After the win in the Derby, the champion stung: "How many Tannenbaum kicks stopped the whole game? Scoring they did not succeed in us" • Ibich referred to fires in the stands: "Dangerous situation, first time I see such a thing" • Riken revealed: "I almost lost sight "

• Maccabi Tel Aviv celebrates a part victory in Derby, yesterday in Bloomfield

  Photography:

  Alan Shaver

Maccabi's weak ability in a 0: 3 victory yesterday in the derby made club members sting Hapoel Tel Aviv: "In our entire vehicle we are a much better team than them. Hapoel says we kicked 3 kicks and won? How many kicks did Tenenbaum stop the entire game? One or two?" Optically controlled and that's all. Even the poor consolation of scoring in front of us they failed. "

Maccabi hopes that the disciplinary tribunal of the Football Association will not punish with them, after one of the smoke grenades thrown in the derby hit and wounded the head of photographer Hapoel Tel Aviv, was taken to a hospital and needed stitches. A group member argued that: "Punishment should be in accordance with the commission of the offense and not according to its outcome. The offense is the firing and throwing of prikotechnics. In a civil court, the outcome of the offense can not be considered in the Association's court. .

Chairman Erez Elevon made it clear that he did not intend to move to the events in the stands: "Yesterday evening, a group of criminals, from both sides, decided to take the law into their hands while setting fire to the stands in Bloomfield and throwing flares at the field that even hit a photographer's head during his work. .

"The events could have ended with lost souls and fortunately this time it ended miraculously without loss of life. I take these events very seriously and I expect the Chief of Commissioner to direct the police to investigate and locate the same outlaws that harm our gaming experience. Expect the court to severely punish them and send them for a long period behind bars.

"Nobody has the right to endanger parents and children coming to the fields and we will do everything to keep the safety of the hundreds of thousands of football fans who come to the stadiums every week.

Coach Vladan Ivich addressed the turmoil in the stands and said: "This is happening in Greece and this is the first time such a thing has happened since I am here. Okay it is a derby but no one wants to see fire in the stands, it is a dangerous situation. We are here to deal with sports, football, and not things like that. "A lot of kids come to the games and we are responsible for them and the audience has to be responsible in the stands so that kids can come see us and be proud."

Maccabi Tel Aviv celebrates with Ayalon Coral. No forces? // Photo: Alan Shiber

Midfielder Avi Riken, who scored the first goal, referred to his team's ability and victory, saying: "This game is not one of our best this season. We're confident we can play much better, both individually and as a team, and I say that after 0: 3 in the derby. "We don't look good but don't apologize for it and nobody in the club apologizes for winning 0: 3."

Riken openly recounted the difficult period since his eye injury and said: "Not many people know but I went through something unpleasant and was in danger of vision. It has required me in the last few weeks not to play and exercise. Blessed be I passed it and returned. I had anxiety, but the immediate family and the club Supported me. I went through it like a big one. I was on a lot of visits to a hospital, it's an unpleasant time but I'm after it. "