Tiberias FC Fires Coach Moti Krispil Amidst Club Turmoil
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Moti Krispil was fired as coach of Hapoel Tiberias FC on Wednesday, two months after being appointed. The players protested by refusing to attend training. The club stated the decision was made by management for the good of the club, but sources indicate the trustee, Liza Hadash, made the call, not Aryeh Kalmanzon.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Moti Krispil was fired as coach of Hapoel Tiberias FC after only two months.
- Players protested Krispil's dismissal by refusing to attend training.
- Trustee Liza Hadash reportedly made the decision to fire Krispil.
- The club cited professional and administrative review for the dismissal.
- The decision was made without the involvement of Aryeh Kalmanzon and his son.
Moti Krispil has been dismissed as the coach of Hapoel Tiberias FC, a mere two months after taking on the permanent role. Krispil informed the players of his departure during a team meeting, stating that the decision had been made for him to leave. The players were reportedly shocked by the news and, in protest, refused to attend the team's training session.
Sources within the club suggest that the decision to dismiss Krispil was made by the trustee, Adv. Liza Hadash, and not by Aryeh Kalmanzon and his associates. This move follows a prior decision by the trustee not to approve the team's budget. Some club officials expressed concern, calling the situation a "fire sale" and criticizing the trustee for making professional decisions as if the club belonged to her, noting that Aryeh Kalmanzon's son, Oron, was also not involved in the decision to part ways with Krispil.
In an official statement, the club indicated that the decision was made by the management as part of a review of professional and administrative conduct, prioritizing the club's best interests and future. The statement thanked Krispil for his service and wished him success, adding that Hapoel Tiberias would continue to strive for professional and administrative stability with a focus on the team's goals for the remainder of the season.
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