Summary of Hapoel Tel Aviv's victory 1:3 over Beitar Jerusalem (Sport1)
It is doubtful if there has ever been such a big consensus around a Hapoel Tel Aviv victory as at the beginning of the week, when the Reds defeated Beitar Jerusalem in one of the most disgraceful games in terms of refereeing in recent times - a game that was held against the background of the fire at the Hapoel Tel Aviv club for a few hours before and the multitude of rumors that surrounded it. Even those who did not hope for Hapoel's victory even before the game, changed their direction as soon as Gal Fried came into action and deprived the Reds of a terrible series of decisions - and this even though he has access to more votes than the average teenager. Hapoel's victory did justice not
only With what happened on the field, but also with the karma that surrounds Beitar Jerusalem.
Even if in the end the club from the capital reaches the top playoffs - even though it doesn't deserve it - the path of suffering is part of the punishment for the sins of the club and Francio.
And one of the main sinners is Yossi Abuxis.
And that's why karma also harassed him more than everyone else.
How did he manage to lose this game?
A draw at half time against a nervous team with ten players, clear home refereeing, thousands of fans in the stands - everything went in favor of Aboksis.
There is no doubt that this is a talented coach, who should and could have been one of the greatest coaches in Israel, but he has one problem: he has no ability to face teams that defend against him.
Aboxis, says a friend who has been studying his conduct for several years, simply does not know how to be the favorite.
Just don't know how to be the favorite.
Yossi Aboksis (Photo: Danny Maron)
If you look at his whole career, it's really noticeable.
When did he succeed: When there were no expectations for Bnei Yehuda over a decade ago, when Sakhnin only had to be kept in the league six years ago, when again there were no expectations for Bnei Yehuda four years ago.
When did it fail?
In Hapoel Tel Aviv a decade ago (expectations!), in Bnei Yehuda three years ago, in Bnei Yehuda two years ago (we mustn't forget: he took a trophy along the way), in Bnei Yehuda in Laumit last year.
It's big.
But also in a small way: here, the second half against Hapoel Tel Aviv is an excellent example of this.
In a home game with a supportive and pushing crowd, against a broken, very nervous opponent, with one less player, after achieving equality and thus erasing Hapoel's early advantage, Aboksis managed to waste an entire half on nothing and nothing.
Haim Silves made a school for him even with ten players and despite shocking judgment.
Hapoel closed in, flew, fought, and Aboksis's team, a mentally small team, was simply at a loss. No wonder it ended the way it did, it did justice in so many ways, most of which are not only related to the micro levels of the game itself, but much more to the macro - All the conduct of Beitar this season, and of course - all the conduct of Aboxis in recent years.
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Barak Abramov (Photo: Kobi Eliyahu)
Of course, this key disadvantage of Aboxis will be an advantage in the cup.
Beitar is waiting for Maccabi Tel Aviv in the half, and how the game will look - we all know.
Even in the final, probably against Netanya - another dominant team that attacks - Beitar will be more practical. Because that's how Aboxis works. But over time, in long-term tournaments - it simply cannot work.
According to the way things work in Israeli football, it seems that the triple honeymoon - Aboxis-Abramov-Kahl - is about to end (even if Beitar does indeed lift the trophy) next season. Therefore, it will be interesting to see what Beitar's summer will look like - what they will do with the players that we gave work during this year (in other words, how much will they sell Yon Nicolasco - and to whom), and how Aboksis will build the squad (hint, if we rely on past years: leftovers, loanees, youth graduates from Beitar Beit Shemesh). It will be even more interesting To see how the boss, Barak Abramov, will act to help his friend Abuxis: will he allow him to bring in a purchase? Will he give him credit if the team falters? Will he again allow him, as he did with Bnei Yehuda, to humiliate the staff and the name of the club and then run away at the last minute to another team , that you will be less likely to get into trouble at the bottom and/or end the season in Sukkot?
In the meantime, until we get there - thank God (and Tel Aviv Hapoel) for some justice.
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