Bruges away anyone?

Skipping the Burnley game and going over the Saturday before.

Hopefully getting out of the airport quickly to catch a few games on Saturday/Sunday

Sight see on Monday and then watch the EDS game in Roeselare at lunch time before the proper game later. I can't hack drinking Belgian beer all day on matchday, even if its an early kick off!
 
If I remember correctly the PCR was to get on the aeroplane, nobody checked it on arrival and you needed a test to get back in that was checked.
The country you are going to put the responsibility on the doorstep of the airline similar to passports.
If you ever turned up in another country without a passport they would be heavily fined and have to pay for your return to the UK.
Covid checks are the same, they will not let you board if you cant show proof of a neg. test.
 
The country you are going to put the responsibility on the doorstep of the airline similar to passports.
If you ever turned up in another country without a passport they would be heavily fined and have to pay for your return to the UK.
Covid checks are the same, they will not let you board if you cant show proof of a neg. test.
Rubber boat it is then :-)
 
Pretty sure the rule is this : -
  1. Are you travelling from a very high-risk country outside the European Union or Schengen Area?
  • You are required to quarantine for 10 days. This rule applies to everyone.
  • Get tested on day 1 and day 7 after you return to Belgium.
Which means simply - you must quarantine for 10 days. So currently (if travelling from the UK) you are goosed. Yet another benefit of Brexit... Still, at least the NHS is getting its extra £300m per week, otherwise we may have had to rise taxes. Oh wait....
 
Pretty sure the rule is this : -
  1. Are you travelling from a very high-risk country outside the European Union or Schengen Area?
  • You are required to quarantine for 10 days. This rule applies to everyone.
  • Get tested on day 1 and day 7 after you return to Belgium.
Which means simply - you must quarantine for 10 days. So currently (if travelling from the UK) you are goosed. Yet another benefit of Brexit... Still, at least the NHS is getting its extra £300m per week, otherwise we may have had to rise taxes. Oh wait....
That is incorrect. You have to take a test on arrival and have to quarantine until you get the results back. This can be 15 mins or 48 hours, presumably depending on the type of test you pay for.

Are you travelling from a red zone from a third country (= countries outside the EU or Schengen Area)?
  1. If you have a vaccination or recovery certificate, you need to get tested
    1. on day 1 or 2 after you return from your trip and remain in quarantine until the result of the test is negative.
    2. and on day 7, without having to quarantine after a negative test result on day 1 or 2
 
That is incorrect. You have to take a test on arrival and have to quarantine until you get the results back. This can be 15 mins or 48 hours, presumably depending on the type of test you pay for.

Are you travelling from a red zone from a third country (= countries outside the EU or Schengen Area)?
  1. If you have a vaccination or recovery certificate, you need to get tested
    1. on day 1 or 2 after you return from your trip and remain in quarantine until the result of the test is negative.
    2. and on day 7, without having to quarantine after a negative test result on day 1 or 2
So not quite a huge repercussion of leaving a load of free loading selfish bastards behind then. There must be something City related that we can blame Brexit on.....the fuck up with tickets?
 
I couldn't even get in to see a home match, these hoops we are jumping through isn't pleasant.

That said, all of you who make it there have a great time.
 

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