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Club have said you can just have a photo of your passport on your phone.

I think they just give examples, they say ‘some form of photo ID’, so not prescribing what it is. Interestingly it reads like this requirement was already in place before Covid.

I think you’ve got it wrong. I don’t think vaccinated people reduce spread at a big event. What it means is that if there is a spread of the virus happens at a big event - there is less chance of people being seriously ill from it. Having too many unvaccinated people at a big event means you...

My wife never appreciates it when I say it. :shrug:

Should do shouldn’t they - it’s not like your crossing borders so an out of date passport still confirms your identity. Let’s be realistic they should be just checking name and photo, all other detail should be irrelevant.

I perfected a confident "I don't believe in astrology or witchcraft" to that one - seemed to get a smile and an 'in you come then...'. :)

:thumbsup: I liked how simple it was for the Covid Pass at the touch of a button straight into my wallet next to my ST. :)

You're obviously a younger person than me! Back in 1991, your mate's older brother's paper driver's license and secret agent style remember all the info. then run the roulette of the bouncer's questions 'what's your post code?''how old are you then?''when did you pass your test?'...Can't think I...

I suppose the balance is, have no large crowd events v restrictions and close monitoring of every person in a large crowd in case of a mini outbreak. If you have a super-spreeder at an event, then I assume you need to very quickly identify exactly who was around that person, and you can't do...

Completely agree, bit like the initial resistance to 20mph speed limits. Sure, people are going over 20, but rarely over 30. When they were 30, people would push 35 - 40mph. 20mph speed limits have proven to make our residential roads safer. Not everyone obeys of course, but the majority do...

You might be right, but Section 2 is Admission to the Ground. 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 etc. are all part of the Terms & Conditions of Entry. However reading it again, yes the bit I've quoted does look like it is applied to moving your seat rather than entry. :thumbsup: I see Beanstalk expands on this...

Yeah of course, absolutely up to the club - I’m just surprised anyone is surprised there’s going to be ID requirements and restrictions in place; biggest shock for me is we’re potentially starting the season with a full ground.

Vaccination isn't the only route either, you can provide proof of a negative lateral flow test which you can do at home and pick up from your local chemist or supermarket.

Exactly! How on earth did someone sign up to renew or buy a new ST in the middle of an unprecedented pandemic following pretty much no crowds through 20/21 season with restrictions everywhere, with T&Cs clearly in the ST package, thinking you were going to start the 21/22 season without needing...

I read it as from 01 October these requirements will be mandatory. Before 01 October the club is applying them anyway so that they can refine the processes for when they become mandatory.

It's a broad enough clause to cover that given at the time of writing they wouldn't have known what would have been happening with Covid in August and beyond. Besides, they've so far said it's your vaccination status, a Covid Pass OR Negative LFT.

Even if you aren't vaccinated or have the ID, I think the club is accepting proof of a negative lateral flow test - available free of charge. So not like the club isn't giving people options.

When you signed up to your ST for 21/22, you did so under the following condition, noting condition 2.2.3 which is pretty clear covers them for rules they wish to apply in regard to Covid: 2.2. A Season Ticket permits you to occupy at the Match the seat indicated on the Season Ticket or such...

Nightclubs being the big lever they want to pull on the 18-25 take up.