Betar Jerusalem is furious: "The court will pay salaries to our employees"

The capital is boiling following the decision to punish the team in a game without a crowd, and the court is expected to reverse the decision on appeal: "The whole world is against us, we have the crowd left and now they have taken it too."

The club is waiting for a deadline set for Malul before they start implementing the cuts plan

Ophir Saar

20/01/2022

Thursday, 20 January 2022, 08:01

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Summary 2: 2 between Kiryat Shmona and Betar Jerusalem (Sport 1)

Betar Jerusalem is furious at the court's decision to punish the team in a game without an audience following a riot, and expects the punishment to change after the appeal is filed and the hearing will take place.

A senior club official said this morning:

Everything here is turbulent in the club, we are fighting for every shekel and feel that the whole world is against us.

We have our audience left, and now they have taken that too.

Which team is more than us systematically fighting violence on the pitches?

The tribunal will also find a solution on how to pay the salaries of the workers. "The

club added:" This is once again back to the loop of ridiculous punishment.

We will fight for it with all our might.

Our players have snatched bottles in the past, fans have thrown metals and not closed pitches to the crowd, it's a blatant disproportion.

Where are all the people talking about saving the product?

Will playing without an audience help it? "

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"It's the only thing left, and they took it, too."

Betar fans (Photo: Maor Elkelsi)

Regarding the cuts, the club is delaying the decisions until the deadline given to Stefan Malul to transfer the seriousness fee expires.

If he does not transfer money by the weekend, as early as next week the club will begin operations of cuts and player releases.

The work plan is to release at least four players from the team.

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