Hapoel Bnei Sakhnin FC

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Bnei Sakhnin

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Nama lengkap	Hapoel Ihoud Bnei Sakhnin FC הפועל איחוד בני סכנין اتحاد أبناء سخنين
Julukan	{{{nickname}}}
Didirikan	Late 1970s
Lapangan	Doha Stadium Sakhnin
Kapasitas	5,000
Ketua	[[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Mazen Genaim
Manajer	[[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Elisha Levy
Liga	Liga Leumit
2005-06	Ligat ha'Al, 11th
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Hapoel Ihoud Bnei Sakhnin FC (Ibrani: הפועל איחוד בני סכנין, Arab: اتحاد أبناء سخنين) adalah sebuah klub sepak bola Israel, dan berpusat di Stadion Doha, Sakhnin. Klub ini merupakan klub Arab yang paling sukses di Israel dan bahkan pernah memenangkan Israeli State Cup (liga utama) pada 2004.

Daftar isi 1 History 1.1 Early years 1.2 Liga Leumit years 1.3 Ligat ha'Al 1.4 Liga Leumit Return 1.5 Sponsorship 2 Support 3 Players 3.1 Current squad 3.2 2006-2007 Transfers 3.2.1 In 3.2.2 Out 3.3 Out on loan 3.4 Noted former players 3.5 Academy 4 Club Officials 4.1 Boardroom 4.2 Management 4.3 Managerial History 5 Honours 6 Records 7 Performance in the top division 8 Stadium Information 9 External links 10 Notes

[sunting] History

[sunting] Early years

The word ihoud (Hebrew: איחוד) means "united" and was added when Maccabi Sakhnin and Hapoel Sakhnin joined to become one club, simply called Ihoud Bnei Sakhnin or Bnei Sakhnin United, though UEFA refers to the club still as Hapoel Bnei Sakhnin.

[sunting] Liga Leumit years

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[sunting] Ligat ha'Al

In its first season in Israel's top league, Bnei Sakhnin was expected to be quickly relegated along with fellow Israeli Arab club Maccabi Ahi Nazareth. Questions remained as to whether the squad that promoted this team was able to compete at this level, along with the added pressures not to become the next Hapoel Taibe. They also lost manager Momy Zafran who decided not to continue and brought in Eyal Lahman, who was a bit foreign to the club.

The club signed former Maccabi Haifa FC striker Raffi Cohen and loaned another striker, Lior Asulin from Maccabi Herzliya. Sagi Strauss was brought in to mind the nets from Maccabi Petah Tikva.

[sunting] Liga Leumit Return

This season, Bnei Sakhnin returns to the Liga Leumit. Hopes are that with a budget of five and a half million New Israeli Shekels, the club will be able to return quickly to Israel's Ligat ha'Al (Premier League). It will be a difficult task as Israeli clubs have been targeting Sakhnin players to bolster their rosters leaving Sakhnin with a very youthful squad for the upcoming season.

[sunting] Sponsorship

Last season the club signed a shirt sponsorship deal with Israeli telecom company Cellcom. Talks are currently ensuing over continuing the deal even though the chief executive of Cellcom's Arab sector affairs, Suliman Diab, has left his non-executive post with Bnei Sakhnin to join Bnei Tamra.

The club's budget was bolstered on June 15, 2006 when businessman Arcadi Gaydamak announced that he would donate ₪2 million to the club in hopes that they will make a return to Israel's top league. This is not the first time that Gaydamak has donated money to Sakhnin. On August 23, 2005 he gave US $400,000 to the team in hopes to promote peace and harmony among the citizens of Israel.

[sunting] Support

The fan base of Bnei Sakhnin is very small in comparison to other Israeli clubs. The majority of fans of Bnei Sakhin are Arab Israelis but the club does have many Jewish Israeli fans from the neigboring kibbutzim.

Big matches (especially those against rival club Beitar Jerusalem) can attract large crowds but toward the end of the 2005/06 season when the club was set to be relegated, the attendance at matches declined dramatically. The peak of fan attendance was the Israel State Cup final when Ramat Gan Stadium was filled with Arabs from Israel, Jordan, Qatar and the UAE who had all come to support the club.

Hoolganism has also been a problem for Bnei Sakhnin, mostly springing from the culture of obsession regarding football that has dwarfed the games themselves. On January 29, 2005 Sakhnin fans rioted at Haifa's Qiryat Eliezer Stadium during a match against Hapoel Tel Aviv FC after a violent incident on the field between a team official and a referee, who earlier had shown red cards to two of Sakhnin players for vicious fouls. The Israel Football Association penalized Bnei Sakhnin by making them play two games without fans.

[sunting] Players

[sunting] Current squad

As of July 19, 2006

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[sunting] 2006-2007 Transfers

[sunting] In

• Ohad Kadusi - Maccabi Petah Tikva

[sunting] Out

• Abbas Suan - Maccabi Haifa FC - ₪250,000
• Ahmed Kasoum - Hapoel Petah Tikva - $170,000
• Marhan Abu Riya - Hapoel Petah Tikva

[sunting] Out on loan

None so far

[sunting] Noted former players

Abbas Suan

[sunting] Academy

The youth players of Bnei Sakhnin.

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[sunting] Club Officials

[sunting] Boardroom

• Owner: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] City of Sakhnin
• Chief Executive: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Mazen Genaim
• Non-Executive Director: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Ahmed Amar
• Club Secretary: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Gantus Nor
• Press Officer: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Khalaileh Monder

[sunting] Management

• Manager: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Elisha Levy
• Assistant Manager: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Moamar Genaim
• Goalkeeping Coach: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Moshe Halevi
• Fitness Coach: [[Image:Templat:Country flag alias Israel|22x20px|Templat:Country alias Israel]] Marwan Riyan

[sunting] Managerial History

2002 Momy Zafran 2003 Eyal Lahman 2006 Momy Zafran

[sunting] Honours

• State Cup 1
  • 2003-04

[sunting] Records

• Most League Goals: 61 Hana Farhoud (19??-01)
• Most League Goals in a Season (individual): 16 Oren Muharer, Liga Leumit, 2000-01
• Most Goals scored in a match: 3 Samir Zampir v SK Nes Ziona, 6th March 1999 / 3 Wissam Isami v Hapoel Bat Yam, 21st May 1999 / 3 Oren Muharer v Hapoel Jerusalem FC, 31st October 1999
• Most League Goals in a Season (team): 56 1998-99

[sunting] Performance in the top division

1st	0	7th	0
2nd	0	8th	0
3rd	0	9th	0
4th	0	10th	2
5th	0	11th	1
6th	0	12th	0

[sunting] Stadium Information

• Name - Doha Stadium
• City - Sakhnin
• Capacity - 5,000 (final capacity will reach 15,000)
• Inauguration - 2006

[sunting] External links

Official

None

Fan sites

• FC Bnei Sakhnin Supportersclub (in Dutch

Independent media sites

• Ma'ariv

Football Discussion Forums

• BigSoccer.com's Israel Football Forum in English

[sunting] Notes

Sakhnin participated in the UEFA Cup of 2004/2005 reaching the first round after beating KF Partizani Tirana 6-1 on aggregate in the second qualifying round. There, they lost to eventual quarter-finalists Newcastle United 7-1 on aggregate.

Although Sakhnin only recently moved into Israel's Premier League and later relegated, they've automatically become one of the more controversial teams, a result of its Arab identity and its fans' behaviour. Every game between Sakhnin and Beitar Jerusalem has resulted in fan violence, despite Sakhnin's Chairman Ghnaim's stated mission to create a "cultural rainbow" out of his small football club in the Galilee. When Sakhnin won the State Cup, an obituary was sponsored by Beitar fans in Israel's leading daily Yediot Akhronot claiming that Israeli football was dead. One of the leaders of the fans also compared Sakhnin to Al Qaeda.

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