Aye but they can go to the game.
I wouldn’t put it past them implementing it for pubs, restaurants etc in the future.
,ok mate.
Only a matter of time. Some people are just blind to it
Thanks for the reply. I know you can only say so much.
Of course that will be next,if folk go along with it for any thing else.
That's right mate. When I used to turn up at the door of the Savvy back in the day the bouncers asked me if I was pished and how many pints I had. That was similar to whether you've had a jab. Wrong answer - out on yer arse. No difference. No problem.
Parking to one side whether it's logical or not, what percentage of people going on Sunday do you think will care?
He’s an absolute loser. If he’s so worried about other people being unvaccinated or whatever he should stay in the house.
I have done the same downloaded it to my phone
Already seeing employers made to make a stance and request this information.
Already happening over here in Toronto.
It’s more if they refuse people and it turns into arguments.
Can you confirm if the club will be issuing links to supporters who can't attend due to not meeting the 14 day deadline?
And that’s exactly what 80%+ of the crowd will do on Sunday - despite the ‘noise‘ from some on here. Most have no interest in ‘starting the revolution’, they just want to watch Rangers, many after having made a long journey to do so.
More likely this whole charade will be binned next week.
so will comply to get in and see my team. But I do have sympathy for those who have chosen not to be vaccinated and will be denied entry (or may be denied entry, depending on how rigorously the checks are applied). I’m really not sure how effective denying unvaccinated people entry to events will be in actually controlling the spread of infection. The primary risk is to themselves really, not others, and that’s a choice they’ve made.
Agreed. Always a lot of loudly opinionated folk on the Internet. Expect the overwhelming majority will simply show up and get in to the game fuss free.
I doubt it will have any impact on the spread of the virus whatsoever. It’s a daft policy that will last a month or two - at most.Agreed. I’m no revolutionary
This is exactly my take as well. It will be binned soon enough as it’s unworkable and will have zero effect.
Some of the emotive language used in this thread is bang out of order. Fans just want to see their team play football. Many spend thousands of pounds and travel hundreds of miles to do so, yet some want them to forego that to ‘take a stance’ against something that, for the overwhelming majority, takes a few minutes to obtain.
Britain is a nation of shitebags to be honest. You just need to see Ibrox on a match day, nobody caring about wearing masks at all but can bet the majority of them wear them into the supermarket incase someone asks them to put one on.
It works both ways, said fans are also lambasting people for opting against a medical procedure. The world is full of self important arseholes.
This is all about the SNP, this is about control with zero basis of sense behind it.
www.thetimes.co.uk
The boy with the arseholes patter should be cut some slack, he's in his early 20s going by his username. Probably gets a staunner daydreaming about taking part in mass protests and civil disobedience, and calling people arseholes to their face. Real life hasn't really kicked in at that age.
