Quote Originally Posted by sonofrgmsdad View Post
I do think the players have made a big mistake and need to bear the consequences. However, despite you now twice suggesting this hasn't happened to other clubs, those consequences need to be seen in the light of

1) one of our own players previously tested positive

2) wasn't there a Hibs v Ross game postponed pre-season because protocols hadn't been followed resulting in late results?

3) didn't St Mirren have 7 players tested positive with only 6 re-testing negatives confirmed

4) weren't 3 clubs given a wrist slapping from SFA/SPFL for not following protocols

5)whist Nicola was furious with the Dons players, she was ultra protective with her medical adviser which could be seen as a worse threat to the nations health

6) Todays BBC suggests that Griffiths threw a party for his girlfriend. Is that any worse?

As I said there probably should be consequences. But we need to give the club the time to do a proper investigation and think through the consequences. The SFA/SPFL need to think through their reactions up to this point and the Scottish Government need to get off their high horse and think about this incident in light of their own actions.
1) false positive way prior to the season starting back.
2), 3) and 4) before the season started. Mistakes happen.
5) she got the sack.
6) Leigh Griffiths' alleged behaviour is no yardstick for anyone to measure.

If this happened to the Huns do you think you or anyone else on here would be so liberal minded about it?

We've been in and out of lockdown for months and we've had other leagues to learn from.