Fully vax'd or negative test within 48hours, so wont restrict anyone going, regardless of their stance on vaccines.

As I understand it to get in you have to have a covid pass from the NHS app. You can download this if you are fully vaccinated or have submitted a negative lateral flow test in the last 48 hours.

This is certainly going to slow up the process of getting into the ground.

I have downloaded my NHS Covid pass and printed it off. This should save a bit of time as it will avoid fumbling around accessing the screen with my Covid pass on my phone, and then having to access my season ticket.

I am intending to go tonight and have an NHS Covid pass, CPFC seem to be doing the "right thing" and we will see if the people at the turnstiles do so too.
I am not sure that pushing people into taking the vaccine will work.

Enjoying getting up later and not having someone who knows better than me (apart from the missus of course).

Just to add to what Topcoat said, you can save your pass to Google Drive, then when you open it in Google Drive you can make it available offline. Then you can add it to Home Screen. That way a PDF is on your phone on the normal screen. Then you just press on it and hey presto. You won't need to be online either. I hope this helps someone. It's how I've done mine.

Red and Blue Army!

If anyone hasn't got jabbed and is actively thinking about it, I'd suggest just getting on with it. You're likely to get Omicron anyway and that will delay completing vaccinations significantly.