Beitar Jerusalem's Poor Form Leads to Fan Criticism of Coach Almog Cohen
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Beitar Jerusalem drew 1-1 with Ironi Tiberias on Saturday, marking their fourth game without a win in their last four. The team, coached by Almog Cohen, now sits in fifth place in the league. Social media erupted with criticism of Cohen and the team's perceived boring and slow style of play, with many fans calling for the coach's removal.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Beitar Jerusalem drew 1-1 with Ironi Tiberias, extending their winless streak to four games.
- The team, coached by Almog Cohen, is now in fifth place in the league standings.
- Fans heavily criticized coach Almog Cohen on social media for the team's poor performance.
- Criticism focused on the team's perceived boring and slow style of play.
- Many social media users called for Almog Cohen's immediate dismissal as coach.
Beitar Jerusalem's disappointing performance continued on Saturday, November 7, 2026, as they drew 1-1 with Ironi Tiberias in their fourth match without a win in their last four games. The result, which took place in Nof HaGalil, leaves Almog Cohen's team in fifth place in the league standings.
Following the match, social media platforms were flooded with criticism directed at the team and its coach. Fans expressed frustration with the team's perceived boring style of play, lack of offensive strategy, and reliance on individual talent. Many posts called for Cohen's dismissal, with some suggesting his ego had ruined the season for the club and its supporters.
Commenters lamented the team's transformation from a seemingly joyful squad to one of the league's most disheartening. Specific tactical criticisms included the team's slow pace of play, inability to surprise opposing defenses, and ineffective ball control. Some users questioned player selections and suggested alternative lineups to improve the team's performance.
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