If Hapoel Tel Aviv did not have time for the humiliating 5: 0 defeat to Maccabi Tel Aviv tonight (Monday) in the city’s big derby, the club will also have to deal with its consequences. Already in the hours after the game these repercussions were present in the Khodorov complex, where about a hundred fans arrived who were furious at the disintegration of their team in the second half of the derby. About a hundred fans made their way from Bloomfield to the training complex, where they waited for the players bus, which arrived at the venue just around midnight.
Upon the arrival of the bus and despite the presence at the scene of police forces arriving to maintain order, the fans who arrived at the complex to get answers from the players and club members lined up on the bus, did not let him enter the complex and cursed the players.
Several representatives of the club came to the area, talked to the fans and tried to calm the winds, while a police car accompanied some of the players who left the compound and was also there to prevent vandalism of fans to vehicles leaving some of the players in the training complex parking lot. It should be noted that most of the players did not arrive at the compound on the team bus but were dispersed to their homes earlier.
Those who did arrive were Freddie Flomin, Marko Yankovich and the young Or Israelov, Omar Senor and Stav Lemkin, and after a question they went out to their private vehicles and tried to get out of the compound parking lot, the fans also attacked their private cars, threw objects at them, tried to prevent them from leaving and forced them “Zigzag” to make their way out.