MorayJaggie

Aberdeen apparently have plans for a test event of 1000 fans.

It's apparently due to the high cost of hearts season tickets £300+. They don't want to **** of their 11500 season ticket holders hence the higher cost according to their fans. It's extortionate as st mirren v dufc PPV is only £12.50.

Championship competition.

It will be season ticket holders so distancing and planning on seating can be achieved within tier 1 restrictions. Higher level tiers will soon not be allowed to travel into lower tiers and vice versa. A group of 11 were turned back on the ferry in Orkney from coming from a higher tier by the police.

How can they justify £18.50 When everyone else in the league is around £10 £12.50

Just noticed on spfl twitter feed of their lower league goal round up they used the ICTFC highlights for the Goals not their own product.

It literally was a game of two halves. The wind played a major factor for us in the first half then for Arbroath in the second. Hard to judge but overall especially after going one going down to come back in the second half and score three goals showed what we haven't seen for a while in a Caley team a determination to win.

Do our players not get the wind is horrendous and stop kicking it up the bloody park

Regretting buying this absolute ***** show.

Aberdeen did a ballot style for season ticket holders for the test game. Those who were successful cannot then be put into the next ballot until everyone has been able to attend a game.

Thanks Fraz their help section was also useless only gives info on how to give them your money.

Right eventually managed to get it. But very complicated process including loging out then in and having to change passwords twice. Not very user friendly.

Yeah away to try the laptop.

I did but can't find the log in area.

That's the one I used but keeps wanting me to register and no where to login.

Trying to buy PPV for Saturday's game but no where on spfl site to log in. Only to register but when I try that it says I'm already registered and to log in. Any one having the same issue?

Even at pitoddrie we were placed in the Richard Donald stand and weren't allowed in the main stand. Spfl and sfa guidelines are strict about the bio secure areas. We were made to wear masks and full PPE as if we were in a patients hone at all times with temperature checks and filling in questionnaires regarding potential exposure and symptoms 24 hours prior to attending. For The sake of allowing 20 30 fans in easier to keep it cordoned off.

That will be the bio secure area to minimise the risk of infection to players and staff.

Why can't they use the west stand?

The Caledonian stadium should easily be able to handle all season ticket holders across the three stands. I'd also assume they would only allow season ticket holders from postcodes within the tier one areas. Whilst working at the Aberdeen Hamilton game as medical cover the club also supplied us with hot food so again this could be done I'd assume when fans return maybe on a pre order kind of scenario. They may even use the west stand to maximize the amount of fans.

Having spoken to the staff at Aberdeen groups from the same household were allowed to sit together. At AFC for those that know the south stand they were able to get 100 per section.

Now that the Highlands and Moray are in tier 1 it looks like fans could be allowed back at us County and Elgin city. Also having worked at the recent Aberdeen v Hamilton game and seen the precautions in place regarding distancing etc it should hopefully be easy enough to implement. A simple temperature check on entry leave your details and go to assigned seat. Then at the end wait instructions to exit so there is no punching. It was also every 5th seat free and every second row.

This is actually exactly the mentality the governing bodies of football have and will probably go for to punish the northern teams as those in the central belt won't have any for ages.

Having watched the highlights that ball appears to have crossed the line fully.

Should we from now on play for penalties kicking the ball against a player in the box. Under the new rule high chance of getting a penalty. We seem to be good at putting penalties away.