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Roni Levy: "I should not have behaved like that, but in football there are emotions"
Hapoel Beer Sheva coach spoke ahead of MS.
Ashdod (Saturday, 17:30 in Sports 3) and referred to the incident with the fans: "was not in place."
On the faculty: "It takes time to connect everyone"
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Roni Levy
Itay shechter
Yaniv Tuchman
Thursday, 04 November 2021, 16:43
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Summary of Maccabi Netanya - Hapoel Beer Sheva 1: 1 (Sport 1)
Hapoel Beer Sheva held a press conference ahead of the upcoming league game in which the team will host MS.
Ashdod (Saturday, 17:30 in Sports 3).
Coach Roni Levy first referred to an incident that occurred in the game against Maccabi Netanya, then filtered curses at his team's fans.
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"You should not behave like that, it was not in place, but football is a game of emotions and sometimes it is said that things should not be said. If someone is hurt I apologize, from here we move on."
Put the incident behind him.
Roni Levy (Photo: Berni Ardov)
Regarding the 1-1 draw in the last round against the Diamonds, Levy said: "Even when they had ten players we could not beat them, they were an opponent who stood up and defended. "We need to maintain the result and then increase it. In football there is momentum and we did not use it. We learned what needs to be taken from the game and we look forward."
On MS.
Ashdod coach said: "A tough game against a good team that tries to play positive football, but plays at home with our crowd and strives to win. It is very important to produce continuity, a sequence of good results for our confidence and deterrence. At the same time we want to present positive and good football."
The opponent is playing positive football.
MS players
Ashdod (Photo: Liron Moldovan)
"We have a wide squad and a lot of good players and options," the coach said of the squad available to him. .
On the 100th game at Turner: "It's exciting. I was in the days of Wassermill and getting to a stadium like that is something completely different."
Levy went on to say, "We have a lot of new players, it takes time to put them all together and do the puzzle right. As time goes on, the players get to know each other better."
Waiting for the opportunity.
Itai Schechter (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)
Itai Schechter concluded: "We are players and come to every training session to work hard and prepare for the next game. We came out disappointed from the last game after already leading 0: 1 and losing concentration and paying dearly. We had to win, but in football there are moments you are not ready and you are punished. these".
On his minutes of play, the striker said: "Every player wants to play and open and I started the season well. Right now the coach decides to go with a certain striker, whenever they need me to open I will be ready. I like to play and win. We have good momentum and look good, we have to move on."
On the crowd: "He will continue to encourage and push us as much as possible. Every football team has less good moments and less good minutes. In those minutes we need the crowd to push us forward. Our crowd gives us tremendous confidence."
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