Maccabi Netanya Players Urge Persistence Amidst Winless Streak
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Maccabi Netanya, winless in four games, faces Hapoel Kiryat Shmona on Saturday. Coach Roni Levy remains optimistic about the team's performance and believes hard work and teamwork will bring success. Player Dolev Haziza feels at home and insists the team should persist with their current strategy, citing bad luck and a need to score first. He believes the squad is one of the league's best and wins will come with confidence.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Maccabi Netanya players Dolev Haziza and coach Roni Levy expressed optimism despite a four-game winless streak.
- Coach Levy believes hard work, investment, and teamwork are key to overcoming the slump.
- Player Haziza feels at home and believes the team has one of the league's best squads.
- Haziza suggested the team should continue their current approach, citing misfortune and a need to score first.
- The team aims to return to winning ways when they host Hapoel Kiryat Shmona on Saturday.
Despite a four-game winless streak, Maccabi Netanya is preparing to host Hapoel Kiryat Shmona on Saturday, aiming to return to winning ways. Coach Roni Levy acknowledged the team's recent results have been subpar but expressed optimism about their playing level and team strength. He believes that continued hard work, investment, and a focus on teamwork will lead to solutions and better times.
Levy emphasized that there isn't a single key to victory but rather a combination of factors, with team spirit being paramount. He expressed confidence in his players' abilities and their collective strength to secure wins.
Player Dolev Haziza shared his positive experience at the club, feeling at home and part of a supportive locker room. He believes the team has a strong squad and just needs more time to gel. Haziza surprisingly suggested that the team should continue with their current approach despite the slump, citing a recent match where the opponent scored on their only shot on goal. He attributed the lack of wins to misfortune and a need to be the first to score.
Haziza added that scoring first would boost the players' confidence, reiterating his belief in the team's excellent work ethic and one of the league's best squads. He is confident that victories will follow once the team gains more self-assurance.
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