After being sent off by the Football Association’s tribunal for three games (in addition to the automatic suspension for one game), Maccabi Netanya midfielder Gagon Parfa faced an internal disciplinary committee at the club.
At the end of the internal disciplinary committee, it was decided to fine the player from the Ivory Coast ten percent of his current salary, thus effectively putting Netanya behind the affair. The club began preparations for the cup game on Thursday against Hapoel Petah Tikva, when at the same time in the league game on Saturday against Hapoel Tel Aviv, damage was done to one of the stadium stands and Netanya was quick to publish a statement on the subject: “Dear fans, last Saturday night In the stands of the fans. “
The club also said: “This time, it is the conduct of a number of fans who have deliberately decided to corrupt the stadium chairs, which first and foremost hurts the club, the entire team and everyone who Maccabi Netanya wanted. It can be seen that the damage is intentional damage and not a mistake due to excessive enthusiasm in the stands. Continued damage to property in the stands is a continued damage to you fans – do not give a hand to such damage! At the same time it is important for us to say: it is permissible to argue, it is permissible and even desirable to pass criticism, but no hand is given to the destruction of property and causing damage and destruction. The club and the stadium are dear to all of us, let’s keep them ours. “
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