Hapoel Hadera is complicated at the bottom of the Premier League, did not score over 400 minutes and recorded a fourth loss in a row – this time 1: 0 to Kiryat Shmona, and it seems that its management is tired. Sharon Mimar was fired from the team’s coaching after a year and a month in the position when the candidates to replace him are Menachem Koretzky, Amir Turgeman, Lior Zeda and Yaron Hochnaboim.
In fact, during the game against KS, the professional manager Oren Golan threatened to fire Mimar and right with the final whistle for the first half he went down to the locker room first and announced: “If there is no change here, he (Mimar) will go home.” Keep calm, held a short meeting and told his players: “You did a good half, go on like this and with patience we will reverse the result”, which did not happen in the end and the coach paid the price.
Hadera was Mimar’s fifth training station in the Premier League after Hapoel Kfar Saba, Betar Jerusalem, Maccabi Petah Tikva and Hapoel Haifa. The coach joined the Reds in the middle of last season after the departure of Uri Gutman and managed to finish with it in ninth place in the league. This season, however, Hadera looks Very bad, won only three times, has not yet won in 2021 and is below the red line with only 14 points, like Hapoel Tel Aviv.
And it turns out Shimmer He himself did not feel that the end was near. “I have not heard anything from the management, I do not refer to what is being said outside. I have been in football for 30 years and I know that anyone who refers to it wastes energy. Hadera is very important to me and I am here to work,” the coach declared. “I do not address rumors and nonsense, I am responsible for doing the best I can to get out of this place. I strongly believe in the team we built a good team here.”
One of the candidates to succeed Mimar is Hapoel Nof Hagalil coach Yaron Hochnaboim. The National League leaders are ready to give Hochnaboim the blessing of the road, and made it clear that the decision is in his hands. Hadera is ready to offer the coach a contract for a season and a half.