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Berkovich Tells Peleg to 'Get Out of My Life' Over Maccabi Haifa Obsession

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Former Israeli football star Eyal Berkovich publicly aired his frustration with Channel 12's Guy Peleg for his constant focus on Maccabi Haifa. Berkovich sent Peleg messages urging him to "get out of my life" and find other hobbies. He contrasted his own active lifestyle with Peleg's described domestic routine. Berkovich stated his own need for constant movement and activity.

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  • Eyal Berkovich told Guy Peleg to "get out of my life" over his obsession with Maccabi Haifa.
  • Berkovich played a voice message criticizing Peleg's constant talk about the football club.
  • The former player contrasted his own priorities of family and work with Peleg's.
  • Berkovich described Peleg's home life as involving a parrot, reading, and laundry.
  • Berkovich stated his own need for constant activity and dislike of being alone.

Former Israeli football star Eyal Berkovich has publicly expressed his frustration with Guy Peleg, a senior legal correspondent for Channel 12 News, over the latter's intense focus on Maccabi Haifa.

Berkovich, speaking on the "The Magician and His Sons" podcast, shared that Peleg's constant discussions about the football club were "driving him crazy." He revealed he sent Peleg a message stating, "Guy, there are elections in two weeks, the fate of the country, get out of my life with this Maccabi Haifa." Berkovich then played a voice message he sent to Peleg, urging him to "find new hobbies" like reading, gardening, or doing laundry, and to "stop bothering me with this football."

The former player contrasted his own life priorities with Peleg's, describing his own interests as his children, work, partner, and granddaughter Emma, along with enjoying good food and wine. Berkovich depicted Peleg's home life as surprisingly domestic, involving extensive care for a parrot, reading, managing laundry for his four children, and gardening.

Berkovich admitted that his own restless nature means he needs to be constantly active, finding solitude difficult and stating he "can go crazy" if not working. He humorously noted that he even started talking to trees after being alone for an hour and a half.

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