Twelve professional footballers from Unterhaching have tested positive for the virus, the club said when asked by the newspaper “Süddeutsche Zeitung”. The virus has a negative effect on the regional league club. One thing is certain: two matches are cancelled. It is unclear how the outbreak of the virus came about, given that almost all the professional players have been vaccinated, reports merkur.de. Really unclear, our editorial team asks?
Unvaccinated player with lowest test results
The president of SpVgg Unterhaching, Manni Schwabl, pensively states when asked to explain how this could happen: twelve positive cases in one dressing room – and this despite the fact that the “vast majority” of his professional players are double vaccinated:
“Of the twelve who tested positive, ten were double vaccinated, one recovered, and only one was not vaccinated – curiously enough, this is the one with the lowest test result. The Bavarian adds helplessly: “Nobody can explain it.
But Mr. President, any politician or “expert” will be able to explain this to you (at least behind closed doors), who currently decree that, despite alleged ” fully immunised”, participants in the vaccination experiment continue to be affected by harassment, such as wearing masks or keeping their distance.
And Schwabl indirectly admits to another extraordinary scandal involving vaccination fraud when he speculates:
“Someone will have brought it in the dressing room. It’s obvious that you don’t keep the distances like that when almost everyone is vaccinated.”
It’s the same thing, Mr. President: in future, tell vaccinated players or employees of your club that they should under no circumstances rely on the protective effect of untested vaccines. People will then, as you yourself say, become careless and neglect even the precautionary measures that were usually taken as a matter of course during “ordinary” flu outbreaks.