PL manager wants players fast tracked for Covid vaccine.

Dyche should stick to trying to manage and leave the vaccinations to those that know what they are doing.

No, no, no. Dyche just doesn't get it. The vaccine is to save lives and people in the 17-38 age range (most players) are unlikely to die or even get very sick from covid-19. I've no problem with older football employees, such as managers, receiving it in their rightful turn. How could any footballer who has been vaccinated look the relative of a deceased person in the eye and say that their need was greater.
Bill Shankly was wrong - football isn't more important than life or death - though I imagine he said it with tongue firmly planted in cheek.
If this were about money, we might as well let the rich buy their way to the front of the queue.
I'm not going to be too hard on Dyche as he might simply have engaged mouth before brain. Everyone does that occasionally, and I do usually feel a lot of respect for the guy. But when he reflects on his words, I suspect he might feel a tinge of embarrassment.

Although the vaccine itself isn't currently in short supply, the news is that bottlenecks look likely to appear in the system:  (1) Batch testing can take twenty days, though they are working on shortening this.  (2) It looks like there will be a shortage of glass phials at some point and we might not have the ability to make our own for a few more months yet.  So, at some point, footballers receiving vaccinations may deprive someone who is needier.  Of course, it's too early to say for certain.