That's not a strategy, it's a reactive tactic devised last night. Much of what we're seeing is being made up on the hoof.
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[QUOTE=Onion;6563001]That's not a strategy, it's a reactive tactic devised last night. Much of what we're seeing is being made up on the hoof.[/QUOTE]
They don't have Mystic Meg on the advisory panel. Plans to attack/isolate spiking areas has been around for a while now (maybe Glasgow next?) so it's not a knee jerk reaction. Predicting where variants will strike is impossible but if you have a better plan why not share it?
This has not been explained very well, has it?
Was the SFA 2000 fans proposal just for the main stand for example. If so, why? Uefa are not reconfiguring the whole stadium are they, it's just a case of putting up some credit banners etc.
Surely it's not going to be 300 fans spread out at the ends behind the goals.
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Add in the fact that there will be 12,000 people at Hampden in four weeks time, regardless of case numbers, and it's quite obvious that none of the logic stands up to being 'guided by the science'.
UEFA tried to blackmail the German Football Association into allowing fans into the Allianz Arena but the Germans told them to ram it... while here in Scotland the authorities gave in. At no point since that decision being taken, all the way through the various Covid waves, has anyone questioned those numbers or given any hint that they will be cut in the event of a new wave/variant of Covid.
I'm sure we would all have been a bit more understanding if there had been consistency shown in any of this but neither the SFA nor the SG have come out of this with their integrity intact.
Season ticket ballot after 60 given to players and staff.
I wonder how many 'a proportion' is?
I'm not really bothered but it seems unnecessarily vague, especially when they have give an exact number on tickets being allocated to players, and is only going to lead to speculation that further fuels the bickering.
🟢 Club Statement
We will allocate 60 Scottish Cup Final tickets to players and staff. The remaining 240 will be offered to 2020-21 season ticket holders via ballot, with a proportion of these offered to hospitality season ticket members also via ballot.
https://t.co/D7TyvyMLm2
Those eligible to apply will receive more information via email and we will post details on our website. The ballot process will open on Monday 17 May. We know many fans will feel disappointed, but hope our supporters understand the situation.
I wonder if there will be a separate ballot for the wheelchair section.
Still unclear what happens if a child's ST is drawn.
Only two realistic options I can think of:
- Don't assign tickets to kids at all (i.e. if a child's ST is drawn then it's discarded and another is drawn instead – seems harsh)
- If a child's ST is drawn, an adult from their group is assigned a ticket as well
No doubt some will see the second option as unfair since a group is getting two tickets in one go, but to me it seems a lot less unfair than just saying 'no kids at all get to go'.
Really difficult situation for Hibs.
5 pairs available in the corporate ballot is what I was told by someone who asked.