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Bnei Reineh Owner Faces Six-Month Ban for Referee Insults
The Football Association prosecutor has filed a severe indictment against Saïd Basoul, owner of the Bnei Reineh football club, for insulting a referee. Basoul faces a potential six-month ban from stadiums due to the indictment and a prior suspended sentence.
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- 01Bnei Reineh owner Saïd Basoul faces a six-month ban for insulting a referee.
- 02The Football Association prosecutor filed a severe indictment against Basoul.
- 03Basoul allegedly called the referee "zero," "plant," and "idiot."
- 04He is already serving a suspended six-month ban from a previous incident.
- 05The incident occurred during a match between Rishon LeZion and Bnei Reineh.
The incident occurred after a goal during a match against Rishon LeZion, where Basoul allegedly hurled insults at the referee and fourth official.
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