Maccabi Haifa began by locating fans who committed the vandalism in the team's game against Hapoel Tel Aviv in Bloomfield last Sunday.
Today (Tuesday), the club's general manager, Assaf Ben Dov, sent a letter to the team fan, who was documented (and even documented herself) on camera corrupting the stands, informing her that she would be permanently removed from all club activities, including games, training or anything else. Related to it.
The young fan is just one of several fans documented on cameras, and Haifa is trying to locate them.
The management of the team made it clear that anyone caught would receive a similar letter, with the club even suing the same fans for the financial damages caused to it as a result of acts of vandalism.
"These serious incidents caused economic and image damage to the club," Ben Dov wrote to fans involved in the serious acts, adding: I have your season. "
On another issue, the Maccabi Haifa fans' organization, the "Green Monkeys", has officially announced that they will boycott the upcoming league game against Hapoel Nof Hagalil following the ticket prices, which stand at NIS 110.
A similar incident happened at the beginning of the season, when the green crowd, which comes to the away games in large numbers, boycotted the league game against Hapoel Hadera, until the latter surrendered and lowered the prices.
The organization even called for the cancellation of tickets purchased so far at an early sale.
In the Galilee landscape, the prices were justified by the fact that security costs increased significantly in the game against Haifa, due to the expectations of the large crowd in the game.
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