In the shadow of the shock and parting from Amir Turgeman, Hapoel Kfar Saba is preparing for a meeting with Hapoel Haifa in Sami Ofer this coming Saturday. A game that is not only important at the points level, since Kfar Saba is only 3 points away from the red line, but will also be a kind of test for the former assistant coach, Ravid Gazal, who may stand on the lines as head coach until the end of the season.
The club is at a crossroads regarding the appointment of a new coach. After Yitzhak Shum’s statement that he has made a mistake in the entire selection of coaches so far, the option of allowing Ravid Gazal to stand on the lines as head coach is seriously being considered. At the same time, it should be noted that the robbery does not have a pro certificate and therefore the club may enroll someone else, like the Garlic Age for example, who is in the middle of a pro course.
Today (Thursday) during the training the players watched a video at Hapoel Haifa, went through a briefing with referee Idan Leiba Bezom who sharpened the new rules for the players and then had a short formation activity when the team held a traditional candle lighting with Idan Garlic.
At the professional level, Gezal practiced an array of defensive fives when Sudik Atenda will return to the lineup and collaborate with Omar Danino and Tal Makhlouf as the third stopper. In the link squad George Pucciba practiced with Ben Reichert and there is a dispute between Michael Umo and Or Dassah. In the robbery attack, he is debating which of the Carpala Sisoko and Amado Sokona will open alongside Lavaga Kisito.
robbery He said of the preparations: “Personal changes are an unpleasant matter. I worked alongside Amir for almost a year and learned a lot from him. I of course wish him much success in the future. In the last month we have not been able to score as much as we wanted. “To come and do the things we have already done this year and bring points. Hapoel Haifa is a good team. But of course we come in every game with good feelings and great faith in ourselves.”