Guy Ben Ziv
Betar Jerusalem fans outside the Moshava Stadium (Hagai Michaeli)
Along with Betar Jerusalem’s 1: 1 victory last night (Wednesday) over Maccabi Petah Tikva, the story that employs the club’s leaders deals with what happened at the end of the game in which fans from La Familia waited for owner Moshe Hogg outside the stadium and cursed him.
Hogg and his wife left the Moshava Stadium on a side road as instructed by the police, in an attempt to avoid a meeting with the fans, but when La Familia fans who arrived at the Moshava recognized Hogg’s vehicle from a distance, they started running towards the owner of Betar Jerusalem, which led Hogg’s driver to cross At a red light for fear of the fans arriving at the car and attempted assault.
“The driver of the party was forced to drive at a red light for real fear that they were going to hit him and the party was going on. Celebrating intends to fight La Familia and not give up, the club will consider all possible legal, economic and social measures to fight those fans who want Celebrating to leave the club. “La Pimila has people with names and leaders with names, we will think carefully about how to handle this story,” they said at Home and Garden.
The war with La Familia will be long and it will gain momentum with the return of the fans to the pitches. Fans from the Hela Familia organization say they will act legally to express their protest against the celebrants and the goal of the fans is to get the celebrant to leave the club.
Back in the game in the colony, there was extraordinary joy in the locker room of Betar Jerusalem at the end of the game against Maccabi Petah Tikva. “It was such an important game for us, we felt we were fighting for the future of everyone here on the team,” said players at the end.
Idan Vered was the best in the game, apart from the great goal he scored, Vered demonstrated a fighting game, passion, leadership and motivation that swept all the other players until the final whistle of referee Aviad Shiloah. Betar summed up the victory in one sentence: “A victory recorded for one player, Idan Vered.” Vered is ending his contract at the club this season, and Betar will enter into negotiations with him to extend his contract for another two years. Ophir Krieff, Aviel Zargari and Oren Bitton also received compliments from the professional team.
Along with the joy, Betar faces the game on Sunday against Beer Sheva and the new coach of the team, Roni Levy, when Beit Vagan knows without a doubt that Betar expects a very difficult game. Shai Barda and Slobodan Drapic are already starting preparations for the game this morning (Thursday): “If we do not win in Be’er Sheva, we will not do anything,” Barda said. The brakeman Ural Degani will be absent from the game against Toto Turner due to injury and he is also in doubt for the next game against Sakhnin, Or Zehavi is expected to open at 11 on Sunday against Beer Sheva.
