With an Amber weather warning in place and authorities warning people not to travel unless absolutely necessary, why were fans asked to drive across the country?
Graeme McGarry argues that football matches should be postponed when severe weather warnings advise against travel, questioning why supporters are expected to travel in dangerous conditions. McGarry points out that thousands of supporters travelled across Scotland under an Amber weather warning with 80mph winds during Storm Boelo, despite Police Scotland warning the public to reconsider unnecessary journeys.
While acknowledging financial costs and fixture congestion caused by postponements, the writer contends that SPFL safety guidelines are too vague. McGarry maintains that player, staff, and supporter safety must take priority to avoid fatal incidents.
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