Israel Midfielder Dor Peretz Calls Ireland Loss 'Regrettable'
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- Dor Peretz called the loss to Ireland a regrettable career moment.
- He hopes to score and improve the team's collective scoring ability.
- Peretz acknowledged criticism is legitimate after a 3-0 defeat.
- He expressed confidence in the team's potential against Kosovo.
- The midfielder stressed the need for aggression and positive energy.
Israeli national team midfielder Dor Peretz described the recent heavy loss to Ireland as one of the most regrettable moments of his career. Speaking ahead of the team's match against Kosovo, Peretz acknowledged the team's struggles, particularly in their scoring ability, expressing a personal hope to score in the upcoming game. He emphasized that the team's collective goal is to score goals and improve their performance, stating his commitment to supporting his teammates, especially during difficult times.
Peretz reflected on the 3-0 defeat to Ireland, calling it a "snowball" effect that the team couldn't stop. He admitted that the team's performance was not good and that they did not live up to the pride and honor of representing the country. He also addressed the public criticism following the loss, stating that while he is aware of it and finds it legitimate, he tries not to focus on it. He noted that positive feedback would have followed a win, and criticism is expected after a poor showing.
Looking ahead to the match against Kosovo, Peretz expressed confidence in the team's potential, citing the presence of "great people in all areas." He believes they can achieve good things and overcome challenges by being more aggressive and playing better. He plans to encourage his teammates to approach the game with positivity and energy to secure a positive result. The interview took place in Debrecen, Hungary, where the Israeli team is based.
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