Vaccine Passport System At Celtic Appears To Work Like A Dream
It may well be that there are horror stories aplenty to emerge from the vaccine passports setup at Celtic Park this afternoon, but I passed through one of the checkpoints earlier on and it was a perfectly straightforward and simple task to do it.
The system is so simple, in fact, that I wonder if it’s set to be tweaked before the next home game. The checkpoints were set up at the perimeter of the ground and the fans merely had to show their phones or their printed forms and they were in.
Sitting here in the stand waiting for the game to start, I have to marvel at how the system flowed so easily and people were able to pass almost without delay. All talk that this system was going to make it slow and difficult to get into games appears totally erroneous.
As I said, there may be another shoe to drop here; perhaps the system failed in other parts of the ground, but from where I entered it was smooth and without troubles. The staff were polite and friendly and most people seem well disposed towards them and the job they have to do.
Overall I have to say that’s a job well done from Celtic.
Don’t give them anything to cling to James. Everything went hunky-dory. And that’s all we need to know. MON THE BARREL HOOPS
I think its also a job well done from the Celtic support – its a job that has to be done and the Celtic fans got on with it – well done.
So that’s two jobs well done by Celtic in one night oops afternoon (how weird was that). Will we get credit for them? Despite what you say James I’m waiting on the proddy press spin about a disaster on two fronts. Keep up the good work. Well done the Hoops. HH