Guy Luzon received a lot of criticism after the
documentation
was published in
which he appeared to threaten a Maccabi Petah Tikva fan. The
coach appeared in front of the cameras today (Sunday) for the first time since the incident in question, The situation of his team, which locks up the Premier League table.
"I suffered from these fans for a long time. They pushed cameras in front of me, kicked me in the car, cursed and spat at me from zero range, and I kept biting my lips," Luzon said. After what happened to us there that we lost in the 94th minute, the same fans who curse me non-stop came to the compound and I responded to them.
"I'm angry at myself for falling into this trap, but I know I should not have reacted like that."
Luzon added: "To all the beauties who criticize and say how he behaved, let's see how they would behave if they pushed cameras in front of them and kicked them in the car, cursing them from zero range and spitting on them. "I will respond and there will be another affair. On the field, do what you want and curse, but I recommend not approaching me in my free time."
When asked if he has a solution to the situation with the fans he responded: "Think it is a protest of tens of thousands of mourning and a protest of 15 fans. I can not control other people and not my job to find solutions. My job is to find solutions only for my team and players. "To me politely, but as soon as they face me and slander, tease, and spit, then I have nothing to talk to you about."
On the situation of Maccabi Petah Tikva, he said: "We will have to get stronger.
For me as long as I feel like my players are giving of themselves, I'm here.
"Our big trouble is that in our good minutes and in our good games we did not take the points like against Ashdod or Hapoel Jerusalem or this week we scored a legal goal that was disqualified for nothing and absorbed 94 minutes.
Towards Maccabi Tel Aviv, Luzon said: "Maccabi Tel Aviv is a rare club and a trained team. We need to concentrate on the things that depend on us and try to take advantage of their weaknesses and how to bring the points. We deal with them less."
Captain Eric Janko added: "I have heard about protests and curses from fans and as long as it is on the pitch it is legitimate but when it comes to personal life it has no place. The situation is not pleasant for anyone. We think how to get out of the situation stronger. I believe we will be able to get out of this difficult situation. "
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