Maccabi Haifa Coach Roni Levy Expresses Shock at Barak Bakhar's Resignation
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Haifa coach Roni Levy reacted with shock and anger to the resignation of opposing coach Barak Bakhar after a 4-0 loss. Levy learned of the resignation during a press conference and questioned the decision, citing Bakhar's success in winning three championships. The news came as a surprise to Levy, who expressed his dismay at the development.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Coach Roni Levy expressed anger and shock at Barak Bakhar's resignation.
- Levy learned of Bakhar's resignation during a press conference.
- Maccabi Haifa lost 4-0 to Maccabi Netanya before the announcement.
- Bakhar had previously led Maccabi Haifa to three league championships.
- Levy questioned the decision to remove a successful coach.
Maccabi Haifa coach Roni Levy was visibly shocked and angered upon learning of his counterpart Barak Bakhar's resignation during a press conference following Maccabi Haifa's 4-0 loss to Maccabi Netanya on Saturday. Levy, who was the opposing coach, expressed disbelief at the news, stating, "Wow, wow, I have no words. Sad, I'm angry, I don't like it at all." He questioned how one could speak of dismissing a coach who had led the team to three championships. Reporter Yigal Goldstein informed Levy that Bakhar had already announced his resignation. Levy, clearly taken aback, added that Bakhar had achieved great things for Maccabi Haifa and football in general, acknowledging his own potential bias due to his past record with the club.
