According to the latest news from the British media on October 3, 2021, the Premier League club coach Klopp publicly proposed that not vaccinating the new coronavirus vaccine is the same as drinking and driving. A report earlier this week showed that only 7 clubs in the Premier League currently have more than 50% vaccinated, because the new government exemption means that Premier League players returning to the club from redlisted countries can be quarantined. Training and competition will continue during this period, as long as they are fully vaccinated. Klopp believes that vaccination against the new crown is not only responsible for himself but also for the health of the people around him. He cannot understand why the rate of coverage of the new crown vaccination in the UK is so low. Klopp firmly believes that getting the new crown vaccine is a sensible choice.
Klopp: Vaccination is determined by the team
Liverpool Coach Klopp firmly believes that the new crown vaccine is very helpful to health. He said: "We (Liverpool) 99% are vaccinated, and I don’t need to convince the players. This is the team’s autonomous decision. I don’t remember talking to a player in a one-on-one situation and explaining to him why he should do this because I am not a doctor. I am very happy with the response of my team to vaccination. It is difficult for me to understand why the vaccination rate among Premier League stars is so low. Obviously vaccination plays a very important role in protecting others. I don't understand. It's a very good thing. There are so many people who have not been vaccinated. I don't know what they are worried about or what they are afraid of."
Klopp: Not getting vaccinated is like driving under the influence.
In the view of Liverpool coach Klopp, the behavior of not being vaccinated is no different from driving under the influence of alcohol. Klopp said: "We may all have had this situation. After drinking a glass of beer or two, we thought we could still drive.However, we are not allowed to drive anywhere, so our correct approach is not to drive. But this law is not to protect me. When I drink two glasses of beer and want to drive, it is to protect everyone else, because I am drunk or drunk, we should accept this law. For me, the situation is exactly the same; I am vaccinated not only to protect myself, I am vaccinated to protect everyone around me. I don't understand why this is a restriction on freedom, because if it is, then not allowing drunk driving also restricts the pursuit of freedom. ”
Klopp: Covid-19 is his own fault to pass on to others
Klopp firmly believes that vaccination is not only responsible for himself but also responsible for the health of others. Vaccination is not I'm just worried about being infected, and also worried about the mistakes I might get infected if I was not vaccinated and spread to others. Klopp said: "I was vaccinated because I was worried about myself, but more worried about everyone around me. If I encounter the new coronavirus and I get infected again, it is my fault. If I get the virus and spread it to other people, it is my fault, not the fault of other people. This is a very simple logic. Vaccination is to better protect everyone's health. Only when everyone is vaccinated can the new coronavirus be contained to the greatest extent. But today's Premier League vaccination rate is so low, which is really incomprehensible. If you want to pursue freedom, then don't base your pursuit on others. Real freedom is to be able to do free things when you are alive, not when you lose your life and take away the lives of others. When Klopp made the above remarks, Liverpool were preparing for a very crucial match with Manchester City, and the Red Army hoped to get to the top of the Premier League table with the team that defeated Guardiola .
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