Bnei Sakhnin Coach Curses Fans After Alleged Abuse
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abukasis cursed at Maccabi Tel Aviv fans after alleging he and his daughters were wished cancer during a 0-0 draw. Abukasis claimed the fans hurled severe curses at him from the first minute of the match. He stated that while emotions run high, the fans' abuse crossed a line, and that others would justify his reaction if they heard the original insults.
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- Bnei Sakhnin coach Yossi Abukasis cursed at Maccabi Tel Aviv fans during a 0-0 draw.
- Abukasis alleged fans wished him and his daughters cancer.
- The coach claimed fans hurled severe curses at him throughout the match.
- He stated his own outburst was a reaction to worse insults from the crowd.
- Abukasis argued that buying a ticket does not grant the right to severe verbal abuse.
Bnei Sakhnin's coach, Yossi Abukasis, was involved in an ugly incident with a group of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans during a 0-0 draw at Bloomfield Stadium. Abukasis cursed towards the stands after claiming he endured severe verbal abuse throughout the match. He stated that a section of Maccabi fans, seated behind the Sakhnin bench, wished him and his daughters cancer.
"They cursed me the whole game," Abukasis said, responding to questions about his own outburst. "I think they deserve much more. The curses they hurled at me during the game... why aren't you mentioning that? It's a shame you didn't hear what they said above me, curses worse than the word I said to them, and I was mumbling. There are great coaches than me who have outbursts like this. You sit calmly and don't hear the curses from the first minute."
Abukasis added, "There are emotions, I didn't throw anything. They also need to be educated. Maccabi Tel Aviv's crowd doesn't deserve everything - to curse such severe curses from the start of the game. Just because a crowd buys a ticket doesn't give them the right to curse such severe curses. It's permissible to curse, no problem, but severe curses? If you say what happened, everyone will justify me."
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