Every day the vaccine rolls out

[TerryTheTerror]

I didn't have any reaction to them other than a sore arm but in the weeks after the second was getting pains in arms, shoulders and chest and went to the GP about it, plus there is a link with pfizer with hearts issues in younger males

Seem fine now but not really in a rush for the booster so their plan to exclude people even double jabbed is starting to materialise

Kinnell, get it done man, then you can head to the game no worries. 🙂

[Chick A Saw]

So a lot of folk won't have it ready, for sure. Then they are supposed to check the dates. I'd be absolutely amazed if that actually happened to be fair.

None of this will really affect me as I go really early to avoid any crowds anyway. 🤔

Having just found it on the app myself, i can say it takes seconds to find the dates and lists my booster from 6 days ago, and even has my only PCR test. With what i have at home, i may have to start listing my daily LFTs.

[tHeArAb]

So a lot of folk won't have it ready, for sure.

Definitely! Happens everywhere! I flew to Belgium in October, and the amount of folk who got to the check in and didn't have their Covid documents ready, then didn't know where to find them on their phones, it was incredible. Is it not one of the first things you make sure you have at hand when you do these things?

[JamesMcClean]

So as I hinted at, you will be classed as not vaccinated being double jabbed, so if you had a poor reaction to the initial ones and don't feel you want the booster you can't enter Tannadice, farce

I don’t think that’s correct sheds as regards actually getting in - if you’re not triple jabbed then evidence of a recent Covid infection or a same day negative LFT should also allow entry I think.

[Chick A Saw]

Definitely! Happens everywhere! I flew to Belgium in October, and the amount of folk who got to the check in and didn't have their Covid documents ready, then didn't know where to find them on their phones, it was incredible. Is it not one of the first things you make sure you have at hand when you do these things?

Find it totally unbelievable that someone with the app on their phone, and in my case the tickets to get in would not be organized enough to have things ready before getting to the ground.

[JamesMcClean]

Funny how NOTHING else has changed regarding restrictions other than allowing crowds back in to outdoor events. Of course this has nothing to do with the potentially highly politically embarrassing scenario of the Scottish National Rugby Team legally playing their home fixture against England in the Six Nations.

At St James’s Park. In England.


No definitely not, no sir, no chance. ‘Course not, because as we all know it’s all about the science.

[duke_the_arab]

If it helps any others decide I had absolutely no problem with the booster.

1st AZ - felt ****e for two days.
2nd AZ - slightly sore arm for one day.
Pfizer booster - felt absolutely fine, no issues whatsoever.

Perhaps subsequent vaccinations have lesser side effect issues?

My Covid status app is showing the booster btw, so it’s Tanny on Tuesday, yaaaas.

I'm the same all upto date.Had sare arm after my second jab. No probs when i got booster and got the flu jab in the other arm at the same time. All Pfizer jabs.
Dinna ken what the fuss is.
Roll on next Tuesday.🙂

[TerryTheTerror]

Find it totally unbelievable that someone with the app on their phone, and in my case the tickets to get in would not be organized enough to have things ready before getting to the ground.

I know it's quite difficult to contemplate but not everyone even has a smartphone...

[TerryTheTerror]

Funny how NOTHING else has changed regarding restrictions other than allowing crowds back in to outdoor events. Of course this has nothing to do with the potentially highly politically embarrassing scenario of the Scottish National Rugby Team legally playing their home fixture against England in the Six Nations.

At St James’s Park. In England.


No definitely not, no sir, no chance. ‘Course not, because as we all know it’s all about the science.

Such a cynic. 🤪

[ballumbie_arab]

Funny how NOTHING else has changed regarding restrictions other than allowing crowds back in to outdoor events. Of course this has nothing to do with the potentially highly politically embarrassing scenario of the Scottish National Rugby Team legally playing their home fixture against England in the Six Nations.

At St James’s Park. In England.


No definitely not, no sir, no chance. ‘Course not, because as we all know it’s all about the science.

Spot on, the wee sh!te hates fitba, but not ruggers…