Kesher Hapoel BS Ramzi Spori may be prosecuted for his confrontation with a Maccabi Haifa fan at the end of last night's game between the teams (0: 2 to Haifa).
The fourth judge, Shlomi Ben Avraham, witnessed the incident, but the testimony of Yonatan, a Haifa fan, the one to whom Spori ran to hit him and was stopped, decided to tell his point of view to the case after Spori's allegations of racist cursing.
"I did not curse racist curses. We shouted at him 'seven', there were other curses but not beyond that. We are in a city that has coexistence and I am against such calls," Jonathan said. "They were there. I did not hear if other fans shouted at him. In any case, I am against violence and what is the message he is conveying as an actor in such an act?"
Hapoel B'Shlosha made it clear that for them as a club, they take the case seriously, even though they believe Spori could not restrain the calls against him.
Breda confronts Planich.
He also struggled in the face of pressure, Photo: Alan Schieber
Coach Aliniv Barda said last night that "he had to cover his ears and go down to the locker rooms."
The club's management also conveyed a similar message to Spori, with the fear of prolonged removal, if it is decided to prosecute him.
BS licks the wounds
Beyond that, BS is still upset after last night's events. Beyond a loss that significantly reduced the chances of winning the championship (7 points from Haifa), the Negev capital is furious at the red card that referee Uriel Greenfeld handed to Danilo Aspria in extra time of the first half.
As you may recall, Greenfeld handed the Colombian two yellow cards in 20 seconds.
"An international judge like Greenfeld we expected to know how to restrain," they said in court, "is a judge at the highest levels in the world.
In England he would also issue such a red?
We are in doubt. "
Greenfeld moves away from Asperia.
The WC is sure that the gases, Photo: Alan Shiber
It is important to note that beyond the criticism of Greenfeld, there are those in the High Court who have argued that the entry of Asperia is an "irresponsible act, to say the least."
On the professional side, Barda admitted that "Haifa was better, regardless of Asperia's red card."
Despite this, there was still disappointment from the ability of a number of players, including striker Eugene Ansa who started in the squad in light of Nikita Rokavica's injury in the warm-up.
The latter will be examined today in the back thigh muscle and is in doubt for the next league game on Sunday against Hapoel Tel Aviv. I will try not to continue in B'Shlosha next season.
Goalkeeper Omri Glazer, who took the position of first goalkeeper this season, is expected to continue in it next season.
Glazer, who arrived at the beginning of the season from Maccabi Haifa, improved significantly and said last night: "From every goal I absorb I have something to learn, even from those I absorbed against Maccabi Haifa. I will analyze things, I am here to learn every day."
The second goalkeeper, Ariel Harush, is expected to look for a team in which he will be the first goalkeeper, if he does not receive such a promise from the PSC.
The loss last night, was the first since Aliniv Barda was appointed coach.
Owner Alona Barkat is so far satisfied with Barda's performance, but in the summer is expected to return him to the position of professional manager.
B.S. complimented Barda on the preparation and determination shown by the team despite the loss.
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