Hapoel Tel Aviv was on trial today (Wednesday) at the Football Association following a riot by its fans in the game against Maccabi Netanya, when lighters and a ball were thrown from the stands at the ball-bringers. The Reds also stood trial for throwing a plastic bottle from goal 4-5 in the cup game against Bnei Yehuda. The CEO was present at the discussion Odelia Friedman And the club’s spokesman, Erez Naaman.
The course of the discussion on the events of Netanya
Odelia Friedman: “We do not deny guilt, but we issued a letter through our event manager and coordinator. We asked for photos and did not get any. Our crowd was sitting in the top bleachers upstairs, so it was not clear to us. We are not saying that children do not tell the truth but to get from this distance to the place mentioned is very far. You have to throw a bayonet to get there. We asked for the details but did not catch the people. What we were told was only about the lighter. “
Odelia: “We have posted on all social networks to the audience not to throw objects and behave properly. Do not harm people. “
The course of the discussion about the events of the game against Bnei Yehuda
Odelia Friedman: “After all, you don’t put plastic bottles on the pitches, so it’s weird.” Adv. Shimoni HaDayan: “To distinguish between candlesticks that are impressive (with laughter).” Odelia: “The camera did not capture the same projectors. We make every effort if this is the posts we upload. There are also such alerts on screens at Bloomfield Stadium. ‘ Adv. Shimoni: “Do you have a conversation with the Ultras?” Friedman: “Yes, they claim it is not on their behalf.” Shimoni: “But they know who is doing it.” Naaman: “It is individual. But they are already starting to blame each other in light of the recent events between the fans and in light of the punishment of closing the gates. ” Naaman: “If the Ultras wanted to hurt the Per Excellence club, he could have done it. In the stick derby you felt it was an organization. It’s not even a handful here. ” Naaman: “We are here every week, but that discussion with Nisnov did well.” Adv. Shimoni: “I hope that the professional change you have made will also calm things down.”
Bnei Yehuda was also on trial, on counts of injury by fans and rioting. In the game against Hapoel Tel Aviv in the cup, when plastic cups were thrown from the stands and later a lighter hit the referee’s forehead.
Kfir Edri, The group’s CEO from the Hatikva neighborhood, said: “I’m sorry and condemning. I was here two weeks ago about throwing a drinking glass at a judge. But it’s something trending that has nothing to do with the game itself. The fans come to do on purpose, to hurt the owner and the club, it’s a small handful. It was difficult here because this is not our security company. We tried to locate but it is very difficult. The fans do it in a sophisticated way. “
Edri: “I do not underestimate these offenses, but the court gives them what they want. They want the team to come out with a fine. I’m ready to do a radius without an audience. With the money we spend, it is better for us to have a radius without an audience instead of giving the prize. ” Adv. Shimoni: “We give without the audience the groups explode.” Edri: “If it was an act of play, nerves, a referee’s mistake. But when you lead Hapoel in the cup and do it, you understand that it is a trend. ” Shimoni: “We do not see any other way except that you locate and pressure these people.” Edri: “In the previous offense in the garden we were on trial, we removed the two fans from the pitches and we will sue them.” Shimoni: “If it was just throwing glasses then it filled. But to hurt the judge? ” Edri: “It saddens us as a club. In the end, we will leave here with a fine and they will get what they wanted. “
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