Bnei Eilat Coach Meir Cohen Departs After 3 Rounds Amidst Team Struggles
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Meir Cohen has been dismissed as coach of Bnei Eilat after only three rounds, following a 6-0 loss to Shikun Hamizrah. The decision was made after an emergency meeting with the team's owners and professional manager. Despite the setback, the team had won three of its first four matches and currently sits fifth in the league. Several candidates are being considered to replace Cohen.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Meir Cohen is no longer the coach of Bnei Eilat after only three rounds.
- The team suffered a significant 6-0 loss to Shikun Hamizrah.
- Cohen's departure followed an emergency meeting with owners Dudu and Natali Vaturi.
- Ofer Fabian recently replaced Kobi Refua as professional manager.
- Bnei Eilat currently holds fifth place in the Liga Bet standings.
- Several candidates are being considered to replace Cohen as coach.
Meir Cohen has concluded his tenure as coach of Bnei Eilat, a team in Liga Bet, after only three rounds. The decision comes despite a recent 2-0 victory, following a significant 6-0 defeat to Shikun Hamizrah. The club, described as a "dream team" in Liga Bet, is reportedly beginning to unravel.
Cohen's departure was announced Wednesday morning. The move followed an emergency meeting attended by owners Dudu and Natali Vaturi, and professional manager Ofer Fabian. Fabian himself recently replaced Kobi Refua as professional manager.
Despite the team's overall strong start with three wins in their first four matches, the heavy 6-0 loss appears to have been a turning point. Bnei Eilat currently sits in fifth place in the league standings.
Following Cohen's exit, a list of potential replacements was discussed, including Shahar Weizinger, Nimrod Kostika, Sharon Hitman, and Dor Levy, in that order.
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