Will potentially need to be vaccinated to get into Ibrox

[Bad Robot 21,150]

20 minutes ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

Allot of lying to go through just cause you are scared of a jag. Would have thought better of people.

Fair enough, if they go to those lengths of shite-baggery, they have probably earned their exemption.

🤣🤣 the meek are lying under their blankets 

[STEPPS BOY 73,923]

18 minutes ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

We aint the ones bricking it off a vaccine.

Just man up and get a jag and then go do whatever you want.

Otherwise sit in the house and watch the game with a cargo, or go to the effort of faking a certificate or the likes and put fellow bears at risk.

Will unvaccinated players be allowed in stadium?

[Bad Robot 21,150]

17 minutes ago, Bluekev said:

Surely proof of a recent negative test would be far more effective. Just because someone is double vaccinated it doesn't mean they don't have COVID.

That’s what it might get argued down to

[BlueHatBlueDay 468]

2 minutes ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

Agreed. Nortons if you are pro vax. McAfee if you are an anti-vax conspiracy nut.

Exactly, look what happened to Austin McAfee. 

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

Just now, STEPPS BOY said:

Will unvaccinated players be allowed in stadium?

Dunno.

In England I dont think they will be from the 1st Oct, unless they are exempt. Thats the current plan from the government, not sure if they will follow through though.

[WilliamMunny 3,237]

It's a developing situation, science is always changing and we are now seeing being vaccinated does not stop the spread or prevent illness. I've seen it personally several times. So this move doesn't make much sense.

Data on virus and vaccines will no doubt be different next month and will update / change for years to come.

A negative test is the safest option for these events if they really have to do something. And that goes for the vaccinated too. 

[King Jela 20,361]

How does this work exactly? Need to bring a card on match day to say you're vaccinated? 

[Bad Robot 21,150]

17 minutes ago, Rambo1872 said:

I'm not bricking it. Just no point in it. Keep trusting the govt. Even when its obvious the vaccine doesnt stop transmission, keep taking a telling like a good boy. I'll be there watching as long as i can. Take another lockdown up the arse as well for you're compliance. 

during the so called lockdown a few months ago the roads were busy as fuck as people had given up at that point and had to work. The lockdown was a complete farce in the end. 

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

1 minute ago, BlueHatBlueDay said:

Exactly, look what happened to Austin McAfee. 

Cunt looks like he is about to launch a budget airline that plays "How You Remind Me" for the entire duration of the flight.

[STEPPS BOY 73,923]

4 minutes ago, King Jela said:

How does this work exactly? Need to bring a card on match day to say you're vaccinated? 

You turn up for the game two days early, go through the process of proving you’re  double vaccinated, then you scan your smart card and then hopefully you see kick off.

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

To be quite honest, I dont think they actually have the infrastucture in place to make this work.

Usual SNP soundbites.

[BlueHatBlueDay 468]

1 minute ago, STEPPS BOY said:

You turn up for the game two days early, go through the process of proving your double vaccinated, then you scan your smart card and then hopefully you see kick off.

Assume if you dont leave the stadium between Thursday night and the Sunday game you can avoid this process  

[five stars 1,621]

3 minutes ago, WilliamMunny said:

It's a developing situation, science is always changing and we are now seeing being vaccinated does not stop the spread or prevent illness. I've seen it personally several times. So this move doesn't make much sense.

Data on virus and vaccines will no doubt be different next month and will update / change for years to come.

A negative test is the safest option for these events if they really have to do something. And that goes for the vaccinated too. 

Yes, a negative test is the best and safest way.

But the reason for these restrictions is about forcing the under 30's to get the vaccine by taking away their freedom's.

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,874]

1 hour ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

Hmm, dont really object if im honest, as long as those who cant get the vaccine because of allergy are allowed in.

1. Slows the spread.

2. Keeps those who cant get the vaccine just a little bit more safe.

3. Encourages those who choose not to get the vaccine to get one.

4. Stops people putting themselves and the NHS unders extra pressure by attending a high risk event if they dont have the protection of the vaccine.

5. It pure winds up @Willis

Understatement of the fucking lifetime of this forum.

[don logan 8,065]

1 hour ago, ScottBF2 said:

Aye, that's my issue. I'm fully Vaccinated and support it, but what good does it do to prove you are? It doesn't protect you or others against the spread, really doesn't make sense to me.

Should reduce the number of serious cases.

[BlueHatBlueDay 468]

2 minutes ago, five stars said:

Yes, a negative test is the best and safest way.

But the reason for these restrictions is about forcing the under 30's to get the vaccine by taking away their freedom's.

Aye, a bit like not wearing a seatbelt when driving. Hellish! 

[Bad Robot 21,150]

3 minutes ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

To be quite honest, I dont think they actually have the infrastucture in place to make this work.

Usual SNP soundbites.

The QR Codes will be used if they can 

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,874]

Just now, BlueHatBlueDay said:

Aye, a bit like not wearing a seatbelt when driving. Hellish! 

@mitre_mouldmaster made the same mistake by using this analogy.

Don't be like @mitre_mouldmaster.

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

Just now, Bad Robot said:

The QR Codes will be used if they can 

They coming into Scotland, or have we went our own way to be different from the Englsih again?

Fully expect the Haggis Codes to be operational by 2026. 

[Siam69 26,927]

1 hour ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

Hmm, dont really object if im honest, as long as those who cant get the vaccine because of allergy are allowed in.

1. Slows the spread.

2. Keeps those who cant get the vaccine just a little bit more safe.

3. Encourages those who choose not to get the vaccine to get one.

4. Stops people putting themselves and the NHS unders extra pressure by attending a high risk event if they dont have the protection of the vaccine.

5. It pure winds up @Willis

And also means you've less chance of bumping into a nutter, whilst out and about.

Loads of nutters will be ostracising themselves from a big chunk of the rest of society by their own choice. 

It's brilliant TBH 

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

Just now, Laudrupsleftfoot said:

@mitre_mouldmaster made the same mistake by using this analogy.

Don't be like @mitre_mouldmaster.

They can try if they like, but its a hard milestone to live up to.

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,874]

1 hour ago, five stars said:

If we want to save lives then we could

1. Stop people over 70 going. (By far the group with the highest level of fatalities)

2. Exclude people with underlining health conditions. 

3. Don't let the obese in.

The above would be more effective at saving lives than banning the unvaccinated.

Clearly this is politically motivated and goes way beyond what should be allowed in a so called "free country".

All three are ridiculous ideas, but you are spot on.

[BlueHatBlueDay 468]

Just now, Laudrupsleftfoot said:

@mitre_mouldmaster made the same mistake by using this analogy.

Don't be like @mitre_mouldmaster.

Great minds......

[mitre_mouldmaster 21,509]

Just now, Siam69 said:

And also means you've less chance of bumping into a nutter, whilst out and about.

Loads of nutters will be ostracising themselves from a big chunk of the rest of society by their own choice. 

It's brilliant TBH. 

Im trying to be deliberately more diplomatic these days. Ive reduced my outright ridicule down to just garden variety unbearable smugness.

I approve of this message though. 

[Laudrupsleftfoot 10,874]

1 minute ago, mitre_mouldmaster said:

They can try if they like, but its a hard milestone to live up to.

Spoken like a true sophomaniac.