Vaccine Passport rules

[Willywill]

I see from the tv news that 90% of the uk population have had one jab and 81% have received two. That’s brilliant news. Being double jabbed is the best way of us all getting back to the normality we crave for.

[MichaelP]

Originally Posted by Willywill

I see from the tv news that 90% of the uk population have had one jab and 81% have received two. That’s brilliant news. Being double jabbed is the best way of us all getting back to the normality we crave for.

Yet some players still won’t have them for whatever bonkers reason.

And yes all well and good getting double jabbed but you can still contract Covid and pass it on.

At yesterday’s game there was still a lack of face coverings at the ground from supporters / stewards and staff. You would think the last 18 months has been non existent with the carrying on.

Checked the preview of yesterday’s game on the official website and does mention regarding face coverings in indoor areas. See the following link.

https://www.wrexhamafc.co.uk/news/20...am--redbridge/

Upsetting that supporters and staff are not following their own Covid-19 guidelines. Still if we get a win that’s all that matters isn’t it.

Having the season have games postponed or season come to an end suddenly or more importantly more people suffering and more in hospitals that’s secondary to the majority it seems.

[Willywill]

If you are outside (and most of the match day experience is) then a mask is unnecessary. Whenever in a closed space where numbers are high and/or poor ventilation, then you should wear one.

[MichaelP]

Originally Posted by Willywill

If you are outside (and most of the match day experience is) then a mask is unnecessary. Whenever in a closed space where numbers are high and/or poor ventilation, then you should wear one.

Yet majority of supporters and staff ignore this.

Probably easier to count how many members of staff and supporters who had a face covering on yesterday I would go for single figures.

[Willywill]

Yeh, but if they are stewarding in the open stand, there is no real need. Stewarding in or near the toilets is a totally different matter.

[MichaelP]

Originally Posted by Willywill

Yeh, but if they are stewarding in the open stand, there is no real need. Stewarding in or near the toilets is a totally different matter.

There were staff serving food and drinks, stewards in the concourse not wearing a face covering. So what chance do we have if members of staff are not wearing them?

[Willywill]

Were the areas enclosed? Were they well ventilated? This is crucial. I went for an Indian meal on Wednesday, first for 12 month. They had ALL their windows open and it created a great drought. Therefore I didn’t need a mask.
I agree, that interpretation of the ‘rules’ vary dramatically. Tesco and Saino’s want us to wear masks (even though they have air con) but builders merchant just let things go. There is still an element of ‘wear a mask and you are a right Wuzz and if you don’t you are macho!”

[MichaelP]

I’d rather wear a mask in indoor settings at the Racecourse, in the stands even though it’s not compulsory as there is no social distancing.

Balls if no one likes it. I am doing the right thing for me, my friends and family and fellow supporters.

Shame fellow supporters and staff at the club feel the rules don’t apply to them in indoor settings where there are rules on the official website for all to see.

[Willywill]

Fair enough Michael. Do you have an under lying medical risk or are you over 60?