Bnei Sakhnin Goalkeeper Receives Unexpected Tip After Draw
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Bnei Sakhnin's goalkeeper Raul Briano received a 300 shekel tip from a fan after a draw against Maccabi Tel Aviv. Coach Yossi Abuksis was also involved in an altercation with opposing fans. The club defended Abuksis and condemned the throwing of stones at their fans' bus. Briano also gave 100 shekels to a club volunteer.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bnei Sakhnin goalkeeper Raul Briano received a 300 shekel tip from a fan after a match.
- Coach Yossi Abuksis was verbally abused by Maccabi Tel Aviv fans during the game.
- Bnei Sakhnin defended their coach, calling the fans' insults unacceptable.
- A bus carrying Bnei Sakhnin fans was damaged by thrown stones after the match.
- Briano also gave 100 shekels to a volunteer youth associated with the club.
Bnei Sakhnin secured a valuable away point against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Tuesday, with coach Yossi Abuksis's team exceeding expectations at Bloomfield Stadium. Two incidents overshadowed the match: a confrontation between Abuksis and opposing fans, and an unusual "tip" given to goalkeeper Raul Briano.
Bnei Sakhnin defended Abuksis after he cursed at Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters, stating he endured harsh insults throughout the game, including about his family. The club emphasized that while cursing is one thing, wishing death or illness is unacceptable, especially in a football context. Abuksis expressed his distress over the severe taunts he received during and after the match.
The club also condemned the throwing of stones at a bus carrying Bnei Sakhnin fans after the game, which fortunately resulted in no injuries but caused damage to the bus windows. A police complaint was filed.
Meanwhile, the game's standout performer, goalkeeper Raul Briano, received a 300 shekel tip from a team supporter. He also gave 100 shekels to a volunteer youth accompanying the club. Briano described the situation as funny, stating he didn't know what to do and didn't want to offend the fan, whom he appreciates. The club praised both Briano and his coach, Id Barbra, for their performances this season.
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