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Unexpectedly, Dor Micha arrived yesterday to speak at Hapoel Beer Sheva's press conference ahead of tonight's game against Maccabi Tel Aviv (Monday, 8:30 p.m.).
Micah is not the regular client for this at Alona Barkat's club.
You will usually see Miguel Vitor, Omri Glazer, Ayad Abu Abid there.
There were also flashes of other players before and after games, but for the media to receive Micah on the eve of a game against Maccabi Tel Aviv is a holiday gift.
It's a generation after the season.
Finally getting a little closer to that player from Maccabi Tel Aviv.
The one who grew up in the stands of Gate 11, returned balls as a boy in the youth division on the grass at Bloomfield and later was a senior partner in the championships of the happy days of Mitch Goldhar.
For Omar Atzili, it was easier after the affair than three years ago.
He returned from his short exile in Cyprus and immediately started bombing Maccabi Haifa.
Was a senior partner for the championships, rebuilt himself.
Only in the Israeli national team did the crowd not forgive him and he quit.
Micah, on the other hand, needed more time to establish a renewed status in the Premier League.
He doesn't have the element that the nobles have, the exiles.
He doesn't have the deadly left foot, the spin kick that kills games.
Micah had to take a longer route.
Much more difficult with ups and downs.
Yesterday he could have already relaxed on the chair next to Eliniv Barda and shoot: "I think that Hapoel Be'er Sheva accepted me this season as I was. I think that I am finally Micha's generation."
"I'm finally Micha's generation," he said before the game (Photo: Danny Maron)
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Even this season, Micha is not a permanent resident in Eliniv Barda's lineup.
More than once the coach of Hapoel Be'er Sheva came up with his strong trio in the middle: Roy Gordana, Shai Elias and Eden Shamir, and sent other players from Micha to the attack.
But in many games Micah was there in the center of the field.
Still without exiles, which he probably won't have on his resume when he's already 31, but still with a lot of wisdom, golden dedication, release from pressure and mobility.
Integration into Hapoel Be'er Sheva was a process that required time.
First, the remains of Maccabi Tel Aviv had to be cleaned up.
To take off the yellow color from which it was difficult for him to say goodbye, even if he was thrown out of the club he loves so much.
Yesterday he spoke at the press conference about the memories, about the sweet moments he had at Maccabi Tel Aviv.
There was also a lawsuit in the middle.
Maccabi Tel Aviv did not pay him.
He threatened to sue and that was not easy for him either.
But over time, the breakup became something that is looked at from a distance.
"It's like an ex you break up with and it took you a while to get used to it," he said yesterday.
Those who helped him in the beginning were the friends from the center.
Itai Schechter is at their head.
But also Roy Gordana and Eitan Tibi.
That was the gang.
It is no coincidence that three of the four are victims of Kiryat Shalom.
Those who wanted to finish their career at Maccabi Tel Aviv, but had to look for a new home.
Barkat hugged them and took them all to her and she was not wrong.
The older Shechter and Tibi found it easier to assimilate and they carried Micah with them who had to be picked up many times, like then after the penalty he missed in the Toto Cup final and broke his heart.
Help from an old friend.
Micah with Schechter (Photo: Danny Maron)
When Eliniv Barda was appointed coach, it was already finished.
Breda and Maor Malikson experienced Micah the player when they competed with him on the grass in the championship battles.
They knew better than anyone that there was potential that could be realized.
Working with Micah was patient with a lot of emotion.
"It's not Eliniv's knowledge, it's the way he conveys things to the players," Pargan repeatedly hit his coach and also repeated the same yesterday when asked about the young coach's connection and contribution to his development at the club.
Tonight, again against Maccabi Tel Aviv, Micah should be very dominant.
produce a game after which the franchisee will ask him for another interview.
A match against Maccabi Tel Aviv will always excite him.
It's something that will never go away.
But now Hapoel Be'er Sheva needs him more than ever to stay on track.
To be tight in this exhausting race against Maccabi Haifa.
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