Although Jonathan Cohen left Maccabi Tel Aviv last summer and signed with Pisa from the second Italian league, throughout the current season he has had a hard time disengaging from what is happening in the Premier League. Cohen enjoys thrilling Hapoel Tel Aviv and Maccabi Haifa fans after games In the grocery store ", which was first designated against his former city rival, gradually gained momentum even among Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.
Yesterday (Tuesday) after the State Cup final in which Hapoel BS defeated Maccabi Haifa in a penalty shootout, the Israeli national team player once again provoked Haifa fans when he wrote the sentence that became his trademark. Cohen then deleted the original tweet and then tweeted another tweet in which he wrote : "My wife is imitating ... you can guess what I tweeted".
Today Cohen posted another tweet in which he revealed that his family and his wife's family had suffered severe threats.
"Last night the boundaries were crossed. Slander and harsh curses were sent to my and my wife's immediate family," he wrote. Maccabi Haifa and nothing I write is personal. "
Last night the borders were crossed.
Heavy insults and curses were sent to my and my wife's immediate family.
In my opinion trash talk is an integral part of sports in general and football in particular so I sometimes allow myself to sting and tease, within the bounds of good taste.
I have friends who play or support Maccabi Haifa and nothing I write is personal.
unfortunately
- Yonatan Cohen (@ yonatancohen17) May 25, 2022
He added: "Unfortunately, there are many people who do not understand the humor and essence of trash talk. Those people have chosen to come to my relatives and hurt them personally. I am a strong person who is willing to bear the consequences of my actions, but there is no justification for harassing my and my wife's families. "So blatantly. Hopefully next time people will take things in proportion. You ruined all the fun."
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