

In Be'er Sheva, one has to ask oneself whether there is a situation in which the power that Aliniv Barda has gained at the club reduces the chances of other coaches succeeding in it.

There is, of course, no attempt here to attribute malicious intent to Barda - he is not such a type at all - but sometimes such power is accumulated even without striving to reach it.

And when such great strengths are concentrated in someone who, whether he wants to or not, by virtue of his position is a kind of staring at the position of the coach himself - a problem can arise.

Barkat should pay attention to this even before she appoints a permanent coach in place of Roni Levy.

Otherwise, it's not hard to guess what will happen next January.

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