Do not try to translate it: Krasteich does not count Israeli football

The Maccabi Tel Aviv coach threw away all the local perceptions and opened a football seminar that begins with being off the field.

Elad Lifshitz on the unfair attack of the Yellows, the reverse football of Aboksis and the mistake of Betar who thinks that the team's fans work for it

Elad Lifshitz

08/03/2022

Tuesday, 08 March 2022, 10:30

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The 1: 3 summary of Maccabi Tel Aviv over Betar Jerusalem (Sports 1)

The end of the game yesterday (Monday) in Bloomfield found Mladen Krestajic interviewed too calmly relative to someone who just sent Tal Ben Haim to play as a right-back.

This is a situation worth dwelling on: Krastic was considerate, measured, patiently waiting for his interpreter to return him a double pass, he replied in style.

Reminder: This is a coach who only a few minutes earlier had run on the grass in Bloomfield Wild West.

Maccabi Tel Aviv defeated Betar Jerusalem yesterday thanks to the fact that Karstic does not take things in stride. He goes the opposite of what most Israeli coaches tend to think, and turns in other and different directions. As far as he does not speak English, he makes no effort to please or adapt to modern status. He is free from any flattery, letting everyone understand: things will be done at his own pace, in his own time and in his own way.

More on Walla!

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Doing everything right.

Mladen Krestic (Photo: Ariel Shalom)

Krestic made a ball of paper from all the conceptions of Israeli football and threw it in the trash.

That is, no wingers, no exchanges from home, no attempt to adopt the rules of environmental logic.

He finds it appropriate to play with two strikers - and they do break up the league.

He also does not count internal contradictions: he has no problem showing everyone who discovered Eyal Golsa late, and in general, he seems to say one sentence that is not translated: Listen, guys, you are after all Israel, I will not really give weight to what your footballers will think and say .

It turns out that Krasteich is doing everything right, and Maccabi Tel Aviv wanted hard.

Yesterday afternoon, it became clear that Hapoel Beer Sheva and Maccabi Haifa are rattling from Bloomfield - each and every argument she made to move the Cup semi-final away.

How to say, of course their disgust with Bloomfield was not created because of a feeling of inferiority towards Hapoel Tel Aviv, yes?

It seems that there are two teams here that are trying very hard to suppress the very existence of Maccabi Tel Aviv.

But with Georgia Juvanovic and Stipa hacking at the top, it will be difficult to suppress the Yellows.

This pair is big on the league.

This is a kind of unfairness: someone landed directly into the Israeli league a pair of pioneers of the European League.

It is possible that Juvanovic looked at Betar yesterday and finally asked Fritza if it was a league game or if the story he explained to him again last week against Jaffa was repeated.

More on Walla!

• Krestic: "Bessarabia said I was crazy. I come to the club with problems"

• Bessarabia boasts: "Krestic and Juvanovic resurrect Maccabi Tel Aviv"

• Krestajic: "Ben Haim as a defender? Crazy, but when players have a character it is possible"

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Who works for whom?

Kanikovsky makes Betar dizzy (Photo: Ariel Shalom)

But this was not Jaffa.

This was Betar. Yossi Aboksis should occupy himself this morning with a logical question: If a bunker so lacking in offensive prowess still ends in a trio, what is the point of it? Of Betar, where can this already lead?

Abacus Inverted Total Football game.

"Betar stands on the field in a dogmatic view, according to which it is forbidden to try at all. Its coach provided a piece of defeatist analysis at the end of why it is forbidden to press high: he said, at high pressure Maccabi would dismantle it. R. has long been coming just to support, not to enjoy.

Abacus will always remember to say "we need our audience".

Does he remember that people pay the best of their money to see Betar? It seems that someone is wrong to think that the fans are employees of the team.

Betar is on its way to a lower playoff that is a true alarm. This is a dismal era where a collection of gray players could still write a significant chapter in the club's history books.

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