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Club doctors raise concern to Premier League

Club doctors have written to the Premier League seeking urgent answers and raising concerns surrounding the return of football.

In an email sent to the league’s medical advisor Mark Gillett and director of football Richard Garlick, the Premier League Doctors Group (PLDG) listed around 100 questions and issues over returning to training. The communication is split into subject areas and within each of them it warns of multiple concerns that the medics say have not been addressed, including:

Approving guidelines that still carry risk of death

Liability, insurance and testing for players, staff and their families

Possible transmission via sweat and goalkeeper gloves

Suspicions that some clubs are already ignoring guidelines

Increased risk for black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) groups

Ability of emergency services to attend training ground incidents

Premier League club doctors were invited to put down in writing any concerns they over a potential return to training this month.

 

 

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One comment on “Club doctors raise concern to Premier League

  1. As the late great Gil Scott Heron said “When it comes to people’s safety money wins out everty time” (We almost lost Detroit)

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