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Originally Posted by NORTHERNSOUL
Is it not correct that even under current standard contacts clubs can almost insist on players having the jab if the head of medical decided that's what he wanted to do and the PFA are only using the ramifications from the Hull City/ Barnsley court case to try and drive a hole in that ? to suit their own agenda.
I fail to see how vaccinating a clubs whole staff inc the players could be seen as anything but a good thing and would surely send the message to a lot of a clubs younger fans.
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All sensible stuff and currently with lawyers in all areas.
EFL want it; PFA are aware of individual issues with very few players. Minor issue is NHS vaccination, testing all requires a "bit" of effort, it's not delivered directly to you. Bit of a culture shock to the modern player to have to do a bit of something different. They can all register for on line gaming and Instagrame etc but registering for a "jab" is "hardwork"
