In the video: Another moment that Aliniv Barda will want to forget about his career
The Israeli cliché says that the last thing a successful Israeli legionnaire should do towards the end of his career is return abroad. The memory here is very short and the moment when the crowd waving it on its shoulders turns faster than expected. Haim Revivo. But sometimes there are exceptions Elyaniv Barda. He has been glorified for six years in the Belgian Genk uniform alongside world stars such as Thibaut Courtois and Kevin de Bruyne, but reached the peak of his career at a late age when he led Hapoel Beer Sheva to its first championship in 40 years. No one can take away the status of the Negev idol. Today (Wednesday) Breda is celebrating 40, and it’s a good time to look back a little on what he’s achieved in his career, the moment he was forced to retire due to a heart problem and his new role as a professional manager. Have fun.
Aliniv, how is your health? Have you fully recovered from the heart attack you went through?
“My health is good thank God. I will never fully recover, but I only do what I am allowed to do, follow the doctors’ instructions and keep healthy.”
Where do you aspire to reach professionally in your new role as a professional manager?
“I always strive to reach the highest possible in every position, try to succeed in building a broad infrastructure for the club for the coming years and give the coach and the professional team and the players the best tools for success.”
What would be considered an achievement for you as a professional manager?
“It would be a great achievement if we could produce a team that fights every year for all the titles in the league, regularly participates in the home stages in Europe and is stable over the years, also financially. “Working around the clock for the benefit of the department and if we manage to produce several players for the senior team every year, that’s great. Of course, cooperation with teams from the national league is also possible, and of course the project with Dimona and our academy at Eshel Hanasi School.”
What is the most important feature for a professional manager?
“To give peace and security to the system, filter background noise and work 24/7 behind the scenes so that the professional team will lack nothing. Maintain an open and healthy relationship with our many fans and that the club will be run in the most professional way possible.”
How does the decision-making process for adding a player to Hapoel BS work?
“The process consists of several criteria: what we need for a group (what role, what profile) and then we examine potential candidates (see in video / live, statistics, collect information), salary level, etc. Each piece of information is significant. Once we find one that meets the requirements of The professional coach and manager, and of course the owner, are trying to sign. “
Last season you stood on the lines in a few games. Would you like to be a coach in the future?
“I recently completed the pro course, which was led by Willy Rothsteiner at the highest level possible, with senior lecturers from all over the world. I really enjoy my role today and when I signed in Be’er Sheva as an actor I was already thinking about this role and to my delight “I really like shaping the role and adapting well. And now the goal is to bring success back to the club.”
What do you think about the status of the coach in Israel?
“The status of the coach in Israel is a very big issue, not sure I want to expand on it, but I say with certainty that there are many good Israeli coaches, but as we know we do not have much patience.”
What do you think led to the breakthrough of Ramsey Spori this season?
“Ramzi Spori has made a leap in his ability, attitude and mentality. I am sure that the confidence that Roni Levy gives him also adds to him and the half loan season in Ashdod has challenged him and made him appreciate the existing one. I still expect Ramzi much more and I am sure he has another great improvement range.” .
What is the story behind Barreiro’s addition and how was he discovered to be Jewish?
“We have an excellent partnership with the Luxury Racing Club in Argentina and I have a good relationship with their president. When we brought Mariano, he told me that his mother has Jewish roots and we started the process. I was happy we succeeded and today he is not considered a foreigner. The uniform of the Israeli national team. “
Eli Madmon, who grew up in the youth department of BS, has no place in the team’s staff today?
“The youth department started a new process at the beginning of the season led by Maor Melikson with a new policy and I am sure that in time the results will also come.”
What does Alona Barkat mean for Hapoel B’Shlosha?
“Alona Barkat is Hapoel Beer Sheva and I do not know another owner in the country who is involved, invests, lives and breathes football all day and takes care of the success of the club like her. In addition, community interest is a very important issue and she always emphasizes community ties. Sheva is the group of the capital of the Negev and represents a huge geographical area and many sectors. “
What sets Hapoel B’Shlosha apart from all the other clubs in the country?
“Hapoel Beer Sheva is a very warm, popular and community club and football in the city is the dominant and main sport and sometimes a good result can affect people’s mood throughout the week until the next game. As long as we continue to maintain our modesty as a club and as people I believe everything will be good.”
What did you advise Roni Levy to do during the crisis with the audience?
“Roni Levy has very great experience in football and my advice was to concentrate only on football and how to make the team play better and continue to work hard as always.”
Yossi Benyon repeatedly claims that Roni Levy is the best coach in the country. Do you agree with him?
“Roni Levy is a veteran and decorated coach, who worked in big clubs in Israel and even coached overseas in reputable clubs and succeeded there as well. He is a professional and meticulous at the highest level and works very hard. The training is very fast and the professional content is great. Levy definitely meets their high standards. “
Why has Israeli football not reached a major tournament in over 50 years?
“Israeli football must receive help and budgets from the government and improve the infrastructure of the pitches / facilities, improve the level of coaches (quality courses and advanced training in Israel and abroad) and worsen the attitude to the coaching profession so that it is reflected in the salaries of coaches in young departments. And of course team owners who will be patient with a process that takes time. A reserve league or the establishment of a development league will also contribute to the development of the Israeli player. This should be a national task of the government and not of the group owners. ”
Who do you think should be the national team coach?
“There are a lot of candidates who deserve to coach the team. I’m not in the place of decision makers.”
You are today a professional manager. If you could add any Israeli player to Hapoel BS without a budget limit, who would you add?
“The Israeli player I would be happy to add is Lior Rapalov. I would be happy to bring Tony Wakma back to Beer Sheva as well.”
Who is the biggest player you have played with?
“I played with Thibaut Courtois and Kevin de Bruyne, Christian Benteke and Kalido Coulibaly were also great. Yossi Benayoun and Maor Melikson are football geniuses, without a doubt I got to enjoy and learn from them all.”
Who was the hardest brake to pass?
“Tal Ben Haim, Coulibaly, Arik Benado.”
Kevin de Bruyne has said in the past that he has learned a lot from you. What did you learn from him?
“Kevin is a great player who has evolved and made a long way to get to where he is today. I learned a lot from him, especially about a young player with confidence who is not afraid of anything and always proves on the grass.”
What is the biggest moment in your career?
“I was happy to have many great moments in my career. Championships, trophies, the Champions League. It’s hard for me to get my hands on one moment, but the first championship with Be’er Sheva after 40 years was very special.”
One career decision you would go back you would change
“I missed beyond Dortmund after the first season at Genk, but I’m not sorry about anything, all for the better in life.”
As someone who knows the Belgian league closely, what do you think about what Lior Rapalov is doing there?
“Raphaelov is just huge. People do not understand how great his achievements there are and he represents the country and brings great honor.”
The biggest gate you conquered?
“I do not have a specific goal, but the hat-trick against Maccabi Tel Aviv at home will always remain in my memory.”
Who is the coach who has most promoted you in your career?
“I went through a lot of coaches, each of whom played a part in my development as an actor. I was privileged to train with the legendary Dror Kashtan, the late Lupa Kadosh, Hugo Bruce and Frankie Verkautern.”
Would you like your children to be football players too?
“My kids really like football and I would love to have everything that will do them good.”
How sorry were you to see Joshua leave?
“Joshua was one of my favorite players. What he has in his legs is magic. I really wanted him to stay, but things didn’t work out and I wish him success with all my heart.”
Who served as your model in the role of professional manager?
“I really like and admire Monchi from Sevilla.”
A story you will never forget from your career
“The pitch in the blades that day.”
One thing we do not know about Aliniv Barda
“That I really like to cook.”
Who do you think is the greatest Israeli striker of all time?
“I’ll leave it to you.”
What’s the biggest disappointment in your career?
“The 6: 2 loss to Maccabi Tel Aviv in the cup final.”
If you could play in any club in the world, where would you like to be?
“Juventus”.
Who is the funniest actor you played with?
“Ivan Bosniak.”
Who is the player with the greatest leadership ability that you have ever played with?
“Autumn Elimelech.”
Who is the best player in the locker room you played with?
“Asi Rahamim.”
What prevented you from reaching a stronger league than the Belgian in your career?
“A drop of luck … happy with my part.”
Who do you think is the biggest foreigner who played for Hapoel B’Shlosha?
“There were a lot. Joshua, Tony Wakma, John Ugo, Ovidio Hoban, Marco Dicosteno, Victor Moroz, Blessing Kaku.”
How many times in 40 years have you been called Dora because of her hair?
“I was called a lot of names: Dora, Jackie Chan, Amitav Bechan (Bollywood movie star).”
What do you wish for yourself at age 40?
“Health, health, health.”
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