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Another player collapsed on 15:21 - Nov 25 by Parky
Seen numerous people [admittedly on Twitter] ask the question if these incidents are related to Covid and/or the vaccine.
It almost seems to be every week at the moment, with it either being a fan or player.
Either way, I hope Wyke has a speedy recovery and is back to full health soon.
Same on the bbc sport on facebook.
Fristly does Nigel down the pub/on facebook know if these players have even been vaccinated? Secondly, does the vaccine cause people to collapse? I didn't read about that.
I think these athletes are so highly tuned, it must affect the body long term anyway.
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Another player collapsed on 15:31 - Nov 25 with 3729 views
Another player collapsed on 15:26 - Nov 25 by Vaughan8
Same on the bbc sport on facebook.
Fristly does Nigel down the pub/on facebook know if these players have even been vaccinated? Secondly, does the vaccine cause people to collapse? I didn't read about that.
I think these athletes are so highly tuned, it must affect the body long term anyway.
Yes, just been reading a thread on that too, alongside a video showing reports of young athletes collapsing and/or passing away.
Apparently 108 FIFA registered players have died in the past 6 months. (source: express football)
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Another player collapsed on 15:32 - Nov 25 with 3727 views
Another player collapsed on 15:26 - Nov 25 by Vaughan8
Same on the bbc sport on facebook.
Fristly does Nigel down the pub/on facebook know if these players have even been vaccinated? Secondly, does the vaccine cause people to collapse? I didn't read about that.
I think these athletes are so highly tuned, it must affect the body long term anyway.
Some ridiculous claims out there, that said, I would be interested in some research about the affects of long Covid on professional athletes.
Currently know someone who can barely walk up the stairs after having Covid almost 2 months ago.
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Another player collapsed on 15:34 - Nov 25 with 3686 views
A quick wiki shows sudden death of all athletes from collapse to be quite a longstanding thing: "However, a population as large as the United States will experience the sudden cardiac death of a competitive athlete at the average rate of one every three days" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sudden_cardiac_death_of_athletes
So they've certainly been happening across a wide range of sports, yet we only often hear about the high profiles cases. I suspect there's a reporting bias because of the now claimed link with vaccines by some people. Again, I've not seen anything credible that proves that link to be real.
Another player collapsed on 18:03 - Nov 25 by baxterbasics
All these young and healthy players collapsing, over the last year or so.
Were they 'vaccinated'?
If it was vaccine related then we would also expect to see large instances of this across all professional sport and also amongst amateurs and as of yet I don't believe there is any evidence of that whatsoever.
The first place people go now whenever anything happens is "were they vaccinated".
Getting pretty sick of it to be honest.
SB
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Another player collapsed on 18:51 - Nov 25 with 2959 views
14 players died whilst playing football in 2021 12 players died whilst playing football in 2016 10 in 2015
Numbers do drop as you head back but, again, as we go further back, are they as well reported as now?
It's a concern, for sure, and worrying but I was merely asking the question.
There we are - proof that people were being given the covid vaccines back in 2015 and 2016. THEY knew about Covid, and had to manufacture a pandemic to sell the vaccines. WAKE UP SHEEPLE!
(Btw, in all seriousness, hopefully someone will take a look at the stats around this. I'm sure they will - if questions are being asked, med schools/sports science departments in universities around the world will be all over it).
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