Aberdeen for alcohol sales in Skother Suitable

Aberme football club has been granted a license to sell alcohol to fans inside the pitlirie during preliminaries matches a month ago.

The main house will be able to buy alcoholic drinks in the lower house Richard Donald stands before speeding up the game against killer on 6 kilmarnock.

Fans will not be able to drink in front of the pitch and sales will be stopped before the match. This is part of a pilot scheme to see how alcohol sales can be delivered to a suitable experience.

Alcohol has been banned in football stadiums since 1981.

Aberdeen are the first club from Scotland’s top division to join the scheme.

Suitably dressed S Sentstone will also be tested for alcohol during the match against Queens on Free Saturday on December 20.

In a statement, Aberdeen said the initiative had been approved by TRERNMEEN Council.

Club said the pilot was designed to “gather ideas on how a natural approach to the alcohol experience can support a suitable and safe experience for supporters” safe for supporters”.

They added: “The sale will be handled in accordance with licensing laws, with appropriate security and appropriate venue.

“Supporters are reminded that tickets are only consumed in clear areas and not in front of the pitch, and that all sales will be made by the correct stadium.

At McDiidmid Park, home fans will be able to purchase alcohol from the pop-up gazebo at the rear of the East End after 15:00 ticketing.

Sales will be open between 14:00 and 14:45 and at half time of the match.

As in Aberdeen, drinks cannot be consumed in view of the pitch.

This follows the same trial during the premier plate matches in Arbroure, Annah United, Ratu South and ALLING Stream League.

Alcohol has been banned in Scotland’s playing stadiums for 44 years.

This early ban dealt with riots during the 1980 Scottish Cup final between Rangers and Celic at Hampden.

The ban does not cover the hospitality section inside the stadia.

The Scottish Government and Police Scotland have previously said they will consider an alcohol ban in March.

The first call to the final reinforcement under the same rules as the rating filter, who can drink during the game.

Said the SpokesPerson of the Government of Skotrand

“It is for the local licensing authority and police scotland to satisfy themselves that the pilot project is allowed within the current framework in the current rebellion when granting licences.”