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Originally Posted by Mr T
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"  |
Not as much effort as you might think
A mate of mine who owns a small business [ with 40 mainly u30-year-old staff ] collected his staff's medical details [NHS numbers etc ] and the following day stuck them on a coach and drove them 25 miles to one of the pop-up vaccination units [ I believe there was one similar located at Winfield's up till a couple of weeks ago ] and had all those who hadn't had one got their first jabs and a couple of others got their seconds and he.s told them he.ll be happy to repeat the exercise to get their second doses once their 8 weeks are up.
In my opinion, a great Public Relations opportunity to get a few pics of a clubs players getting their jabs and a few quotes saying why they think the under 30.s amongst their fans should do the same.