Summary: Beitar Jerusalem - Maccabi Netanya 0:0/Sport1
Dor Micha last week started in the Beitar Jerusalem lineup for the first time since September 18. He lost his place in the lineup even before the war, was injured, and only with the appointment of Barak Yitzhak as coach was he able to receive credit. On the difficult months that passed him, in which he mostly sat on the bench.
"It's no secret that my season is not good enough.
I signed with Beitar Jerusalem with different expectations. With the previous coach, I didn't play enough and I got injured, so things didn't go the way I wanted. That was the situation. I hope that now I will play more and prove myself, that I will be able to express myself in the money time of the season."
"I promised Beitar that I would prove myself." Dor Micha/Berni Ardov
If the choice to sign with Beitar Jerusalem was correct: "There was a feeling that I returned from Cyprus to Hapoel Be'er Sheva to restore my career, but I played a lot of minutes, I was the king of assists and I finished with a bad feeling, but it's not that I didn't play.
When Yossi (Eboksis) and Barak (Abramov) brought me to the team, they thought that Jordan Shua would leave - I also understood between the lines that I would not have come if they had known that Jordan would stay.
They didn't make enough use of the opportunity to play with both of us together and I hope that now it will happen.
From the beginning I told Beitar that they would give me a contract for one season and I promised them that I would prove myself. I also started the season well, but from the third round to the last I did not play in the team even once."
The relationship with Yossi Aboksis: "It's not that he lost faith in me, but that he had 11-13 players that he really believed in and ran with. I also can't make claims because they had a lot of good players. I would try to bring energy and bring myself even when I came off the bench Or when I didn't play, but the situation isn't always pleasant. Professionally, things don't always go my way, but in terms of desire and motivation, I give 100 percent of myself in every training session and every game. Every minute I'm on the field, I'll give everything. It's hard to provide numbers when you play ten minutes, player, sure A creative player like me needs confidence and a sequence of games, faith and support from the coach."
Micha was also asked about the new coach Barak Itzhaki, with whom he played in Maccabi Tel Aviv: "He knows me and knows what I can give, but he will only judge me on my abilities. We all understand the situation we are in right now, two points from relegation - whoever doesn't He understands that we are in real danger, he needs to check himself. We are in a war for life, for this club, we brought the team to this situation and we will have to get it out of it."
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