New Guidelines at Holm
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tigerchef wrote:Indeed. The club could also make it policy that for entrance to the stadium, you will be required to wear a mask at all times. Unfortunately, there is no requirement to wear a mask if you have mental of physical issues that would prevent you from wearing a mask. There is also no requirement to have written evidence from a medical professional saying that you don't have to wear a mask. You are allowed to self-certify.
I am only posting this information, as there will be quite a number in the crowd who know this and will exploit this. I also hope that everyone is courteous and wear a mask as well.
Just to balance this post (and certainly not to have a go) these exceptions are there for a reason. I live with someone who (for reasons I won't detail here) cannot wear a mask. I have seen the impact they have on her and I don't think any reasonable person would argue that she should. Despite minimising the use of indoor public spaces she has on at least 5 occasions been shouted at by strangers for doing basic tasks (food shopping, etc). She wears a badge that explains she is exempt from wearing a mask. Most recently, coming home late from work in a taxi, the driver refused to let her leave the car until he had finished having a pop - and she had told the company beforehand that she couldnt wear a mask.
While I don't doubt that there are those who misuse exemptions, plenty legitimately rely on them. For many, if they could, they would rather be wearing a mask than be worrying about where the next verbal assault is going to come from.
My point, please be kind! While it might not be clear why someone isn't wearing a mask, there's a good chance you could end up having a go at a person who is already really struggling.
This post is not meant to be accusatory in any way, but an experience that I think worth sharing.
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Tyrion Lannister, Game of Thrones
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Society is so FUBAR now

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They have advised masks when watching the game but not made it mandatory.
I have no problem wearing a mask to follow the mandatory rules, i'm yet undecided as to whether I will continue to wear one when sat outside watching the game but as it stands currently I most likely wont. However, should someone ask me to do so be it a fellow support sat in the same vicinity or a member of staff then i'd oblige.
Some strong opinions on here and as Ciren said a fair bit of judgement.
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tigerchef wrote:Sorry, could you highlight who is judging?
It depends what you’re watching and when…
Daytime, I’d recommend Rob Rinder and at the weekend, the marvellous Craig Revel Horwood….
Fab - u- lous……..
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Stuck_in_London wrote:tigerchef wrote:Indeed. The club could also make it policy that for entrance to the stadium, you will be required to wear a mask at all times. Unfortunately, there is no requirement to wear a mask if you have mental of physical issues that would prevent you from wearing a mask. There is also no requirement to have written evidence from a medical professional saying that you don't have to wear a mask. You are allowed to self-certify.
I am only posting this information, as there will be quite a number in the crowd who know this and will exploit this. I also hope that everyone is courteous and wear a mask as well.
Just to balance this post (and certainly not to have a go) these exceptions are there for a reason. I live with someone who (for reasons I won't detail here) cannot wear a mask. I have seen the impact they have on her and I don't think any reasonable person would argue that she should. Despite minimising the use of indoor public spaces she has on at least 5 occasions been shouted at by strangers for doing basic tasks (food shopping, etc). She wears a badge that explains she is exempt from wearing a mask. Most recently, coming home late from work in a taxi, the driver refused to let her leave the car until he had finished having a pop - and she had told the company beforehand that she couldnt wear a mask.
While I don't doubt that there are those who misuse exemptions, plenty legitimately rely on them. For many, if they could, they would rather be wearing a mask than be worrying about where the next verbal assault is going to come from.
My point, please be kind! While it might not be clear why someone isn't wearing a mask, there's a good chance you could end up having a go at a person who is already really struggling.
This post is not meant to be accusatory in any way, but an experience that I think worth sharing.
I'm going to add another dimension, I would NEVER confront someone who is not wearing a mask, because you do not know why they are not wearing one. I know people with severe asthma, aspergers, autism, Cystic Fibrosis, Pulmonary Disease etc.
SIL I'm sorry your wife went through what she went through, it was out of order, not all disabilities can be seen, my wife was ticketed many, many times because, I'm not making this up, they thought "the blue badge might not be genuine" due to the fact "she didn't look disabled."
I concede TigerChef is right, some are taking advantage of the lackadaisical, flimsy and flowery **** from Parliament, especially around mask wearing. I wish there was more leadership.
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