Moshe Barda 18/02/2021 13:05
Hapoel Tel Aviv players (Itzik Belnitsky)
After being the first to greet the return of the crowd and address their fans, Hapoel Tel Aviv in basketball changed its position and today (Thursday) asked the league director to re-examine the outline of the first beat of the return to the courts. “We have identified a number of failures that we will not be able to come to terms with in light of our commitment to the association’s members, the group’s owners,” they wrote in their official statement.
In their announcement, the Reds detailed the failures they claimed: “1. Limiting the number of fans to 300 regardless of the content of the hall makes no sense. 2. Entrance to the hall should be allowed for the vaccinated, recovering and presenters of a negative test done within 72 hours of the game, as initially mentioned. 3. We demand a commitment to increase the number of audiences to at least 1,000 people as of 7.3.
“4. The principal’s decision yesterday on the lack of allocation to the visiting team’s fans is a change in the order of Genesis. We have waged many struggles in this area in the past and we are not prepared to see our achievements in this area erased under the auspices of the plague. An important part of the principles and values of sports is based on two audiences. We therefore require the allocation of 30% of the tickets in favor of the foreign group – up to a maximum of 10% of the hall content, as is customary during routine times. Without changing sections 3-4 we announce that we will not participate in the outline and will not bring an audience to the team games. We call on the other teams whose fans are important to them – to join us and work to change the outline. “
