Bnei Sakhnin Backs Coach After Foul-Mouthed Outburst at Maccabi Tel Aviv Fans
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Bnei Sakhnin's management backed coach Yossi Abuksis after he cursed at Maccabi Tel Aviv fans during a 0-0 draw. The club feels they would face harsher penalties if similar incidents occurred at their home stadium. Following the match, a fan bus was stoned, and the goalkeeper collected money thrown by fans for his performance.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bnei Sakhnin's management supports coach Yossi Abuksis after he cursed at Maccabi Tel Aviv fans.
- The club claims they would face stadium closure for similar incidents at their home ground.
- A fan bus carrying Sakhnin supporters was pelted with stones after the match.
- Goalkeeper Raul Braulio collected money from fans for his performance in the 0-0 draw.
- Captain Maron Gantos joked Braulio deserved 100,000 shekels for his goalkeeping.
The management of Bnei Sakhnin, led by chairman Khaled Duch, has publicly supported coach Yossi Abuksis following his aggressive cursing at some Maccabi Tel Aviv fans during their match at Bloomfield Stadium on Tuesday, which ended in a 0-0 draw. Sakhnin officials stated that if similar incidents had occurred at their home stadium in Doha, they would have faced severe repercussions, including stadium closure and calls for harsh punishment. They expressed frustration that even when facing aggression, they feel blamed.
This sentiment extends beyond the incident involving Abuksis. After the game, a fan bus carrying Sakhnin supporters was pelted with stones, with no one injured due to luck. A source familiar with the matter indicated that Maccabi Tel Aviv and the police are investigating the stone-throwing incident and are committed to apprehending those responsible.
In a separate bizarre event, Sakhnin's goalkeeper, Raul Braulio, collected money thrown onto the field by fans in appreciation of his performance against Maccabi Tel Aviv's potent offense, which secured a valuable point for his team. Back in the locker room, the collected bills amounted to a few hundred shekels. Captain Maron Gantos jokingly told Braulio he deserved 100,000 shekels for his goalkeeping heroics.
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