The hallucinatory incident took place over the weekend in the Youth League North, when the game between Betar Haifa and the Tamra youths was stopped in the 60th minute, after Tamra coach Hisham Abu Ali expelled his players from the grassroots demonstration, claiming that the referee, Almog Dahan, whistled only against His team and conduct do not suit the spirit of the coach. The referee’s report wrote harsh words about the coach, who apart from the fact that the children sold the grass and proactively stopped the game, followed the referee and photographed him so that he could pass it to the relevant football association. “I know what punishment the association will bring to me and my team. I hope they will also listen to my words and my heart,” he said. Abu Ali To ONE.
The refereeing report did not say simple things against the visiting team, Tirei Tamra and its coach. About my refereeing with complete demonstration. In the half I talked to him in order to calm down the quarrel. In addition, he burst onto the grass and decided to blow up the game. “
The referee added: “After I asked him several times about wanting to blow up the game, he responded with complete demonstration and told me ‘you do not know how to judge’, ‘from the beginning of the game you came against me’, ‘you do not deserve to judge these players’ and all that. Was done in a terribly threatening atmosphere that I felt threatened by him. Of course with his approval I whistled for the end. But this is not the end of the story. After about 10 minutes he bursts into the judge’s room and asks me for my ID, “For another game of mine and he burst into it and wanted to claim ‘take a picture of me to transfer to the association’ which hurt my personal space and of course I explained to him that he was interfering with my personal space and left the referee’s room.
More from the serious report: “After I finished dressing, he (the coach) came out after me from the referee’s room to the parking lot outside Aviran (the pitch) claiming ‘I want to photograph you to move on’, which once again hurt my personal space and my comfort zone. I felt like such a persecution, the coach followed me for about 5 minutes and tried to photograph me, after repeatedly explaining to him that it was not appropriate and I was not interested, for me it is a jarring injury to personal space. After the coach followed me, he asked in Arabic to ‘stop me and take a picture of me’. Of course I continued on my way and he made me a triple finger with all his players and his team started cursing me with sayings of ‘Referee Ben% Vana’, ‘We will% judge the referee’, after I continued to walk they stopped with the minibus next to me and continued to scold me me. I hope they have exhausted the full severity of the law with the coach. “This is something that should not happen in our sport and as a coach who is not a personal example of anything, I hope it will stop as soon as possible.”
Hisham Abu Ali Tamra young coach said: “Referees ruin our games. Send young guys who have no experience, no lines and everything goes against you. No penalty, no different, no legal goal, everything is whistled against you. From the beginning he was anti-me and Tamra. Why did I get to him late, I told him there were traffic jams on the way so I could not get there earlier. He did not accept it and said he would be registered in his report. The whole game the whistles were in favor of the second team. I felt trampled and could not continue. I have been coaching for a good few years, I felt it was a step down. I no longer want to coach football. Not in a situation where the judges decide from the beginning what the outcome will be. It’s not possible. “
The coach continued: “At the end of the game I went to ask him to take a picture of him. He told me he was getting dressed and I waited 20 minutes outside for him to finish respectfully. When he left the referee’s room I asked him to take a picture of him.” I understood why. If he claims he did nothing wrong in the game, why oppose me having them. We will go to the Football Association’s court and present our side. On the results that hurt us as a football club. “
Betar Haifa stated: “Shocked by the strange decision of the Tamra coach to take down his players, he sold the grass because of the referee’s decision to whistle Pendel in our favor after 2: 2. It was hallucinatory. First time we come across an event of this kind. Is this the education to be given to these boys? Download the young players sold the grass because of a referee’s right or wrong decision? How many such decisions have been made in senior teams and even in the Premier League? A coach should set an example for his trainees, hold back and take things for himself, whether for good or for bad. That was not the case. “