The best - Guy Badash and Ziv Aryeh
Hapoel Jerusalem's return season to the Premier League after two decades was tough and challenging.
The Jerusalemites did not arrive ready for the Premier League, did not score in their first five games, did not win until October 30, made mistakes in purchasing and selecting players, but in the end remained in the league and the season ended with a good feeling of having met the goal.
The Jerusalemites were proud throughout the season that they were loyal to the way and the vision, even after the fiasco of the foreigners in the derby, the losses and the special interviews of Ziv Aryeh, they remained loyal to him, because they understood that he is an excellent football coach and that the players go with him and as long as the conclusions are drawn and the mistakes are not repeated, the team will make a leap step up and avoid dramatic survival struggles.
Ziv Aryeh, his team looks balanced, photo: Barney Ardov
Indeed, the Jerusalemites drew the conclusions.
They kept two important outsiders in the back row, Yao and Bacho.
made a decision to open the option of loaning players to foreigners as well - William Togoi from the Ivory Coast, who arrived on loan from Mechlan, and the Congolese Jordan Butaka who arrived on loan from Magnet, together with Nadav Nidem, who arrived on loan from Maccabi Tel Aviv, struck a chord for the third time with a foreigner from the youth, (after Agada Wadley) Don Cedric, and deepened the squad with players like Tomer Altman and Amit Glazer.
Guy Badash is celebrating.
There is someone to trust, photo: Barney Arardov
Indeed, the team looks good in the opening rounds.
Balanced, defensively stable, not dependent on a single player (captain Goni Naor did not play and it had no effect) and above all trained.
And that the team is stable, we get magical moments from its talented players and one such is Guy Badash.
Badash is a classic light bloomer, who shuffled for pleasure in the National League and even when Hapoel Tel Aviv recognized the potential, he didn't really take the opportunity, but at the age of 28 he is reaching his prime.
Last season he showed sparks and nice numbers (three goals and seven assists), but was unable to generate stability, but after yesterday's performance, it seems to be going to a much higher place.
His second goal was a one-on-one master piece with a tremendous finish on his non-dominant foot.
Again we see, both in the case of Aryeh and in the case of Badash, that good management, industrial peace and patience prove themselves.
Guy Badash
there is someone to trust,
The bad - Hapoel Beer-Sheva
In November 2012, when Eric Benado was appointed coach of Maccabi Haifa instead of Reuven Atar, I joined him as an assistant coach.
The team was below the red line and went on a great run that ended in second place.
The following season also opened wonderfully with a successful European tour and promotion to the group stage of the Europa League.
Then, after a victory over Barak Becher's Kiryat Shmona in the opening round, we went to Ashdod (3 days after qualifying for the group stage) and lost 3:2.
The next game was in Kiryat Eliezer against Paulo Sousa's Maccabi Tel Aviv, and it ended in a big disappointment and a 3:0 defeat. From there we had difficulty changing the momentum and were unable to reproduce the success of the previous season.
Spurry sees red.
Quite rightly, photo: Alan Shiver
Something in the story of B.S. and Breda reminds me of what happened to Benado (and me) in Haifa. It is not for nothing that they say that the second season test is the most significant for a coach. with the previous coach), to understand that what worked so well in one season, will not necessarily work now and we must open our minds and constantly create new solutions that are adapted to the new squad and the team's situation.
At the moment, Breda seems to be having a hard time with it.
He blames the referees (although he agrees their decisions about the Reds were correct), the TV broadcasts and the lack of replays and tries to take the interviews to places of deprivation and disrespect for the club and not football.
Breda's BS receives a red card every three matches in all the frameworks and many times it leaves the game because of nervous actions of its players and these are the actions that hurt BS the most, not the referees or the broadcast franchisees.
Piero doesn't count Hapoel Be'er Sheva's defense, photo: Alan Shiver
BS rightfully became one of the three biggest teams in Israeli football, leaving far behind Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Tel Aviv. It did it professionally on the field, but also thanks to the great atmosphere at Turner Stadium.
Breda needs to think about what isn't working, why his players lose control and repeatedly leave the team at a numerical disadvantage, make the professional tactical changes and from there restore the joy to Turner.
His team has not been in the place of the underprivileged team for a long time and if they don't figure it out soon, third place will also escape them.
Lial worked.
Burn the grass, photo: Celtic's Twitter page
The hope - Liel Abda
A month before he celebrates his 21st birthday, Liel Abde reached another peak when he scored a double in one of the hottest derbies in the world.
Quietly, quietly, as befits his character, Abda continues to progress and started the season wonderfully with six goals in six games.
The next opponent is Real Madrid in the Champions League, a team that has already gotten to know the successful product of Maccabi P.T. Ancelotti, pay attention to the boy.
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