Belarus Vs coronavirus: vodka first, football second

-
Belarus has centre stage, drawing the interest of any soccer fan from all over the world. The reason is simple: Belarus is the only country on the European continent that continues to play soccer throughout the coronavirus crisis. Why? Because Aleksandr Lukashenko, the president of the country and a man often referred to as the "last dictator in Europe," said so. (The other leagues still in action, for now, are Nicaragua, Turkmenistan, Burundi and Myanmar.
"[Coronavirus] is just any other psychosis, a good way to gain some people and damage others," he said last week. "The civilised world goes nuts. It is absolute stupidity to close nation borders. The panic can harm us more than the virus itself."

To add to that, he suggested that in place of panicking "like the ones in Western Europe," one have to have 40-50 grams of vodka daily, visit a banya [Russian sauna] two to 3 instances every week and hold working on a farm, as "difficult work and a tractor can treatment anything."

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Going to Jail Was A Big Blow - Ronaldinho

-
Ronaldinho and his brother and manager, Roberto, went through 32 days in a Paraguay prison before being permitted on April 9 to move to a four-star inn in Asuncion under police authority. The two are anticipating preliminary, with a date skirting every chance to be set because of postponements brought about by the coronavirus pandemic. Ronaldinho has given his first meeting since the capture to Paraguay's ABC TV's "Crimen y Castigo," a show that will air on Monday. "[Going to jail] was an intense blow," Ronaldinho, 40, said in the meeting. "I never envisioned that I would experience a circumstance like this. "An amazing entirety I have looked to arrive at the top level expertly and to carry euphoria with my football. "I trust that they can utilize and affirm all that we have brought to this case and that we can come out of this circumstance at the earliest opportunity." Ronaldinho said in the show that he ventured out to Parag...
Read more

Premier League football could resume in June

-
Britain's top division has been suspended since March 13 and there is, up 'til now, no agreement encompassing how, or if, the 2019-20 season will begin. There are as yet 92 Premier League apparatuses to be played, with clubs presently back in preparing at preparing grounds, yet while watching the administration's social separating rules. Fans in football arenas "may just be completely conceivable altogether later relying upon the decrease in quantities of diseases," the report states. "A few settings which are, by configuration, swarmed and where it might demonstrate hard to institute separating may at present not have the option to revive securely now, or might have the option to open securely just to some degree." Clubs are part about the possibility of the Premier League returning, with a larger part of 14 votes from the division's 20 groups required to pass any choice. The Premier League were not promptly accessible for input following the ...
Read more

Man Utd given Ighalo boost.

-
The arrangement concurred in January is expected to lapse this end of the week and the two clubs should agree for the striker to remain at Old Trafford. Shanghai have been hesitant to authorize an expansion yet exchanges are progressing. Shanghai need Ighalo back for the beginning of their household battle, yet there is disarray about whether he would quickly be permitted over into China. Limitations set up on March 28 stopped remote nationals from entering the nation - regardless of whether they hold substantial visas - with an end goal to battle the coronavirus episode. Joined administrator Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is quick to keep the 30-year-old, who has been preparing at Carrington this week, with his side looking upwards of 18 games in two months following the restart so as to finish crusades in the Premier League, FA Cup and Europa League. Ighalo has dazzled, scoring four objectives in eight games, yet Solskjaer has invited back Marcus Rashford after injury to reinforce hi...
Read more