Hapoel Tel Aviv Captain Praises Coach After Cup Victory
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv captain Omri Altman called coach Eliniv Barda possibly the best coach he's had after their 3-2 Toto Cup win over Maccabi Tel Aviv. Altman stated the team proved they could compete with top clubs, emphasizing the importance of celebrating the victory. He praised Barda's demanding style for keeping players alert and driving results.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Tel Aviv captain Omri Altman called coach Eliniv Barda the best he's had.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv defeated Maccabi Tel Aviv 3-2 in a Toto Cup match.
- Altman scored a penalty and stated the team proved they can compete with top clubs.
- Altman stressed the importance of celebrating the Toto Cup victory.
- Altman praised Barda's meticulous style for keeping players alert.
Hapoel Tel Aviv captain Omri Altman lauded coach Eliniv Barda as potentially the best coach he has ever had, following the team's dramatic 3-2 victory over Maccabi Tel Aviv in the Toto Cup.
Altman, who scored a penalty in the match, emphasized the team's desire to prove themselves after a previous heavy loss. "We wanted to prove that we are there, and we proved it to ourselves today," Altman stated, highlighting their ability to compete against one of the league's top teams.
Reflecting on the win, Altman acknowledged the significance of the Toto Cup, even if it's not the State Cup. "We need to be happy about this too," he said, noting his long tenure with the club since 2016 and the importance of celebrating smaller achievements.
Altman also touched upon his personal journey with the club, referencing a past relegation playoff match and the improved relationship with the fans. He expressed that the current success is what matters most.
Regarding his relationship with Barda, Altman described the coach as meticulous, detail-oriented, and demanding, keeping all players engaged and at peak performance. "Eliniv knows how to keep everyone 100% alert," Altman remarked, attributing the team's success to Barda's coaching style.
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