内容摘要：“When you have really good players that the other team needs to stop, they’re going to have to help recover from somewhere,” Holmgren said. “So just understanding that we have to make them pay for that and just try to be aggressive, try to make the right play, too. It’s not always score. Sometimes it’s make the extra pass, sometimes it’s find the next action, whatever it is, just try to leave fingerprints on the game and make winning plays.”

“When you have really good players that the other team needs to stop, they’re going to have to help recover from somewhere,” Holmgren said. “So just understanding that we have to make them pay for that and just try to be aggressive, try to make the right play, too. It’s not always score. Sometimes it’s make the extra pass, sometimes it’s find the next action, whatever it is, just try to leave fingerprints on the game and make winning plays.”

, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Doctors and public health experts said Edwards’ decision to go into the clinic put children, their parents and their community at risk because he could have spread it to others. They said there was no scenario in which Edwards’ conduct would be reasonable.met with Edwards about a week after the video was posted by Children’s Health Defense, the group Kennedy led for years until December. In

, Kennedy said he “visited with these two extraordinary healers,” including Edwards and another doctor, and praised their use of two unproven treatments for measles.Even as measles has exploded in Texas and spread across the country, Kennedy, the nation’s top health official, hasencourage people to vaccinate their children and remind them that the vaccine is safe. Kennedy’s post drawing attention to Edwards is inappropriate but unsurprising given Kennedy’s record, said Dr. Craig Spencer, a medical doctor who is also a professor at the Brown University School of Public Health.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., right, stands with Dr. Ben Edwards, left, outside the Reinlander Mennonite Church in Seminole, Texas, on Sunday, April 6, 2025, after a second measles death. (AP Photo/Annie Rice, File)Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., right, stands with Dr. Ben Edwards, left, outside the Reinlander Mennonite Church in Seminole, Texas, on Sunday, April 6, 2025, after a second measles death. (AP Photo/Annie Rice, File)

“I think is unfortunately perfectly on-brand for how he thinks that medicine should be practiced,” Spencer said. “And that is what makes me remarkably uncomfortable and extremely concerned and scared for the next three-and-a-half years.”

It was unclear whether Kennedy knew that Edwards had gone into his clinic while infected with measles before meeting him. A spokesperson for Kennedy said he is not anti-vaccine and that he is “committed to improving children’s health in America and has re-deployed resources to Texas to help with the current outbreak.” He did not answer why the health secretary chose to meet with and praise Edwards rather than any of the other doctors in West Texas who have been treating children in the outbreak.Some 26 Liverpool fans were arrested and charged with manslaughter, 14 of whom were found guilty and given three-year prison sentences.

Suspended prison sentences were handed to a Belgian Football Association official and a police chief.Heysel never hosted another major game. It was torn down in 1994 and replaced with King Baudouin Stadium.

In terms of sporting sanctions, English clubs were banned from playing in European competition for five years. Liverpool received an indefinite suspension that ultimately lasted for six years.Heysel was “the low point for the English game” that was hated by the British government “for its internationally shaming events,” according to John Williams, an expert in the sociology of football at the University of Leicester.