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It would be absolutely ridiculous and completely detrimental to people's mental health and wellbeing if they brought this shit into the Scottish game. People had enough of government and police control during lockdown. Getting back to the football,  meeting up with mates for a pint, heading to away games, people are just glad to be getting back to a Saturday routine after not being able to physically go and watch their team. I like a pint before a game, but I don't make point of getting so hammered that I'm struggling to focus on a game. Yes there are people who make a c**t of themselves every game, but on the otherhand there are plenty of people who will do the same as me. Tarring all away fans with the same brush is going to achieve absolute nothing.

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Wait, somebody wants it to be a requirement for Police Scotland get a call from the Brechin City Supporters Club asking for permission to park up outside a field a mile west of Pitmedden?

Eta: this one's a corker:

e. PSVs are not to set down or uplift passengers at any unauthorised locations without prior permission of the police.

[ring ring] "Police Scotland? Hi, this is the BCSC. We're currently running a supporters' bus from Brechin to Lossiemouth and one of our fans wants to alight the bus near Aberdeen seeing as he lives up that way.  Is it possible to get put through to the relevant person that can give us permission for this to happen please?  No, this isn't a joke..."

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17 minutes ago, Hedgecutter said:

Wait, somebody wants it to be a legal requirement for Police Scotland get a call from the Brechin Supporters Club asking for permission to park up outside a field a mile west of Pitmedden?

Eta: this one's a corker:

e. PSVs are not to set down or uplift passengers at any unauthorised locations without prior permission of the police.

[ring ring] "Police Scotland? Hi, this is the BCSC. We're currently running a supporters' bus from Brechin to Lossiemouth and one of our fans wants to alight the bus near Aberdeen seeing as he lives up that way.  Is it possible to get put through to the relevant person that can give us permission for this to happen please?  No, this isn't a joke..."

This would be the best approach. Just absolutely swarm them with the most inane bullshit constantly. 50+ supporters buses phoning at once to discuss their route and plan.

They'll be seeing this as an easy way to hit some targets as they just have to follow supporters buses and wait for an infringement. 

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15 minutes ago, PSJ.84 said:

That's wild. Hardly Zamalek v Al Ahly. 

You think that's wild. Here's a story from 13 years ago for Blackburn V Burnley. (Sorry it's the Daily Mail) but I remember it because there was a video of it on the BBC at the time. Mental how football fans are treated

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1216933/Spare-thought-Burnley-fan-living-Blackburn-journey-Ewood-Park-derby-clash-FOUR-hours.html

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25 minutes ago, atfccfc said:

This is how Swansea City fans have to travel if they want to see Cardiff away. 

 

https://www.swanseacity.com/news/cardiff-city-important-ticketing-information

You would legit just not bother. Imagine sanitising a fucking derby to this extent.

Now that they are bored of football supporters just being a cash cow that people want to milk dry, they are now insisting on kicking f**k out of them into the bargain whilst milking them.

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21 minutes ago, atfccfc said:

This is how Swansea City fans have to travel if they want to see Cardiff away. 

 

https://www.swanseacity.com/news/cardiff-city-important-ticketing-information

How can they even enforce that? If someone buys a ticket and then goes along on the train, surely neither club can police that?

Or will they be taking lists on the buses and whoever isn't there gets marked absent, like it's a school trip to Cardiff?

Mental, either way.

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4 minutes ago, ClydeTon said:

How can they even enforce that? If someone buys a ticket and then goes along on the train, surely neither club can police that?

Or will they be taking lists on the buses and whoever isn't there gets marked absent, like it's a school trip to Cardiff?

Mental, either way.

They explain it further down i think.

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The buses then have to turn up in deisgnated time slots to the stadium and thats the only access away fans get, theres no open turnstile.

This is why it's so dangerous that Celtic/Rangers/Hearts are trying to push away supports out the ground. The police will absolutely back that stance and try and enforce a "no away support" allowed rule at games. Itll start with big games then trickle down, and before you know it cup games at neutral venues will be the only times supports share a stadium in the top tier.

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Seems we’re getting caught in the middle of a pissing contest between the uk and Scottish government. Fantastic. 

There is no justification for these rules whatsoever but it is presented as ‘law and order’ so a large demographic of people will be supportive of controlling the swathes of drunk and violent football fans marauding the country every week. 

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9 minutes ago, atfccfc said:

You think that's wild. Here's a story from 13 years ago for Blackburn V Burnley. (Sorry it's the Daily Mail) but I remember it because there was a video of it on the BBC at the time. Mental how football fans are treated

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1216933/Spare-thought-Burnley-fan-living-Blackburn-journey-Ewood-Park-derby-clash-FOUR-hours.html

f**k me. The mind boggles. 

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33 minutes ago, atfccfc said:

This is how Swansea City fans have to travel if they want to see Cardiff away. 

 

https://www.swanseacity.com/news/cardiff-city-important-ticketing-information

Mad, couldn’t believe what I was reading. How much police time and resource gets out into something like that I wonder?

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9 minutes ago, ClydeTon said:

How can they even enforce that? If someone buys a ticket and then goes along on the train, surely neither club can police that?

Or will they be taking lists on the buses and whoever isn't there gets marked absent, like it's a school trip to Cardiff?

Mental, either way.

Only tickets available in away section will be for fans travelling like this. 

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4 minutes ago, Dons_1988 said:

Seems we’re getting caught in the middle of a pissing contest between the uk and Scottish government. Fantastic. 

There is no justification for these rules whatsoever but it is presented as ‘law and order’ so a large demographic of people will be supportive of controlling the swathes of drunk and violent football fans marauding the country every week. 

Where does the Scottish Government come into this? It’s the UK Traffic Commissioner requesting permission from the UK Government to introduce the guidelines. They will be policed by the Traffic Commisioners who come under the UK Government.

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