Poliakov was born in Russian Empire in 1910, and immigrated to Palestine in 1922 with his family.[2] At the age of only 14, he was one of the founders of the Tel Aviv "Allenby Team", together with his brother, Shlomo Poliakov.[3] This team joined forces with the Hapoel Tel Aviv team in 1927, and Poliakov was the first captain of the united team. He played in the team as a defender together with his brother, and scored 5 goals in 42 appearances in the recorded games.[2] In 1928 Hapoel Tel Aviv won the first cup of the Land of Israel, The People's Cup.[1]
In 1934 Poliakov retired from active playing and began managing Hapoel Tel Aviv. Under his guidance, the team won five championships and four Israel Cups while completing two doubles. Poliakov coached the "Hapoel team" on their trip to the United States in 1947, and the "IDF team" on a tour of Cyprus in 1952. In the following years he coached Hapoel Petah Tikva, Hapoel Kfar Saba, Hapoel Jerusalem and Hapoel Holon.[2]
Concurrently with his football career, Poliakov worked in the surveying department of Ma'atz starting in 1929.[2]
^ ab"Moshe Poliakov z"l". Maariv (in Hebrew). 5 March 1975. Retrieved 6 May 2023.
^ abcde"Mosta Poliakov laid to rest". Davar (in Hebrew). 5 March 1975.
^Goldberg, Asher (6 June 2012). "85 years since the founding of Hapoel Allenby Tel Aviv" (in Hebrew). Retrieved 7 May 2023.
January 01, 1970
moshe, poliakov, moshe, mosta, poliakov, hebrew, משה, מוסטה, פוליאקוב, israeli, footballer, manager, founders, hapoel, aviv, first, captain, club, most, decorated, coaches, israeli, football, personal, informationfull, namedate, birth1910place, birthrussiadate. Moshe Mosta Poliakov Hebrew משה מוסטה פוליאקוב was an Israeli footballer and manager one of the founders of Hapoel Tel Aviv and the first captain of the club and one of the most decorated coaches in Israeli football 1 Moshe PoliakovPersonal informationFull nameMoshe PoliakovDate of birth1910Place of birthRussiaDate of death3 March 1975 1975 03 03 aged 64 65 Place of deathIsraelPosition s Centre backSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1924 1934Hapoel Tel Aviv42 5 Managerial career1934 1947Hapoel Tel Aviv1947 1953Hapoel Petah Tikva1954 1955Hapoel Tel Aviv1955 1956Hapoel Kfar Saba1956 1957Hapoel Jerusalem1957 1959Hapoel Holon Club domestic league appearances and goals Contents 1 Biography 2 Honours 3 External links 4 ReferencesBiography editPoliakov was born in Russian Empire in 1910 and immigrated to Palestine in 1922 with his family 2 At the age of only 14 he was one of the founders of the Tel Aviv Allenby Team together with his brother Shlomo Poliakov 3 This team joined forces with the Hapoel Tel Aviv team in 1927 and Poliakov was the first captain of the united team He played in the team as a defender together with his brother and scored 5 goals in 42 appearances in the recorded games 2 In 1928 Hapoel Tel Aviv won the first cup of the Land of Israel The People s Cup 1 In 1934 Poliakov retired from active playing and began managing Hapoel Tel Aviv Under his guidance the team won five championships and four Israel Cups while completing two doubles Poliakov coached the Hapoel team on their trip to the United States in 1947 and the IDF team on a tour of Cyprus in 1952 In the following years he coached Hapoel Petah Tikva Hapoel Kfar Saba Hapoel Jerusalem and Hapoel Holon 2 Concurrently with his football career Poliakov worked in the surveying department of Ma atz starting in 1929 2 Poliakov died on 3 March 1975 from a heart attack at his home in Tel Aviv and left behind a wife His nephew the son of Shlomo Poliakov was the actor Yisrael Poly Poliakov 2 Honours editAs a Hapoel Tel Aviv player State Cups 1 1928 As manager of Hapoel Tel Aviv championships 5 1933 1934 1934 1935 1938 1940 1943 1944 State Cups 4 1934 1937 1938 1939External links editMoshe Poliakov Hapoel Wiki in Hebrew References edit a b Moshe Poliakov z l Maariv in Hebrew 5 March 1975 Retrieved 6 May 2023 a b c d e Mosta Poliakov laid to rest Davar in Hebrew 5 March 1975 Goldberg Asher 6 June 2012 85 years since the founding of Hapoel Allenby Tel Aviv in Hebrew Retrieved 7 May 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Moshe Poliakov amp oldid 1196042355, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
