See post #1302 from @cochise on this thread.
The wheels on the bus to go wound and wound
Shane Nicholson said on H&H that his opinion should have been followed up by a question on his thoughts on 5G.
This kind of makes sense. With regards to the St Mirren/Kilmarnock points fiasco, were they not fined for breaching league social distancing rules around travel on buses/car-sharing?
Think the Killie/Saints thing involved car sharing and other things as well mate. Might even have been that they had so many players sat together that they effectively lost their entire squad and couldn't play the games.
Yup I commented on that at the time, it was as if their deal was off with the officials and was great to see. His look was priceless as if to say you can't punish us we get away with that usually and Rangers and the other teams get fu@kall as the norm.
Yeah, car-sharing, meal times and bus travel. But more that point that they breached league social distancing on those things, which suggests from the league POV it's not just a case of sit how you like and risk the isolation if it happens, more that they actually aren't allowed to sit closer at all.
I know he's a knobend but that wasn't how Daryl Broadfoot described it the other day. He said strictly maintaining social distancing on a 52 seater coach would only allow 7 on there but that's not practical. You have more and accept the risk. Now, whether there is a level at which it becomes unacceptable to 'accept the risk' I don't know, if you see what I mean. You wouldn't put 52 on it, for example.
Wooly as always around this stuff. If they're determined to have breached the rules ((and admitted it) you'd have to think it was defined somehow more specifically, but who knows?
Most clubs now seem to accept that you need two busses to move your squad around and if someone tests positive you likely pay the price. It was only the demented ones ravings about 3 per coach the other day that's 'confused' things, probably intentionally, of course.
