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Beitarist · 01.07.2008, 13:54. All the information about Beitar Jerusalem FC !

History:

Beitar Jerusalem F.C.

Full name Beitar Jerusalem Football Club
מועדון כדורגל בית"ר ירושלים
Nickname(s) The Menorah
Founded 1936
Ground Teddy Stadium
Jerusalem, Israel
(Capacity: 21,600)
Chairman Flag of Israel Eli Arazi
(for Flag of IsraelArcadi Gaydamak)
Manager Flag of Israel Itzhak Shum
League Ligat ha'Al (Premier League)
2007-08 1st place (Champions)

Early history

Beitar Jerusalem F.C. (Hebrew: מועדון כדורגל בית"ר ירושלים‎; Mōadōn Kadūregel Beitár Yerushaláyim) is an Israeli football (soccer) club based in Jerusalem, Israel. It is the Israeli football club with one of the largest followings (if not the largest) in the country [1][2], and thought to be the wealthiest club in Israel thanks to the club's owner being Arcadi Gaydamak, a wealthy Russian-Israeli businessman. Club matches are played at the Teddy Stadium in the Malha neighborhood of Jerusalem. It has been dubbed Gehinom (English: Hell) by club supporters, for the hostile atmosphere they present to visiting teams and their fans.

Two Jerusalemites, David Horn and Shmuel Kirschstein, decided in 1936 to form a local football team. David Horn was the local chief of Betar, the youth movement of the Revisionist (liberal nationalist) Party, a pre-statehood Zionist movement. To this day Beitar fans are generally identified with that movement's successor party, the Likud or other right-wing groups. The leaders of the youth federation saw this as a project to produce a football club with Beitar's self-defined qualities of Hadar (self-respect) and Hod (glory). The earliest squad was composed entirely of Beitar youth members, including a future government minister, Chaim Corfu. They played initially at the "banana field" close to Beitar youth group's "nest".[citation needed]

Nordia Jerusalem

During the internment era, David Horn refused to suspend management of the Jerusalem club, and renamed it Nordia Jerusalem so as to deny ties with the Irgun. Most of the Nordia players nevertheless came from Beitar Youth's ranks, including their legendary striker Simon Alfasi. He soon formed the backbone of an offensive group that included Yisrael Yekhezkel and Aharon "Iron Leg" Khason.

Surviving the 1970s

The team manager in the early 1970s was Imannuel Sheffer, a practice coach for the national squad. He discovered Uri Malmilian, a 16-year-old who Sheffer promoted to the adult squad and who helped them evolve from virtually a pick-up squad to a more practiced, strategic squad. Beitar soon made headlines the wrong way for the first time during a 1974 match against Hapoel Petah Tikva, one of the best teams historically, when their fans charged the field and attacked Hapoel Petah Tikva players and fans. This caused the first of many "radius" penalties in club history, and they were forced to play several home games in another city without an audience. Also that year the club was supposed to descend one league, but instead was saved by the intervention of Members of Knesset Ehud Olmert (Likud, also ex-Beitar Youth) and Yossi Sarid (Civil Rights group; today a leading critic of Beitar fans).They suspended the descension of Beitar and called for an investigation of Israeli Football Association corruption.

This salvation proved to be a burst of stimulant in Beitar. In 1976, under coach Nissim Bechar, and with the trio of Malmilian, Danni Noiman and Victor Levi, they won their first State Cup title, defeating Maccabi Tel Aviv, which had 8 Cup titles to its name, 2:1 in the final. They also came in second in the more important championship (points) play to Hapoel Be'er Sheva. In 1979 they once again downed Maccabi Tel Aviv by the same score in the Cup final under manager Shimon Shenhar.

The best of times

In 1980 Beitar Jerusalem's potentially historic season cascaded in the face of a season-ending injury to striker Uri Malmilian. The team finished the season at the bottom of the National League, and fell to the A League. The following season a new striker, Eli Ohana, joined the team, and became the face of the modern club. Ohana was well known for being a competitive player, and by 1983-84 Beitar was on the verge of becoming the champions' of Israeli football. The last game of that season was between Beitar and Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Jerusalem needed a win or a tie to clinch their first title. But Hapoel's legendary Moshe Sinai foiled it in a tight game that gave the title to 2nd place Maccabi Haifa. The bitter defeat created a deep-seated hatred between Beitar and Hapoel fans that has not cooled with the times and only seems to get more violent.

In 1985 Beitar moved on by defeating Maccabi Haifa 1:0 in the State Cup Final for their third title, and in 1986 they once again took the final against Beitar Tel Aviv, then a growing power in Israeli football, in the premier season of manager Dror Kashtan. Kashtan did not fluke on his early success, and in 1987, Beitar played a full season in Tel Aviv's Bloomfield Stadium and became champions. That year's roster included Malmilian, Eli Ohana, Yossi Mizrahi (the "suicidal goalkeeper"), Hanan Azulai, Shlomo Shirazi, Avi Cohen, Sammy Malkha, Yakov Schwartz, Udi Ashash, Meir Kadosh, Gary Wandermolen, and Avi Golder. In the postseason Ohana signed with KV Mechelen of the Belgian league and was one of their leaders on the way to their first and only European Supercup title. In 1989 Beitar once again took the State Cup final, this time winning on penalty kicks against Maccabi Haifa.

Rollercoaster 1990s
Teddy Stadium
Teddy Stadium

Beitar disintegrated in 1990-91, and was relegated to the second league, then called "Liga Artzit" (country wide league). Ohana returned the next season, and the squad returned to the first ("National") League under Lufa Kadosh's unpopular but effective conservative tactics. Kadosh was then sacked, and replaced by the popular former manager Dror Kashtan. Kashtan lived up to the expectations and more, winning the national title for 1992-93. Afterward (1995) came manager Eli Cohen, who built one of Israel's all time greatest teams. This squad won the 1996-97 championship and repeated the achievement in the following season, this time under Dror Kashtan who thus won his third cap with Beitar. Kashtan went on to train the team in the dreary 98-99 season, which ended in a loss on penalty shootout versus Hapoel Tel Aviv in the cup final. After this traumatic game, the helm was passed to Kashtan's disciple, Eli Ohana. Ohana's first year as a manager (1999/2000) was less than mediocre, despite the fortunate draw that allowed the team to cruise all the way to the cup final, where it lost to Hapoel Tel Aviv 2:4 on penalty kicks (2:2 in regulation).

However, the end of the 90's marked more than the end of good football in Jerusalem. Due to the scandalous financial management of Moshe Dadash, the legendary chairman, Beitar found itself bankrupt and devoid of assets. Dadash sold the team's training grounds, pocketed 6 million shekels from the purchase money and sold the team to a business group led by businessman Kobi Ben Gur.

Increasing decay

Ohana was fired after the 1999-2000 season when Hapoel Tel Aviv downed Beitar in the second straight Cup final 2:4 on penalty kicks (2:2 regulation). He was replaced by Eli Guttman, who was helped by the signing of Croatian star midfielder Giovanni Rosso. But Gutman's conservative "bunker" style strategy made him a fan target for derision, and he was soon fired as well, a move that ended the directorship of Gad Ze'evi and moved it into the hands of the group that previously bought the team's training grounds - Meir Fenijel, Meir & Shaul Levi and Sasson Shem Tov. The next few seasons showed a Beitar club barely surviving. Rosso signed with Maccabi Haifa and led them to two championships while Beitar struggled to make budgets.

"New" Beitar
Beitar training at the Daniel Hotel, Herzliya. October, 2006.
Beitar training at the Daniel Hotel, Herzliya. October, 2006.

Under tycoon Gaydamak, the club soon established itself as having the largest budget in the Israeli league. New players were signed such as Jérôme Leroy, Fabrice Fernandes, David Aganzo and the club eventually signed manager Luis Fernández. Beitar finished 3rd in the league and qualified for the UEFA Cup at the end of the 2005-2006 season.

For the 2006-2007 season Beitar signed a new manager Ossie Ardiles and several big-name players as well such as Ghanaian Derek Boateng, Israeli Michael Zandberg from Maccabi Haifa and Shimon Gershon from bitter rivals Hapoel Tel Aviv. Beitar was hoping to finally battle it for the Championship again and revive its "glory days" and indeed, in 2007, the team did win the Championship.

After a few months Ossie Ardiles was fired mainly because of failure in the Uefa cup - a loss to FC Dinamo Bucureşti on aggregate, and disappointing scores in the league. The new manager is Yossi Mizrahi former Beitar goalkeeper and manager. Mizrahi is compensated $270,000 USD per season. Mizrahi led the team to the championship.

Crest

Since their foundation, the menorah has become a theme that has run throughout the club. The new crest has kept the menorah.

Mid-1990s crest

Late-1980s crest

Honours

* Old Liga Leumit/Ligat ha'Al[3] titles: 6
o 1986/87, 1992/93, 1996/97, 1997/98, 2006/07, 2007/08
* State Cup 6
o 1976, 1979, 1985, 1986, 1989, 2008
* Toto Cup 1
o 1997/98
* Israel Champion of Champions Cup 2
o 1976, 1986
* Lilian Cup 1
o 1985
* Mini Football Championship 1
o 1988
* Peace Cup 1
o 2000

Fans:

Video-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYGbvwiAXXc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_TzJ-5yfJI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKbvHYmwsPc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULNVClKglww
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ljoVhiko8A
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGJEpoaQ-3E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDrka...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM2KNNT3bYk

Pictures -

http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9...89f33cdvk2.jpg
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9...9e3f2e2zr4.jpg
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/3...a30149amh8.jpg
http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/3...a5ca5ffep6.jpg
http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/9...8aef2e7yy7.jpg
http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/2...a05848ebr5.jpg
http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/2...b94d5e1az3.jpg
http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/5134/hakot022ej5.jpg
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/4982/tks01fx8.jpg
http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/7...izona05tq7.jpg
http://eliad.org/uploads/1212862388.jpg
http://eliad.org/uploads/1212925204.jpg
http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/3118/bj001aw8.jpg
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/1...izona03ee4.jpg
http://www.zix.co.il/images/z-693402362.jpg
http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/2...img2400gv8.jpg

Squad-

GK
Tvrtko Kale - 33 yo Croatia (foreigner)
Ariel Harush - 20 yo Israel

Defenders
Arik Benado (CD) - 34 yo Israel - team's 2nd captain
Shimon Gershon (CD) - 30 yo Israel
Tomer Ben-Yosef (CD) - 29 yo Israel
Shmuel Kozukin (CD) - 20 yo Israel
David Amsalem (CD) - 37 yo Israel - team's captain
Yoav Ziv (LD) - 27 yo Israel
Eliran Denin (LD) - 24 yo Israel
Cristian Alvarez (RD) - 28 yo Chile (foreigner)
Shai Haddad (LD) - 20 yo Israel
Matan Barashi (CD) - 20 yo Israel

Midfielders
Dan Ivinder (CM) - 18 yo Israel
Michael Zandberg (LM) - 28 yo Israel
Idan Vered (AM) - 19 yo Israel
Aviram Bruchian (CM) - 23 yo Israel
Idan Tal (LM) - 32 yo Israel
Derek Boateng (CM) - 25 yo Ghana (foreigner)
Moshe Ohayon (CM) - 25 yo Israel
Dario Fernandez (CM) - 29 yo Argentina (foreigner)
Shai Nissim (LM) - 20 yo Israel

Attackers
Amit Ben Shuhan (CF) - 23 yo Israel
Toto Tamuz (ST) - 20 yo Israel
Sebastian Abreu (ST) - 32 yo Uruguay (Foreigner)
Tal Mashali (FC) - 19 yo Israel

Loaned Players
* Eitan Tibi (CD, 20 yo) - SC Ashdod , 1 year
* Junior Viza (AM, 22 yo Peruvian) - Hapoel Petach Tikva , 1 year
* Avi Rikan (AM, 20 yo) - Hapoel Petach Tikva , 1 year
* Hen Azriel (FC, 19 yo) - Hapoel Petach Tikva , 1 year
* Joeano (ST, 29 yo Brazilian) - Academica (POR) , 1 year
* Kobi Moyal (MC, 20 yo) - Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv , 1 year

Staff
*Chairman - Arkadi Gaidamak - Russia
*Ceo - Eli Arazi - Israel
*General Manager - Itsik Kornfine - Israel
*Director of football - Giora Shpigel - Israel
*Manager - Itzhak Shum - Israel

Rumours

* IN - Barak Itzhaki (FC, 23 yo, Israel) from Racing Genk [around 1M Euros]

* OUT - Derek Boateng to Inter Milan [around 3M Euros]
Toto Tamuz to Twente FC [1M Euros]

Our Stadium (Teddy Stadium) -

http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium...lem_teddi2.jpg
http://www.jerusalem.muni.il/sport/tedi/tedi.jpg
http://www.jerusalem.muni.il/imagedb/n_19721149.gif
http://www.beitar-jerusalem.net/_med...ery_67/635.jpg
http://www.2send.us/upload_download....6f82f338b2ef2f

the end.

I hope Beitar will win and pass to 3nd Qualification (lol of course)

little advice - Our heaven is your Hell (Teddy Stadium)
And ima shelahem zona ya polanim mizdaynim - Its mean Good luck

Beitarist Banita Od: 07.2008 Offline	#79 01.07.2008, 13:54. All the information about Beitar Jerusalem FC !
	History: Beitar Jerusalem F.C. Full name Beitar Jerusalem Football Club מועדון כדורגל בית"ר ירושלים Nickname(s) The Menorah Founded 1936 Ground Teddy Stadium Jerusalem, Israel (Capacity: 21,600) Chairman Flag of Israel Eli Arazi (for Flag of IsraelArcadi Gaydamak) Manager Flag of Israel Itzhak Shum League Ligat ha'Al (Premier League) 2007-08 1st place (Champions) Early history Beitar Jerusalem F.C. (Hebrew: מועדון כדורגל בית"ר ירושלים‎; Mōadōn Kadūregel Beitár Yerushaláyim) is an Israeli football (soccer) club based in Jerusalem, Israel. It is the Israeli football club with one of the largest followings (if not the largest) in the country [1][2], and thought to be the wealthiest club in Israel thanks to the club's owner being Arcadi Gaydamak, a wealthy Russian-Israeli businessman. Club matches are played at the Teddy Stadium in the Malha neighborhood of Jerusalem. It has been dubbed Gehinom (English: Hell) by club supporters, for the hostile atmosphere they present to visiting teams and their fans. Two Jerusalemites, David Horn and Shmuel Kirschstein, decided in 1936 to form a local football team. David Horn was the local chief of Betar, the youth movement of the Revisionist (liberal nationalist) Party, a pre-statehood Zionist movement. To this day Beitar fans are generally identified with that movement's successor party, the Likud or other right-wing groups. The leaders of the youth federation saw this as a project to produce a football club with Beitar's self-defined qualities of Hadar (self-respect) and Hod (glory). The earliest squad was composed entirely of Beitar youth members, including a future government minister, Chaim Corfu. They played initially at the "banana field" close to Beitar youth group's "nest".[citation needed] Nordia Jerusalem During the internment era, David Horn refused to suspend management of the Jerusalem club, and renamed it Nordia Jerusalem so as to deny ties with the Irgun. Most of the Nordia players nevertheless came from Beitar Youth's ranks, including their legendary striker Simon Alfasi. He soon formed the backbone of an offensive group that included Yisrael Yekhezkel and Aharon "Iron Leg" Khason. Surviving the 1970s The team manager in the early 1970s was Imannuel Sheffer, a practice coach for the national squad. He discovered Uri Malmilian, a 16-year-old who Sheffer promoted to the adult squad and who helped them evolve from virtually a pick-up squad to a more practiced, strategic squad. Beitar soon made headlines the wrong way for the first time during a 1974 match against Hapoel Petah Tikva, one of the best teams historically, when their fans charged the field and attacked Hapoel Petah Tikva players and fans. This caused the first of many "radius" penalties in club history, and they were forced to play several home games in another city without an audience. Also that year the club was supposed to descend one league, but instead was saved by the intervention of Members of Knesset Ehud Olmert (Likud, also ex-Beitar Youth) and Yossi Sarid (Civil Rights group; today a leading critic of Beitar fans).They suspended the descension of Beitar and called for an investigation of Israeli Football Association corruption. This salvation proved to be a burst of stimulant in Beitar. In 1976, under coach Nissim Bechar, and with the trio of Malmilian, Danni Noiman and Victor Levi, they won their first State Cup title, defeating Maccabi Tel Aviv, which had 8 Cup titles to its name, 2:1 in the final. They also came in second in the more important championship (points) play to Hapoel Be'er Sheva. In 1979 they once again downed Maccabi Tel Aviv by the same score in the Cup final under manager Shimon Shenhar. The best of times In 1980 Beitar Jerusalem's potentially historic season cascaded in the face of a season-ending injury to striker Uri Malmilian. The team finished the season at the bottom of the National League, and fell to the A League. The following season a new striker, Eli Ohana, joined the team, and became the face of the modern club. Ohana was well known for being a competitive player, and by 1983-84 Beitar was on the verge of becoming the champions' of Israeli football. The last game of that season was between Beitar and Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Jerusalem needed a win or a tie to clinch their first title. But Hapoel's legendary Moshe Sinai foiled it in a tight game that gave the title to 2nd place Maccabi Haifa. The bitter defeat created a deep-seated hatred between Beitar and Hapoel fans that has not cooled with the times and only seems to get more violent. In 1985 Beitar moved on by defeating Maccabi Haifa 1:0 in the State Cup Final for their third title, and in 1986 they once again took the final against Beitar Tel Aviv, then a growing power in Israeli football, in the premier season of manager Dror Kashtan. Kashtan did not fluke on his early success, and in 1987, Beitar played a full season in Tel Aviv's Bloomfield Stadium and became champions. That year's roster included Malmilian, Eli Ohana, Yossi Mizrahi (the "suicidal goalkeeper"), Hanan Azulai, Shlomo Shirazi, Avi Cohen, Sammy Malkha, Yakov Schwartz, Udi Ashash, Meir Kadosh, Gary Wandermolen, and Avi Golder. In the postseason Ohana signed with KV Mechelen of the Belgian league and was one of their leaders on the way to their first and only European Supercup title. In 1989 Beitar once again took the State Cup final, this time winning on penalty kicks against Maccabi Haifa. Rollercoaster 1990s Teddy Stadium Teddy Stadium Beitar disintegrated in 1990-91, and was relegated to the second league, then called "Liga Artzit" (country wide league). Ohana returned the next season, and the squad returned to the first ("National") League under Lufa Kadosh's unpopular but effective conservative tactics. Kadosh was then sacked, and replaced by the popular former manager Dror Kashtan. Kashtan lived up to the expectations and more, winning the national title for 1992-93. Afterward (1995) came manager Eli Cohen, who built one of Israel's all time greatest teams. This squad won the 1996-97 championship and repeated the achievement in the following season, this time under Dror Kashtan who thus won his third cap with Beitar. Kashtan went on to train the team in the dreary 98-99 season, which ended in a loss on penalty shootout versus Hapoel Tel Aviv in the cup final. After this traumatic game, the helm was passed to Kashtan's disciple, Eli Ohana. Ohana's first year as a manager (1999/2000) was less than mediocre, despite the fortunate draw that allowed the team to cruise all the way to the cup final, where it lost to Hapoel Tel Aviv 2:4 on penalty kicks (2:2 in regulation). However, the end of the 90's marked more than the end of good football in Jerusalem. Due to the scandalous financial management of Moshe Dadash, the legendary chairman, Beitar found itself bankrupt and devoid of assets. Dadash sold the team's training grounds, pocketed 6 million shekels from the purchase money and sold the team to a business group led by businessman Kobi Ben Gur. Increasing decay Ohana was fired after the 1999-2000 season when Hapoel Tel Aviv downed Beitar in the second straight Cup final 2:4 on penalty kicks (2:2 regulation). He was replaced by Eli Guttman, who was helped by the signing of Croatian star midfielder Giovanni Rosso. But Gutman's conservative "bunker" style strategy made him a fan target for derision, and he was soon fired as well, a move that ended the directorship of Gad Ze'evi and moved it into the hands of the group that previously bought the team's training grounds - Meir Fenijel, Meir & Shaul Levi and Sasson Shem Tov. The next few seasons showed a Beitar club barely surviving. Rosso signed with Maccabi Haifa and led them to two championships while Beitar struggled to make budgets. "New" Beitar Beitar training at the Daniel Hotel, Herzliya. October, 2006. Beitar training at the Daniel Hotel, Herzliya. October, 2006. Under tycoon Gaydamak, the club soon established itself as having the largest budget in the Israeli league. New players were signed such as Jérôme Leroy, Fabrice Fernandes, David Aganzo and the club eventually signed manager Luis Fernández. Beitar finished 3rd in the league and qualified for the UEFA Cup at the end of the 2005-2006 season. For the 2006-2007 season Beitar signed a new manager Ossie Ardiles and several big-name players as well such as Ghanaian Derek Boateng, Israeli Michael Zandberg from Maccabi Haifa and Shimon Gershon from bitter rivals Hapoel Tel Aviv. Beitar was hoping to finally battle it for the Championship again and revive its "glory days" and indeed, in 2007, the team did win the Championship. After a few months Ossie Ardiles was fired mainly because of failure in the Uefa cup - a loss to FC Dinamo Bucureşti on aggregate, and disappointing scores in the league. The new manager is Yossi Mizrahi former Beitar goalkeeper and manager. Mizrahi is compensated $270,000 USD per season. Mizrahi led the team to the championship. Crest Since their foundation, the menorah has become a theme that has run throughout the club. The new crest has kept the menorah. Mid-1990s crest Late-1980s crest Honours * Old Liga Leumit/Ligat ha'Al[3] titles: 6 o 1986/87, 1992/93, 1996/97, 1997/98, 2006/07, 2007/08 * State Cup 6 o 1976, 1979, 1985, 1986, 1989, 2008 * Toto Cup 1 o 1997/98 * Israel Champion of Champions Cup 2 o 1976, 1986 * Lilian Cup 1 o 1985 * Mini Football Championship 1 o 1988 * Peace Cup 1 o 2000 Fans: Video- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYGbvwiAXXc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_TzJ-5yfJI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKbvHYmwsPc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULNVClKglww http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ljoVhiko8A http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGJEpoaQ-3E http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDrka...eature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM2KNNT3bYk Pictures - http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9...89f33cdvk2.jpg http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/9...9e3f2e2zr4.jpg http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/3...a30149amh8.jpg http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/3...a5ca5ffep6.jpg http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/9...8aef2e7yy7.jpg http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/2...a05848ebr5.jpg http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/2...b94d5e1az3.jpg http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/5134/hakot022ej5.jpg http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/4982/tks01fx8.jpg http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/7...izona05tq7.jpg http://eliad.org/uploads/1212862388.jpg http://eliad.org/uploads/1212925204.jpg http://img73.imageshack.us/img73/3118/bj001aw8.jpg http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/1...izona03ee4.jpg http://www.zix.co.il/images/z-693402362.jpg http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/2...img2400gv8.jpg Squad- GK Tvrtko Kale - 33 yo Croatia (foreigner) Ariel Harush - 20 yo Israel Defenders Arik Benado (CD) - 34 yo Israel - team's 2nd captain Shimon Gershon (CD) - 30 yo Israel Tomer Ben-Yosef (CD) - 29 yo Israel Shmuel Kozukin (CD) - 20 yo Israel David Amsalem (CD) - 37 yo Israel - team's captain Yoav Ziv (LD) - 27 yo Israel Eliran Denin (LD) - 24 yo Israel Cristian Alvarez (RD) - 28 yo Chile (foreigner) Shai Haddad (LD) - 20 yo Israel Matan Barashi (CD) - 20 yo Israel Midfielders Dan Ivinder (CM) - 18 yo Israel Michael Zandberg (LM) - 28 yo Israel Idan Vered (AM) - 19 yo Israel Aviram Bruchian (CM) - 23 yo Israel Idan Tal (LM) - 32 yo Israel Derek Boateng (CM) - 25 yo Ghana (foreigner) Moshe Ohayon (CM) - 25 yo Israel Dario Fernandez (CM) - 29 yo Argentina (foreigner) Shai Nissim (LM) - 20 yo Israel Attackers Amit Ben Shuhan (CF) - 23 yo Israel Toto Tamuz (ST) - 20 yo Israel Sebastian Abreu (ST) - 32 yo Uruguay (Foreigner) Tal Mashali (FC) - 19 yo Israel Loaned Players * Eitan Tibi (CD, 20 yo) - SC Ashdod , 1 year * Junior Viza (AM, 22 yo Peruvian) - Hapoel Petach Tikva , 1 year * Avi Rikan (AM, 20 yo) - Hapoel Petach Tikva , 1 year * Hen Azriel (FC, 19 yo) - Hapoel Petach Tikva , 1 year * Joeano (ST, 29 yo Brazilian) - Academica (POR) , 1 year * Kobi Moyal (MC, 20 yo) - Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv , 1 year Staff Chairman - Arkadi Gaidamak - Russia Ceo - Eli Arazi - Israel General Manager - Itsik Kornfine - Israel Director of football - Giora Shpigel - Israel Manager - Itzhak Shum - Israel Rumours IN - Barak Itzhaki (FC, 23 yo, Israel) from Racing Genk [around 1M Euros] * OUT - Derek Boateng to Inter Milan [around 3M Euros] Toto Tamuz to Twente FC [1M Euros] Our Stadium (Teddy Stadium) - http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium...lem_teddi2.jpg http://www.jerusalem.muni.il/sport/tedi/tedi.jpg http://www.jerusalem.muni.il/imagedb/n_19721149.gif http://www.beitar-jerusalem.net/_med...ery_67/635.jpg http://www.2send.us/upload_download....6f82f338b2ef2f the end. I hope Beitar will win and pass to 3nd Qualification (lol of course) little advice - Our heaven is your Hell (Teddy Stadium) And ima shelahem zona ya polanim mizdaynim - Its mean Good luck