Celebrations and worries.
The Betar Jerusalem players, led by Jordan Shoa and Michael Ohana, brought Shavuot ahead of time and splashed water on coach Yossi Aboksis, after the victory over Hadera. Later this week, they will also hold a season-ending party.
But alongside the joy, home and garden continue to be concerned.
At this stage it is not clear whether the team will go into disbandment or it will operate on a minimum budget and based on youth players.
"Betar will not be able to keep players like Degani and Itamar Nitzan, even though they have a contract," said a source close to the club's leaders.
It was also learned that striker Richmond Boachi, who was one of the better foreigners this year for the team, is not expected to continue next season, although the club has an option on him.
The reason is the high salary of the derogatory striker.
Fans plan to continue to demonstrate against owner Moshe Hogg, in order for him to transfer the team immediately and without a demand for payment.
Defender Max Grechkin said: "Football is a game of momentum, both on and off the pitch. From the first moment Yossi went through the club, you could see that we also lost, we played good football, we were committed, we lost but we were good. "There were unequivocal fears of relegation, the situation was not simple, many players played with injuries and also cut salaries to help this huge club because it is bigger than all of us. Betar's place is at the top of the Premier League."
Ahead of Teddy's final game against Kiryat Shmona, Grechkin said: "The fans must come and enjoy the atmosphere here, they were in the most difficult moments, and there were some this season, I call on them to come and enjoy the football we present now. I do not know what will happen next year, first of all This game, and then we'll see.
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