Fans and football stakeholders have lambasted Chelsea player Callum Hudson-Odoifor bringing the game to disrepute as the notch further for him to be banned when the season resumes
Football journalist Piers Morgan is obviously bittered about the action of the Chelsea player and has urged the FA to proscribe him.
He wrote on Twitter: “These idiots unfairly tarnish the reputations of all footballers, and make a mockery of the ‘safety first’ plan to bring back the Premier League.
Piers Morgan leads calls for 'idiot' Callum Hudson-Odoi and other stars who break lockdown rules to be BANNED https://t.co/3MYJxiG3Mk
— Mail+ (@DailyMailUK) May 18, 2020
“They should be told if they get caught breaking lockdown rules like this, they’re banned from playing if football restarts.” Another Twitter user agreed, writing: “Who does he think he is? And I’m a Chelsea fan!”
While a third pointed out that players who break the lockdown rules are undoing positive work done by their peers during the pandemic.
“Some people undo the good work that people like Kane and Henderson have done during these times,” he wrote.
Calum Hudson-Odoi was arrested for breaking the coronavirus strict guidelines at about 4am on Sunday, May 17, following a row with a model he allegedly met online.
The England international, Hudson-Odoi, was subsequently apprehended and taken into police custody, with police saying a report came in the woman was unwell.
Recall that he was the first Premier League star to test positive for coronavirus and now the club manager said the 19-year-old has fully recovered.
Meanwhile, Premier League clubs are reportedly trying to persuade players to restart the new season despite thousands of deaths being recorded during the global pandemic.
It is understood with the players are not happy with the unethical behavior exhibited by clubs and stars have held discussions regarding the issue in recent weeks.
Reports from Mail claim the top-flight division players are growing increasingly “wary of their employers’ motives”.
Legit.ng earlier reported that Bundesliga returned to action making it the first league to restart in Europe after games were suspended due to the ravaging coronavirus crisis.
Borussia Dortmund’s encounter against Schalke 04 was billed to bring back the sparks, and as expected, the BVB fired from all cylinders to wallop their opponents 4-0.
However fans were left reeling as coronavirus prevention guidelines were seen on several occasions. It was earlier stated that players will not celebrate goals with team-mates.
While players maintained social distancing after each goal as they celebrate metres apart, the shocking moment was in the 5th minute when Shalke had an opportunity from a freekick at the edge of the area
The home team players formed a wall of players where social distancing was ignored.
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