Hapoel Tel Aviv Coach Urges Players to Stay Grounded Ahead of Ramat Gan Clash
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Eliniv Barda cautioned his players against complacency after a strong start to the season, emphasizing the need for continued commitment and intensity ahead of their upcoming match against Hapoel Ramat Gan.
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- Coach Barda wants players to stay grounded despite recent success.
- Hapoel Tel Aviv faces Hapoel Ramat Gan on Monday.
- Ramat Gan has lost two but played well, Barda noted.
- Fan support is crucial for the team's performance, Barda said.
- Player Doron Leidner expressed optimism for continued success.
Hapoel Tel Aviv coach Eliniv Barda is urging his players to maintain focus and humility as they prepare to face Hapoel Ramat Gan in the third round of the Premier League on Monday. Following a decisive 3-0 victory over Beitar Jerusalem, Barda acknowledged the team's strong start to the season but stressed the importance of continued effort and concentration.
Barda described Hapoel Ramat Gan as a team that, despite two opening losses, has played well and deserved more points. He anticipates a difficult match, emphasizing the need for his team to approach it with the same level of intensity and alertness demonstrated in their previous game against Beitar Jerusalem.
"The players have great commitment to the fans, the pitch, and the home game," Barda stated. "We shouldn't bring them down to earth." He highlighted the exceptional support from the fans, both in European competitions and in the recent home opener against Beitar Jerusalem, calling the atmosphere an "unusual experience" that energized the players. Barda expects this crucial fan support to be present again for the upcoming match.
Defender Doron Leidner echoed the coach's positive sentiment, expressing satisfaction with the team's first game, which he described as "history." He affirmed the team's forward-looking approach and determination to secure another three points against Hapoel Ramat Gan, aiming to maintain their current momentum.
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