Opposing Coach Stunned by Barak Bakhar's Resignation After Maccabi Haifa Loss
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Barak Bakhar resigned as Maccabi Haifa coach Saturday after a 4-0 loss to Maccabi Netanya. Opposing coach Roni Levi was shocked to hear the news during a press conference, expressing anger and sadness over the departure of a coach he described as having achieved great things for the club. Levi questioned how such a successful coach could be spoken of in terms of dismissal.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Barak Bakhar resigned as Maccabi Haifa coach after a 4-0 defeat.
- Roni Levi, the opposing coach, was shocked to learn of Bakhar's resignation.
- Levi expressed anger and sadness over Bakhar's departure.
- Bakhar had led Maccabi Haifa to three league championships.
- Levi questioned how a successful coach could be discussed in terms of dismissal.
Barak Bakhar announced his departure from Maccabi Haifa on Saturday evening following a significant 4-0 defeat against Maccabi Netanya. Roni Levi, the opposing coach, learned of Bakhar's resignation during the post-match press conference and expressed complete astonishment. Initially, Levi reacted with anger when a reporter, Yigal Goldstein, alluded to the possibility of Bakhar's dismissal or resignation, questioning how one could speak of a coach who had led the team to three championships in such terms. Upon being informed that Bakhar had indeed resigned, Levi stated, "Wow, wow, I have no words. Sad, I'm angry, I don't like it at all." He further commented on Bakhar's achievements, noting his significant contributions to football, particularly at Maccabi Haifa, while acknowledging his own past record with the club. Levi concluded by reiterating his surprise and dismay at the news.
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