Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
As far as I am aware the useless vaccine passports will only have to be shown for attendances over 10,000.
Apart from the Derby against the Dabs on 2nd February there will be no other attendances this season at Dens Park over 10k.
In my opinion it is doubtful if there will be 10k spectators at the match against the Dabs as it is likely that a number of people supporting both clubs who had returned to stay in the Dundee area for New Year can now no longer attend next month’s rearranged match.
They might return their ticket to receive a refund which could reduce the number of seats sold for the game to below the ‘magic’ 10k figure to avoid 50% of the spectators at the game having to a show a vaccine passport prior to entry.
Papers are reporting that the new rules relate to all events attracting over 1,000 people not 10,000. If we actually do have to challenge half the crowd to prove vaccination (three doses as well) or negative Lateral Flow Test then they'll better open the gates fine and early and folk will have to turn up early to get in. In the real world though I expect we will do the best we can re testing and check as many as we can. Then of course there is the fact that LFTs are virtually meaningless as a weapon in identifying whether a body has Covid when all you have to do is report a negative test whether it is positive, negative or whether you even bothered to do the darn test in the first place. More virtue signalling and a pointless exercise.