Premier league footballers and vaccinations

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 Bottom Clinger 20 Oct 2021

Vaccination rates* are higher than average for the same age group:

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.com/sport/football/58972242.amp

Be great if they could use this to somehow get more young adults jabbed - big problem  

* for single jab, don’t know about double. 

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 Babika 20 Oct 2021
In reply to Bottom Clinger:

Wow. Good news. 

81% single jabbed is high and I guess another 8 weeks should improve on that. 

I guess the spotlight helped a few of the cba brigade

 RobAJones 20 Oct 2021
In reply to Bottom Clinger:

Perhaps this German report had some effect 

However, the probability of being substituted on and off increases in response to an infection, which leads to a shorter time on the field (on average). At the intensive margin, we are able to identify a significant deterioration in infected players’ productivity as defined by the literature (e.g. passes) by about five percent after an infection. This effect becomes visible right after a player’s return on the pitch but remains persistent for far more than six months. This is different to, for example, influenza-related infections

https://www.dice.hhu.de/fileadmin/redaktion/Fakultaeten/Wirtschaftswissensc...

 mik82 20 Oct 2021
In reply to RobAJones:

Exactly. The clubs won't want reduced performance of their multi-million pound assets.

 George Ormerod 20 Oct 2021
In reply to RobAJones:

And someone was saying that long COVID was all in the mind on another thread.


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