Maccabi Haifa Coach Roni Levy Expresses Shock at Barak Bachar's Resignation
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy reacted with shock and anger to the resignation of Maccabi Haifa coach Barak Bachar on Saturday evening. Bachar stepped down after his team's 4-0 defeat to Netanya. Levy learned of the resignation during a press conference and questioned how Bachar's departure could be discussed after his success in winning three championships with the club.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy was shocked by Barak Bachar's resignation.
- Barak Bachar resigned as Maccabi Haifa coach after a 4-0 loss.
- Levy learned of Bachar's resignation during a press conference.
- Levy questioned Bachar's departure after three championship wins.
Roni Levy, the coach of Maccabi Netanya, expressed profound shock and anger upon learning of Barak Bachar's resignation as coach of Maccabi Haifa during a press conference on Saturday evening. Bachar announced his departure following Maccabi Haifa's heavy 4-0 loss to Netanya. Levy, who was present at the press conference, was informed of Bachar's resignation by reporter Yigal Goldstein. Levy reacted with disbelief, stating, "Wow, wow, I have no words. Sad, I'm angry, I don't like it at all." He questioned how one could even discuss the departure of a coach who had led Maccabi Haifa to three championships. Levy acknowledged his own past with the club but emphasized Bachar's significant achievements in Israeli football and specifically with Maccabi Haifa, calling the situation "sad" and something he "doesn't like at all."
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