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The Interview - Disabled access officer John Speirs (Patreon)

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2023-07-21 19:00:05
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Stevie and Sarah go to speak to the Disabled access officer John Speirs on the changes at Ibrox, disabled access update and what Rangers are doing to become one of the leading clubs in Europe for Disabled supporters.

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Derek Paterson

So where are the displaced season ticket holders going to be seated ? How many seats are being lost ?

Stevie
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It tells you in the interview that those being moved will have first choice where they go, either the new seating or first choice on other availability. The club will update everyone affected in next six months personally. The capacity will be going up overall about 800 seats with the new additions to front of Copland and Broomloan.

Robin Balfour

Great interview and podcast. It’s brilliant we get to hear about things like this through fan media 👍

Douglas Innes

Great pod very interesting listen, going by what was said am i correct in thinking that all 3 platforms will be in place before the cantilever's...... Ps , are their contact/email for the disability officer or a procedure for the sensory room , thanks Pps, I wouldn't bother about having accessibility in regards Uefa as it'll just mean if Hampden isn't fit it just means Ibrox won't be nominated, just so happens the SFA have put Hampden forward for Europa and Conference Leagu finals , maybe trying to get another final before these changes are enshrined by UEFA

Rose Mcloughlin

Ì have listened to this but the guy sounds genuine but I have filled in surveys..sent e mails but no answer...I have been trying to get details about access to a disabled toilet for my disability...as he said not everyone who is disabled is in a wheelchair..I do know it takes ages for changes to happen..but an answer to a simple e mail is not too much to ask....but good luck hope they start to go forward in helping our disabled supporters.