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  1. Tom McLaughlin on

    SAINT STIVS

     

    If it was a “health and safety requirement” why would Rangers and Hearts be allowed to ticket excchange on their hubs ?

     

     

    Because the exchange scheme requires the name and address of the person purchasing the seat that has been surrendered for each particular game. So every seat sold has a name & address attached.

     

     

    Similarly, that is why Celtic’s T&Cs state that season tickets are non-transferable.

     

     

    It is a H&S requirement in the unlikely event of a major incident in the stadium.

  2. Tom McLaughlin on

    Even individual non-season tickets purchased through public sale online require the entry of a name and address.

  3. Jobo Baldie on

    *SENTINEL CELTS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2023-24*

     

    *RESULTS FROM GAME #6 – CELTIC DUNDEE (SCORERS)*

     

     

    Good evening, friends.

     

    As I’m currently on a week’s all inclusive holiday in Mallorca I hope you forgive me for the lack of any detailed match report. Instead, I’ll go straight to the results.

     

    We have now played 6 games, winning 4, drawing 1 and losing 1 with 11 goals scored and 4 conceded.

     

    A huge thank you to the 73 who voted this week. The total votes cast for each player are as follows, with my own nominations asterisked.

     

     

    Hart*: 8

     

    Johnston: 29

     

    Phillips: 0

     

    Scales: 17

     

    Taylor: 0

     

    McGregor: 10

     

    O’Riley*: 56

     

    Turnbull: 0

     

    Yang: 0

     

    Kyogo: 57

     

    Maeda*: 28

     

    Lagerbielke: 3

     

    Palma: 0

     

    Oh: 0

     

    Hatate: 11

     

    Bernardo: 0

     

     

    And so, the players receiving POINTS for the game against Dundee are –

     

    Kyogo – 5 points

     

    O’Riley – 4 points

     

    Johnston – 3 points

     

    Maeda – 2 points

     

    Scales – 1 point

     

     

    The overall positions after 6 games played are –

     

    18 points – Kyogo

     

    16 points – O’Riley

     

    9 points – Nawrocki

     

    7 points – Johnston and Yang

     

    6 points – Hart and Lagerbielke

     

    5 points – McGregor, Maeda and Scales

     

    4 points – Turnbull

     

    2 points – Carter-Vickers and Ralston

     

    0 points – Abada, Bernabei, Bernardo, Forrest, Haksabanovic, Hatate, Holm, Oh, Palma, Phillips, Starfelt, Taylor, Welsh

     

     

    Our thoughts now turn to our opening game in this season’s Champions League campaign, an away trip to face Feyenoord on Tuesday evening, kick off 8.00pm.

     

    Hail Hail!

  4. Chairbhoy on

    JOBO BALDIE @ 10:11 PM,

     

     

    Great stuff again, glad you are enjoying your break.

     

     

    First time in a while I’ve been outside the top five with a selection

     

     

    Thought Calmac had his best game for a while, lovely assist for Kyogo’s goal, but what do I know!?

     

     

    Thanks again!!

     

     

    Hail Hail

  7. Headtheball on

    Bada

     

     

    Yes, I did as I’m a Ferrari fan. I was wondering how the hell Verstappen was going to win when he was 6th with a few laps to go. You rascal!

  10. YogiHughes on

    The people on this site obviously know nothing about football or simply don’t watch the game! How the hell was Calum McGregor not in the top five votes if not number one?

  11. Saint Stivs on

    And again.

     

     

    The council health and safety authority cannot ask for personal name and address in relation to an application.

  12. Saint Stivs on

    Dearie me.

     

     

    How can a safety certificate for operating a stadium have anything to do with the name of the persons sitting in the seat.

     

     

     

     

    Especially when the certificate is granted before the seats are sold.

  14. Saint Stivs on

    Hello chatbot can I purchase a seat for this upcoming fixture.

     

     

    Sure enter your details here

     

     

    Donald trump

     

    Turnbury

     

     

    Ay10 2aq

     

     

    Ta.

  15. Saint Stivs on

    Sorry Donald.

     

     

    Because your details do not match the council health and safety database we revoke the stadium certificate.

  18. David66 on

    Good morning CQN from a rain lashed Garngad.

     

     

    Firstly – Gene I am just catching up and so Glad to hear the news about Jackie. God bless you both.

     

     

    Secondly – Bring on the Feynins of the Ord.

     

     

    I would not look to much into Feyenoord’s recent results.

     

     

    Just lets get our own passing game going.

     

     

    D :)

  19. Tim Malone Will Tell on

    Surely the last 3 digits of Trump’s postcode would be 0iq rather than 2aq – even the chatbots in the street know that :-)

  20. Tom McLaughlin on

    SAINT STIVS

     

     

    The Health & Safety Executive doesn’t hold the name & address of season ticket holders. The club is required to hold that information as one of many conditions for being granted a stadium safety certificate.

     

     

    This is positively my last comment on this subject.

     

     

    You seem to hold a bizarre obsession with the fact that your old season ticket seat is being left unoccupied on match days. So much so that you admit to contacting a supporter sitting nearby after each home game to establish if your former seat was used during the game. Very strange behaviour indeed.

     

     

    You then turn that into a protracted and tedious campaign against empty seats throughout the stadium, failing to accept or understand that for various reasons, some ticket holders don’t turn up, despite myself and other posters pointing this out to you.

     

     

    At least I can say I am happy for you that you appear to have nothing else of import to worry about in life other than empty seats at Celtic games.

  23. Back to Basics - Glass Half Full on

    Not bad on Saturday.

     

     

    Enjoyed the game.

     

     

    Still taking time to click.

     

     

    Injuries clearly a problem. I expect a few stutters until end 2023.

     

     

    Yang didn’t quite get it done.

     

     

    Matt & Kyogo terrific.

     

     

    AJ ramping up.

     

     

    Interesting chat re. David Turnbull

     

     

    I suspect Brendan needs a goal threat from outside the box while waiting for us to click.

  25. bigrailroadblues on

    Good morning all from Govanhill. Today is the 53rd anniversary of the passing of the great James Marshall Hendrix. RIP Jimi.

  29. Hot Smoked on

    BIGRAILROADBLUES on 18TH SEPTEMBER 2023 9:56 AM

     

     

    In terms of required information, your second clause was unnecessary.

  30. Prestonpans bhoys on

    Interesting stuff from the St Johnstone manager:

     

     

    “MacLean had his own quibble with the officialdom after he was yellow-carded by referee Nick Walsh in peculiar circumstances as the result of a later VAR intervention on an afternoon in which there were several breaks in play to allow for checks. “The rules are VAR checks the game when the play stops,” said the St Johnstone manager. “We have a counter-attack and the play is stopped. They are trying to tell me that’s the rule, it was news to me. I tried to ask him [Walsh] a question when he came over to speak to me, he wouldn’t let me.”

  33. scullybhoy on

    By Ez Roberts

     

    Business reporter, BBC News

     

     

    A family is locked in dispute with Ryanair after being charged £165 to check in at the airport and being told by the airline that they had “unchecked themselves”.

     

     

    Damian Lloyd had checked in his family a month in advance, and brought the printed boarding passes to the airport.

     

     

    But the barcodes would not scan so the family had to pay to check in again.

     

     

    Mr Lloyd tried to reclaim the money but Ryanair said they had unchecked before flying, so the fee was justified.

     

     

    After several weeks of email exchanges, the airline has now referred Mr Lloyd to a dispute resolution service.

     

     

    https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/B7A0/production/_130980074_mediaitem130980073.jpg.webp

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