Agree. Govt need to step up here and let some fans in. Would be a mix needed boost to every club in Scotland by means of increased season ticket sales due to fan confidence of getting back in the ground IMO.
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10-05-2021 01:55 PM #91
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It’ll cost the SFA too much to host it elsewhere with only 2,000 - 4,000 fans paying for a ticket and that’s where it falls down. SFA need to be prepared to explore all avenues to get fans at the game and if it costs them to do so then so be it.
They’re keen enough to use Scottish football fans to sell the game as a result of our unique loyalty/passion so time to repay that by actually doing something when those same fans need them to.
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Hampden with fans, the handing over to the euros is just pish and Wembley having fans a week after shows this
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I'd rather just go with an empty Hampden.Mon the Hibs.
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Murrayfield.
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There'd still be a part of me that'd prefer it was just in Hampden though, even an empty one. Unless they managed to find a way to accommodate c.20k (10k each) somewhere - Ibrox, CP, Murrayfield, even St James park.Mon the Hibs.
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I’d say Hibs and St Johnstone combined won’t have north of 15k of season ticket holders. Quite easy to socially distance 15k in a 67k capacity stadium I would imagine.
If there was real political and club impetus to get fans into this match, and for it to be held in a venue where that would be possible, I think it could possibly happen. The fact there is no obvious sign of that at the moment is extremely disappointing. In a season like no other and when the fans have stepped up to back the club during a time of great fiscal uncertainty, I would have hoped we might see the club exerting pressure to get supporters through the doors.
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10-05-2021 03:28 PM #106
You can practically write the script on this.
There will be a few targeted leaks to friendly journos in the next few days about 'ongoing discussions' and 'meetings with invested parties'. They will drag that out just long enough to make it seem plausible then release a statement referencing 'all possible avenues' being explored, 'insurmountable obstacles' and 'problematic timescales'.
Fans of Hibs and St Johnstone will be annoyed but because football is so tribal most fans of other clubs won't care and it will be quickly forgotten about. Why there wasn't a plan A, B and C to put to the government weeks ago should be the question everyone is asking. I don't even think it's anything to do with the OF being non participants in the latter stages, the plans should already have been in place. It's dereliction of duty.PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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10-05-2021 03:34 PM #108This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteThere is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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Looks like UEFA wanting top dollar
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Despite the fact that Tom English has been asking for a few weeks now on Monday night sportsound.
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10-05-2021 04:10 PM #116This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteThere is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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Aberdeen has offered to host this season's Scottish Cup final at Pittodrie so Hibernian and St Johnstone fans can attend the match.
The Scottish FA confirmed last month that no supporters will be inside the national stadium for the tie on 22 May.
From next Monday 500 spectators can attend outdoor events in Scotland with organisers able to ask for more.
And 12,000 fans will be in Hampden on 14 June for Scotland's Euro 2020 opener against the Czech Republic.
"Aberdeen FC would be happy to consider Pittodrie being the Scottish Cup final venue if it helped fans get into the stadium and it was something that both teams and the Scottish FA wanted us to do," Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack told BBC Scotland's The Nine.
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If it’s going to have fans it’s going to be Murrayfield, Ibrox or Celtic park.
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