Callum Robinson talks about his decision not to vaccinate against Covid-19 disease

The International Callum Robinson of the Republic of Ireland has admitted his decision not to vaccinate against Covid-19 disease, even though the virus has counted it twice.

The 26-year-old West Brom striker, who had already left home matches close to contact, was positive first in November last year and then again in August, so he had to sit in last month’s World Cup qualifiers against Portugal. Azerbaijan and Serbia.

Robinson has returned to the race in Saturday’s qualifiers against the Azeris in Baku, but just days after Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp expressed his irritation to Premier League players who have not doubled, he has spoken of his decision not to do so.

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When asked if he had been vaccinated, he replied: I have not been vaccinated, no. It is my choice at the moment.

It’s annoying, of course, that I’ve gotten it twice, but I haven’t been vaccinated. Later I could change my mind and want to do it, but at the moment I’m not vaccinated, no.

When asked why he added: I just haven’t, I just haven’t done it. I think it’s your personal choice and my choice at the moment, I’m not vaccinated.

I know, like you said, there are leaders and people who want you to do what’s their way, the way they think, but everyone has a choice about what they want to do.

I wouldn’t force people to do it, it’s your choice and your body.

Robinson, who refused to discuss his reasons, continues to be tested regularly with his teammates and is not the only member of the Irish team who has not been vaccinated with coach Stephen Kenny, who has repeatedly seen coronary artery disorder during his reign so far, confirming that several players are in the same situation.

However, Kenny, who has received both injections, conceded that it might be a step too far to pick only those who were protected, even though boss Jim Crawford, under the age of 21, had to leave seven British and German players on his team for the trip. Montenegro, which is on the red list of both countries.

He said: Well, I think it would be a pretty radical perspective to just say: Right, one who has not been vaccinated will not be chosen in the future.

I’m not aware of anyone who would have done this in any sport at the moment, so I just have to decide and decide that it would be extremely radical.

I was very happy to get (vaccinated) myself and encouraged the staff and players. Naturally, it feels more sensible and safer for our environment.

There are many myths and a lot of issues related to masculinity that people are worried about, and other things, you know, and I think it’s complicated. I am not a medical expert, but I trust experts and I think it is better to be double vaccinated.