Ahead of tomorrow's game against the Southerners, Betar YM coach does not let Bachar and his students affect the preparations: "It is a home field and waiting for us a very difficult foreign game" • About the bad statistics in recent years against BS: "It does not mean Nothing about tomorrow, it's a different and new game "
Levi. "I keep telling players there is something to fix"
Photography:
Danny Maron
The Betar Jerusalem will be out tomorrow (Monday) for an away game against Hapoel Bet in Tutu Turner Stadium in an intriguing battle for third place. The Yellows - Blacks come into the game against the South with the same number of points as Barak Bachar and his youngsters, and after a disappointing draw against MS Ashdod. Today, the team held a MASA in preparation for the match, which came from team coach Roni Levy and Dan Einbinder who had previously played at WC and even won the championship with her.
Levy said ahead of the race: “We are preparing for the game against Hapoel Hashem and only this is my focus. This is the roster we have, we are happy with it, we will do the maximum with it. We have good players and a good team and we want to succeed. Of course in every window and every transition period borrowers ask and there are headlines, but we concentrate on the game and games we have until January and we will do our utmost. If we can get stronger we will get stronger. "
On the disappointing game in Ashdod: "We take the last game on the one hand as a disappointment because we aspired to win, but in the situation we ended up with at the end of the game we were lagging the players showed a good mentality and returned to the game twice and could also win."
About the fact that Betar did not beat BS in the league for a long time: “Stats are nice but that doesn't mean anything about tomorrow. It's a different game and new, I hope the statistics change. "
On the difficult period of the opponent: “It is impossible to relieve a head in Be'er Sheva and certainly when playing at home. It's a quality team with lots of talented players and a great coach. It is a home ground and waiting for us a very difficult outside game. We have to prove ourselves in tough tackles and I believe we will do that tomorrow. "
Single bond. "Happy to return to Beit Shemesh" // Photo: Danny Maron
Dan Einbinder added to his coach: "It's nice to go back to where I was good and I got a lot of love and appreciation, but I ended up playing there last season so it becomes another kind of game for me and I try to concentrate with all the other players to win and take three points." .
About the good fitness he is in: “I think that throughout my career I always strive to do the most important things and that's what happens in the team I play with and the coaches I train under and get the appreciation from. I came this year with a lot more motivation, I think I can define myself as a hungry player, I came hungry this season to prove, improve, work hard and help the team. I'm glad that so far I'm doing this and I think I can help even more. "
Goals for the season: “We are starting a new round and want to do it on the right foot. Tomorrow at Turner we have a very tough game, we respect the opponent very much, but concentrate on ourselves, come to win. ”
The midfielder also added: “Throughout the season there are always games that can give a little more power forward with lots of confidence. Tomorrow's game is against a tough opponent and this is the toughest foreign game in the league so this is an opportunity to get loads of confidence and push from this game. We did a pretty good round and we can make a second round even better. "
