The Northern Ireland cap was speaking after a Covid outbreak at Aberdeen put footballers actions in the spotlight. The Dons' clash with St Johnstone has been called off after two positive Covid-19 tests among Derek McInnes' squad forced a further six players into a fortnight's self-isolation.

The 32-year-old is willing to snub trips to restaurants and cinemas to play his part in completing the Scottish Premiership season - even though his partner is missing trips to Nandos. "We need the game to be played so we have a massive responsibility," Carson said."We can't live like hermits, you have to fill.

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