Subscribers will receive a link to a zoom call that will be screened on a huge Teddy screen: "After all, fans will be part of the experience." • Ronnie Levy Towards BS: "We're Coming Very Well"

• Ronnie Levy

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  Danny Maron

Betar Jerusalem will allow the group's fans to be part of a 'Zoom' conversation which will be screened on a huge screen at Teddy Stadium in a match against Hapoel Beer Sheva (Saturday, 20:45), the club announced today (Thursday). The team subscribers of the season and the Ritzers will receive a link and option to sign up to encourage the players, and give as much of a home as possible.

"This is a big message for us fans, the desire to see them back in the stands as soon as possible and despite everything they are part of the experience," the club announcement said.

Betar coach Roni Levy in preparation for Hapoel B'Cash courtesy of Betar Jerusalem

Ahead of the match, team coach Ronny Levy said: "It's a great joy to be back in the league. We all expected it, although without an audience and everyone knows how meaningful the crowd is to us, but the very fact that this is a great joy. I think we did the maximum with that preparation, Good to have, and we did the necessary preparation games and we come in very well. "

The coach referred to the fact that the games were held without an audience: "It's tough, very difficult, maybe that's the main thing in football, the crowd and all the craziness around the game, but we'll go back to things, step by step, and hopefully the next step will be to bring the crowd back and be with us. It's without him. "

On the opponent, the coach said: "Beer Sheva is a very strong team with a lot of very high quality and very talented players. The playoffs against very strong teams, we have to do the job and it's going to be very difficult."

About the rotation that will have to grow due to the tight schedule: "When we get to such a period, not after ideal preparation, and go to play three games a week, we will have to use them all. I said this to the players, a question that will not open in the upcoming game, it may very well open in the next game, which is after three days. We need to know how to manipulate them and make the exchanges and take advantage of everyone. They should be available. This is very important".

The group also launched a collaboration with the Carlsberg Company, which launched a package of fans for the home, which includes a shirt, a scarf and two bottles of non-alcoholic beer. 

In a letter to fans, the group's chairman, Eli Ohana, wrote: "This is a strange time for all of us. You are far from home, away from love, encouragement, madness, and we are here on the field, trying to get used to the reality without you, hoping that it will be as short as possible and that we will soon meet again at Teddy. "Registration for Teddy's place in the next gaming season is still underway, with thousands of fans already signed up.