Maccabi Netanya Coach Roni Levy Eyes Momentum in Upcoming Match
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Maccabi Netanya coach Roni Levy is focused on maintaining momentum in their upcoming away game against Hapoel Ironi Tiberias, following a recent win. Levy stressed the team's serious preparation and respect for their opponent. Player Gabriel Simion expressed happiness with his role and the team's potential, aiming to help secure a top-six league finish.
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- Maccabi Netanya aims to continue momentum against Hapoel Ironi Tiberias.
- Coach Roni Levy emphasizes serious preparation and respect for the opponent.
- Player Gabriel Simion enjoys his time at Netanya and aims for a top-six finish.
- The team is working on both defensive and offensive aspects, according to Levy.
Maccabi Netanya is preparing to face Hapoel Ironi Tiberias in an away game, aiming to build on their recent 1-0 victory over Hapoel Haifa. Coach Roni Levy emphasized the team's serious preparation and desire to continue their positive momentum.
Levy acknowledged Tiberias as a tough opponent, especially given their off-field issues and their fight for survival in the league. He stated that Netanya will approach the match with full seriousness and respect, aiming to secure a win. "We are always attentive to what the team is missing," Levy said, indicating that the team works on both defense and offense, focusing on specific areas without elaborating.
Player Gabriel Simion expressed his satisfaction with his time at Netanya, enjoying life in the city and with his teammates. He described the league as very good and the club as having great potential for growth. Simion highlighted the importance of the last win and the need for continued hard work to secure a spot in the top six of the league.
Simion also stated his personal ambition to play more and contribute to the team's success, feeling a strong connection with his fellow players. He believes hard work is essential to achieve their goal of reaching the top six.
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