A road loss: Beitar Jerusalem rightly lost in the derby, and you should get used to the situation

Shua is not running, the replacements are inexperienced, there is a hole in the link, but the problem is not only professional: Beitar Jerusalem lost the derby because of the conduct, compared to the orderly and sane Hapoel Jerusalem. Beitar are waiting for Pleiter's decisions, and for answers from Maccabi Tel Aviv

Ofir Saar

13/09/2022

Tuesday, September 13, 2022, 06:44 Updated: 07:10

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Summary of the victory of Hapoel Jerusalem 0:1 over Beitar Jerusalem in the derby (Sport1)

1.

After a loss in the derby at home despite the support of 18,000 fans, which is combined with the fact that in the next round the team will meet Maccabi Tel Aviv in Bloomfield, it is no wonder that the mood in Beitar Jerusalem is not in heaven. However, maybe the loss yesterday (Monday) to Hapoel Jerusalem was for the better , and will allow Beitar to return to proportions, that everyone will understand that this is a season of survival and the chances of rising beyond that are almost non-existent.

30 successful minutes against Nes Ziona confused people a bit.

Beitar lacks quality and experienced players in all positions - goalkeeper, defense, link and attack. And yet, with what is there, plus Toma Shanhat and another player or two who will join later, the survival mode that accompanied the team's transfer to Barak Abramov is the team's only chance to succeed this season

This derby is the victory of the road over the whims.

A club like Hapoel Jerusalem - modestly and with a clear professional and managerial path of years, with a national team base, investment in the youth department and patience that every club in Israeli football should learn from - simply deserved a victory over Beitar. What would have happened if yesterday Beitar had Coming to the derby with 2,000 of her own fans against 18,000 Hapoel Jerusalem fans?

Apparently no one in the club wants to think about it.

The problem is not only with them.

Beitar Jerusalem players (photo: Barney Ardov)

Depends only on him?

Asperia (Photo: Barney Ardov)

2.

Yossi Abouxis is an excellent coach, the Beitar crowd believes in him, but he is not a magician. Maybe in Abramov's second season it will look different, but right now Beitar is still paying for Idan Hogga.

A team that received permission to take part in the Premier League in the middle of August, that brings in patch after patch without any choice, with players who did not prepare, attract injuries, countless loanees who may be talented but do not understand where they have come from - even if everything will stick a little more, this is still a team fighting for survival, and not beyond.

If Aboksis, trailing 1:0 in a derby under pressure, can only bring in players like Nachmani, Adi Yona, Madmon and Hanchis, however talented they may be, this shows Beitar's situation.

And the young people are not the main problem.

In survival mode, it may be time for Jordan Shua to go down to the bench as well.

Aboxis keeps giving him chances, and the guy doesn't give back.

It's not just about numbers or creating situations.

A player who is unable to run 10-9 kilometers in every game, is ineffective for Beitar's situation. Eduardo Guerrero has not yet arrived in Beitar, but the team believes in him.

It seems that until further notice, Beitar will rise or fall on Danilo Asperia's swings.

Beitar's hole is mainly in the link.

Criaf did not enter yesterday's game and was replaced at half time.

Zargari gave his best game in the last year and still wasn't good enough.

It will not be enough and the hopes are that Trazia Toma will significantly change the link, which received a blow with the absence of Dan Azaria for the next two months.

In survival mode, a player who is unable to run 9-10 kilometers every game, is ineffective for Beitar's situation. Shua (Photo: Barney Ardov)

His best game, and still not good enough.

Zargari (Photo: Barney Ardov)

3.

And again, no matter how you spin it, Beitar in the current squad is on the way to a very difficult season. Who did Beitar struggle with at the bottom last season?

With Hapoel Yerushalayim, who apparently won't be there, Raina and Nes Ziona came up instead of Maccabi Petah Tikva and Nof HaGilil.

It's easy to underestimate Reina, but this is a team that invested a lot of money, added and added quality players (just this week, Osama Halaila and a foreign player for $150,000 each), appointed an experienced coach and aims to drive a stake in the Premier League.

Ness Ziona, who everyone marks as a safe relegation, made life difficult for Beitar last week, Hadera will do her shocks and settle down. Nothing will be easy to survive, especially if the mod that accompanied Beitar will be quickly forgotten, if people get confused and don't remember where the club is This was a month ago.

There are no shortcuts, as almost the entire road to this season was crooked.

Anything beyond survival should not be on the agenda.

There are no shortcuts.

Aboxis (photo: Barney Ardov)

4.

Beitar is still hoping that Haliophilo Pleiter will agree to move to Leumit this week and will allocate the budget to another player. If this happens, the club is debating whether to add a goalkeeper or an attacking player, when both options are being examined. In the Israeli section, the names that come up are Ariel Harosh and Boris Kleiman, while at the same time foreigners are being examined If a goalkeeper is added, the club will hope to add Dor Turgeman from Maccabi Tel Aviv on loan, when he is in the team they are also waiting for an answer from Maccabi Tel Aviv regarding Roy Rabivo.

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