Everyone is wondering how this 5-0 win in Gladbach could happen to Bayern. What was going on there. A debacle that previously seemed unimaginable.
I suspect that the self-inflicted vaccination debate about national player Joshua Kimmich is the main reason for this disaster. And wonder why nobody actually talks about the four other non-vaccinated people at FC Bayern. How many of them were there in Gladbach? One, two, all four? The association keeps their names under lock and key.
Are you insecure? Are you afraid that one day you will find yourself caught in a storm of discussion and criticism? What does that do to a team? How does it look in the Bayern dressing room these days?
A team lives from solidarity. The right to personal freedom can never be more important than responsibility for the community.
Do the five non-vaccinated people meet to discuss how to proceed? Is there criticism from colleagues, one or the other saying?
The FC Bayern team fell apart on the lawn in Mönchengladbach!
And the bosses are in the diplomatic service. Don’t go wrong! Oliver Kahn, the one with the eggs, said: “It is our absolute belief that our players have to be vaccinated.” And then, you have to have respect for Kimmich that he has a different opinion.
Aha! And now?
The 2G rule applies in many stages. Means: Only vaccinated or recovered fans are allowed in, everyone else has to stay outside. How does it feel to play a leading role on the lawn as a non-vaccinated person? With full physical effort. And of course without a mask.
Is that solidarity with an industry that guarantees salaries in the millions every year? And has been desperately fighting for a return to normal for months? It’s more like selfishness.
Of course, everyone in our country can decide for themselves whether or not to get vaccinated. He should then only face the consequences.
For the time being, I wouldn’t put Joshua Kimmich up again. And neither did the other four who were not vaccinated.
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