Wilbkin attacked Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, the Reds: "Did not act independently"
Guard Maccabi Tel Aviv: "They do not like Israel, how do they sing about the Holocaust?"
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23/05/2022
Monday, 23 May 2022, 19:10
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The playoff quarterfinal series between Maccabi Tel Aviv and Hapoel Tel Aviv is over, but the front between yellow star Scotty Wilbkin and the Red Club and his fans is only heating up.
After visiting the rival's audience on Twitter at night, today (Monday) the Guard continued the attack more severely, live on Twitter, when Maccabi Tel Aviv even published the player's remarks on its official website.
Wilbkin, who is known for his gaming hobby, posted on his Twitter account a link to the live broadcast on Twitter, with the caption: "Hapoel fans, let's cry."
In the broadcast, a Maccabi player provided a number of particularly unusual statements: "I think Hapoel fans do not like Israel. If they were, they would not be singing about the Holocaust. How could I love their country more than they do," Wilbkin asked.
"They don't even respect their players. I played in Greece and it was not close to what happened yesterday. Objects were thrown there, and fans were immediately caught and thrown out of the hall. Whenever Hapoel Tel Aviv had a miss-match,
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Abnormal attack.
Scotty Wilbkin (Photo: Danny Maron)
As you may recall, last night's derby was stopped several times due to throwing drinking glasses and other objects from the Reds' Ultras stand, when in one case, acting player Igor Kolshov even slipped on the floor as a result.
In addition, as every meeting between the urban rivals, abusive songs were heard against the Yellows' chairman Shimon Mizrahi and the fitness coach Regev Fanan, as well as Holocaust wishes to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Wilbkin continued to kill: "I just do not understand it.
I would never call an Israeli a 'Nazi'.
It is forbidden.
I understand hatred between clubs, but not things like that. "To the fact that Hapoel fans mentioned the balance in their favor (3: 4) in the derbies this season, the guard replied:" This is the mentality of a small club.
Where have you seen such things other than at Hapoel Tel Aviv?
It seems to you that we said that to Real Madrid when they defeated us, 'Two weeks ago we defeated you?' "
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The champion star added: "Why is it provocative to say that I do not respect those who act like that? You do not want to know what was said about me and my family during the game. If Maccabi fans did something like that, I would tell them to stop, and if they did not stop I would be angry. Makes it clear that I am against it. I did it when Jacoben Brown was injured and Maccabi fans whistled. I do not feel bad about anything I say about them. Maccabi fans are not perfect, they did crazy things this season, but it is impossible to compare. If Maccabi fans sing about the Holocaust "Please let me know. Jerusalem fans always curse me, but it's part of the game and I have nothing against them. I have fun playing in Jerusalem, I will not do anything disrespectful there."
Hapoel Tel Aviv, of course, did not remain indifferent to Wilbkin's remarks.
On the team's official Twitter, they posted a picture in which the football team's fans waved signs with the names of victims who supported the team, and added a sting: "Sorry Scotty, we do not like Israel like you."
Increased to do basketball manager and its spokesman, Itai Berger, who blamed when he retweeted the post from the previous paragraph, writing: "Wilbkin did not act alone or on his own. His whole purpose and purpose is to harm Hapoel Tel Aviv basketball, image and financial. "They will succeed. In basketball, there is the verb."
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