Maccabi Netanya thought of celebrating the victory over Hapoel Beer Sheva, but throwing stones at the team bus obscured the joy that was after the victory.
"We did not go to play in a scary place but in the toilet, it's disgusting, something has to be done already," the club said.
In Netanya, they said that they did not receive police escort when leaving the stadium because there was no particular fear of harming them.
Last night around midnight they were informed that a 16-year-old minor had been arrested by the police on suspicion of throwing stones.
Avraham celebrates the Victory Gate, Photo: Berni Ardov
And what about the game?
"Against Maccabi Haifa and Maccabi Tel Aviv we were much better, Danny Amos did a great job, but most importantly we won," they said in Netanya. "No one believed we would take 5 points from the games against Maccabi Tel Aviv, Maccabi Haifa and BS. We have A team that deserves to be in the top playoffs. "
The new striker, Patrick Twamasi, who came to the team thanks to the connections in Germany of the professional manager, Almog Cohen, is expected to land in Israel in the middle of the week.
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