Despite the uncertainty and the new suitors, Aboksis knows: I have a future in Betar

The coach is already accepting other offers, but wants to continue at the club and stick a stake in it.

The players again complimented him after the 1: 2 upset over Hadera: "Once he arrived, everything changed."

In the locker room they celebrated: "This huge club is bigger than all of us."

Meanwhile the pressure on celebrating is growing

Ophir Saar

09/05/2022

Monday, 09 May 2022, 06:50

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Summary: Hapoel Hadera - Betar Jerusalem 2: 1 (Sport 1)

After enjoying

last week's promise to stay in the Premier League, yesterday (Sunday) Betar Jerusalem returned to enjoying football. With 3,000 supporters in Netanya, the team played good and relaxed football and also made a comeback and defeated Hapoel Hadera 1: 2. On Yossi Aboksis in the locker room, we noted the receipt of the pro certificate from assistant Gal Cohen, who also squeezed compliments from Mali Ohana for his performance this season.

Later this week the team is expected to hold a season finale "We

are

all aware of the challenging season we went through, and I think everyone in this system deserves to experience those moments," Max Grechkin said at the end. "Every win for us releases so much frustration that we went through this season.

"A good word comes to this huge audience, I'm glad he's celebrating and so do all the people in the system who have been there all along for us."

Grechkin explained that "football is a game of momentum, both on and off the field, and from the first moment Yossi went through the club you could see that even when we lost we played good football and were committed. Things started to connect, you have to keep having fun."

The defender admitted that "we were unequivocally afraid of relegation. The situation was not simple, a lot of players played with injuries and also cut salaries to help this huge club, because it is bigger than all of us. I'm really glad we stayed, Betar's place is at the top of the Premier League. ".

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The atmosphere changed by 180 degrees.

Betar players celebrate (Photo: Kobi Eliyahu)

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2. The

interview of Yossi Aboksis published yesterday, in which he took responsibility for the events in Be'er Sheva and mistakenly admitted that he chose to leave and attack, are part of a change he is going through, part of a process of drawing conclusions on his part.

At the media level, he has not done so much throughout his career.

It started with the difficult season at Bnei Yehuda, a season in which perhaps for the first time in his career as a coach he saw things get out of hand and had a hard time influencing.

It's not just Abacus who returned to Betar. During these months he thought a lot, understood how he wanted to see his next years as a coach and decided what he put the emphasis on in a team with an audience and atmosphere like in Jerusalem - something he always lived from as a player. With a group and feels that once things stabilize in Betar, even with low budgets, it will be possible to build a good group that the audience will be proud of.

In the end, working as a coach is Aboksis' livelihood, but even though he has already received offers, he has reached a stage where money is important, but he has not seen everything for a long time.

It is important for him to enjoy the place and the road, and at Betar he accepts it.

Money will not decide.

Abacus (Photo: Kobi Eliyahu)

3.

Still, amid the enjoyment and smiles the uncertainty about next season and the future of the club continues to bubble.

If Eli Ohana says that "no one knows what will happen, maybe only Moshe is celebrating", it is not certain that celebrating has also decided.

He zigzags between the knowledge that he must release the club and his personal interests.

Between the demands to get money for the group and the statements that he will pass it on for free to whoever takes on the commitments.

In the end, the test will be the moment a celebrant will agree to break away from the team and transfer the management rights, as Arkady Gaydamak transferred them to Kornfein at the time.

Only then maybe businessmen and fans will enlist to help on the way to finding the next owner.

Any other way will very soon lead to fan demonstrations and deterioration at the end of which the club will disband.

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