"I will sell you a ticket for NIS 1,200": Maccabi Haifa fights speculators | Israel today

The game between Maccabi Haifa and Maccabi Tel Aviv on Monday arouses great interest. All tickets for the game were sold out a long time ago and the speculation is celebrating. Across the network, tickets are sold in huge amounts, from NIS 600 to NIS 1,300.

"I sell you the best ticket in the stadium," said one of the speculators in a conversation with "Israel Today", "1200 shekels is not expensive for a game like this. Because they were from Tel Aviv. "

In another conversation with a man who sells a ticket to the southern stand, the conversation was in a similar vein: "Until I got this ticket it took me 4 days" he claimed, "Listen, if I could I would come to the game, but get me married do not ask. 600 shekels is without money, It's not even covering my envelope. "

Maccabi Haifa fans.

All tickets sold out long ago, Photo: Photo: Alan Shiver

Like these cases, there are quite a few people who try to take advantage of the great demand, especially among Maccabi Haifa fans, to speculate on tickets.

The Green Club is aware of the phenomenon, and when they do, the tickets are blocked and the seller's details are passed on.

It is important to note that the club has the details of all ticket buyers and subscribers, from the name, ID, phone number, email and full address, especially due to cases of this type.

Meanwhile, in Haifa they are trying to lower their profile until the game on Monday.

The players are aware of their expectations in light of the results in recent games, but also of the negative streak against Maccabi Tel Aviv. "We will have to deal not in the past but only with what will happen on Monday," the club said.

Jose Rodriguez.

Suffers from muscle tenderness, Photo: Alan Shiver

Currently, it seems that there will be no major changes in the lineup, from the 11 that defeated Bnei Sakhnin 0: 6.

The Spanish Jose Rodriguez, who started as a left-back and excelled, suffers from muscle tenderness and is undergoing treatments in an attempt to train him for the Israeli Clasico.

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