Australia cricket legend Shane Warne dies aged 52
Shane Warne, the greatest leg-spinner in the history of cricket and an Australian icon who transcended the sport, has died of a suspected...
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NOTB
SPORTS
UNEXPECTED COLLAPSES & DEATH WITHIN SPORTS 2021-2022
ABOUT
On the 4th of November we helped break the reality of sudden and unexpected collapses and deaths within the very fittest of our population by publishing this article.
The article went viral with 297,991 views to date.
We started a telegram group to collect new stories and were quickly overwhelmed with the daily influx of new incidents.
We decided to build this website to give faces to the long line of statistics and news articles.
We implore clubs, managers and all sportsmen alike to pay heed and look at the cause of these incidents.
No one needs to be Sherlock Holmes to connect the dots....
ORIGINAL ARTICLE: https://www.notonthebeeb.co.uk/post/surge-of-sports-people-worldwide-suffering-unexpected-ill-health
RIP SHANE WARNE 4th March 2022
4th March 2022 Warne dies of a heart attack. Click on the article below to read more
THE REASON?
Queensland’s Chief Health Officer admits to vaccine-induced myocarditus.
Queensland’s new Chief Health Officer Dr. John Gerrard is a Director of Infectious Diseases and Immunology at the Gold Coast University Hospital.
Active as a director of the hospital since 27 years, he is also an award winning researcher and clinician.
Dr. Gerrard was the first person in Queensland to ever counter the COVID-19 cases. Likewise, he also served as a medical specialist lead in international COVID-19 responses abroad the Diamond Princess in Japan in 2020 and Dutch Antilles in 2021.
The veteran medical specialist had been a part of first Australian to set up the treatment for Ebola.
THE WALL OF SHAME
We have created a date-sorted archive of a selection of recent sudden and unexpected collapses and deaths within sports.
We literally have 100s more that we have not entered yet.
On The Wall Pages click on the images to see the full detail with relevant press links.
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