Scottish Football Rules For Attending Fans

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  1. Jud

    Juddy G Well-Known Member

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    Are we allowed to run on pitch if we score a late winner ?
     
    Juddy G, Sep 9, 2020
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    We were seated apart , just needed the masks for the bar area queuing to go in. Assuming all was well because I've not been contacted!!
     
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    Yes. But hands must be sanitized and full face coverings must be worn.
     
    arabian_ian, Sep 9, 2020
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    Yes you are, then kindly leave your season ticket at the ticket office on the way to the police station :);)
     
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    Each to their own. But for me whilst some of these guidelines are different., they're not a hassle or massive inconvenience. If sanitising, keeping a decent distance, arriving at your set time, and not standing up continuously are a lot of hassle, then we're definitely not ready to bring supporters back.
     
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    Not really though. I guess the way they looked at is was you're social distancing in your seat but not when you're mingling around and trying to get by people, toilets, refreshments, leaving The Crucible, etc.. Especially at an event that doesn't guarantee as much potential shouting (although I was surprised that the BBC encouraged the crowd to cheer and shout before the players came out).
     
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    Yep. Even the limited list you chose is a hassle for me, without all the others.
     
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    I find that a touch disappointing to be honest. But like I said - each to their own.
     
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    Yes so do i. Im disappointed that the fun experience of attending a game is tainted by the COVID situation. There is a difference between things being acceptable, doable etc and it being a hassle to do them. All this is a hassle, which of course we will accommodate and comply with, but a hassle nevertheless. Do you truly think it's not and genuinely believe this is all hassle free?
     
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    I think in the grand scheme of things, with everything going on, it isn't a hassle at all. It would be a hassle if it was based on everything being normal, but I don't consider it a hassle if it contributes towards a safer environment.

    And this is coming from someone who believes we should all be allowed to live a completely normal life right now - within social distancing guidelines.
     
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    Yeah but you know the story of 'if' ;-)
     
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