Callum Robinson says he chose not to get Covid-19 vaccine, despite catching virus twice

Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Callum Robinson says he chose not to get Covid-19 vaccine, despite catching virus twice” – below is their description.

Callum Robinson, the 26-year-old West Brom striker, who had already missed games for his country as a close contact, first tested positive in November last year and then again in August, meaning he had to sit out last month’s World Cup qualifiers.

Asked if he had been vaccinated, he replied: ‘I haven’t been vaccinated, no. That’s my choice at this moment in time. Robinson, who declined to discuss his reasons, continues to be tested regularly along with his team-mates and he is not the only member of the Ireland squad not to have been vaccinated, with manager Stephen Kenny (inset), who has seen his reign to date repeatedly disrupted by coronavirus, confirming several players are in the same situation.

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