Kiryat Shmona Football Club Faces Six Straight Losses, Seeks January Changes
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Kiryat Shmona Football Club has lost six consecutive games, falling below expectations for the season. Despite disappointment, the club believes it can avoid relegation and plans to evaluate roster changes in January. Owner Izzy Sheratzky supports coach Shi Brada, who has expressed frustration with the team's attitude. The team faces Beitar Jerusalem next, hoping to end its losing streak.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Kiryat Shmona Football Club has suffered six consecutive league losses.
- The club's performance is below expectations, causing disappointment and anger.
- Officials express confidence Kiryat Shmona will avoid relegation this season.
- Roster changes are expected in the January transfer window.
- Owner Izzy Sheratzky backs coach Shi Brada to lead the team out of the crisis.
- Kiryat Shmona will try to end its losing streak against Beitar Jerusalem.
Kiryat Shmona Football Club is experiencing a difficult period, having suffered six consecutive losses in the league. The team's performance this season has fallen significantly below expectations, leading to disappointment and anger within the club. "There are no excuses, and we won't look for any. When we lose, we must take responsibility and work harder to win and get out of this period," stated club officials. Without a point deduction for Hapoel Tiberias, Kiryat Shmona would currently be at the bottom of the league table.
Despite the grim situation, the club maintains a sense of proportion, emphasizing that it is still early in the season and expressing confidence that Kiryat Shmona will avoid relegation. The team saw key players depart over the summer, but officials expect higher output from the current squad at least until January. Significant changes to the roster are anticipated during the January transfer window across all positions.
Owner Izzy Sheratzky is expected to continue his support for the professional staff, believing that Kiryat Shmona, under coach Shi Brada, can overcome the current crisis. Brada himself did not hide his disappointment after the latest loss and reprimanded the players during halftime for their attitude.
Kiryat Shmona's next match is an away game against Beitar Jerusalem at Teddy Stadium, where they will attempt to break their losing streak.
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