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Sports12:55 · Sep 17

Walla! Sport Discusses Player's Celebration Controversy

By מערכת וואלה ספורט
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

A recent controversial goal celebration by player Ohad Davida during the Tel Aviv derby has become a focal point on the new Walla! Sport program "Not for Publication." The discussion centered on whether the league's reaction was hypocritical, especially in light of similar celebrations seen globally. Host Shlomo Weiss questioned the league's stance, asking if it was hypocrisy or if they believed the league was right, pointing out that such celebrations are common worldwide.

Analyst Ra'anan Barnoyevsky suggested Davida should have celebrated in front of his own fans, but also highlighted the severe online abuse Davida and his family have endured, including death wishes and curses directed at his children, primarily from Hapoel Tel Aviv supporters. Barnoyevsky also addressed claims that Davida's gesture was offensive to soldiers, contrasting it with the use of grenades and fireworks by fans, which he implied were more harmful.

Ofir Saar expressed concern about the current tense atmosphere in the country and the inability of security forces to fully control crowds, fearing potential pitch invasions. Weiss drew a parallel to Lionel Messi's celebrations, asking if similar criticism was leveled against him when he celebrated in front of Real Madrid fans. Saar acknowledged understanding Davida's frustration but cautioned about the potential volatility of such actions in the current climate. Barnoyevsky concluded by noting the generally violent atmosphere in Israel, which he believes is amplified within the context of football matches.

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