St Johnstone has announced changes to the away allocations for their upcoming match against Celtic at the end of the month. The Bhoys will be limited to the Ormond and North stands at McDiarmid Park, as well as one section of the Geoff Brown Stand for disabled seating.
In an open letter, St Johnstone chairman Adam Webb emphasized the club’s commitment to creating a fortress at their home ground, particularly when facing Celtic or Rangers. The new policies are aimed at ensuring a better matchday experience for home fans by limiting the number of away supporters in certain sections of the stadium.
The club is also making improvements to accessibility, safety, parking, and stadium services to enhance the overall fan experience. In light of recent incidents, St Johnstone has updated their terms and conditions for accessing McDiarmid Park on matchdays to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.
As visiting allocations continue to shrink across the Scottish Premiership, it remains to be seen how this new approach will impact the atmosphere at matches. 67 Hail Hail will provide updates on any further developments as Celtic prepare to travel to Perth later this month.
