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COVID passes needed for football from 15 December

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  • The booster jab is not a requirement at this point in time.
  • seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
  • Redrobo said:
    The booster jab is not a requirement at this point in time.
    Not yet, they've already said thatl be looked I to again once the rollout is in full flow. 
  • seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    To apply for Covid pass letter
    https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-pass/get-your-covid-pass-letter/
  • seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
  • Redrobo said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    Hi Seth, if you search for “how do I put the NHS app on my (fill in the device you want it on)”, you will find the NHS site has a step by step guide to help you.
    Good luck!
    Thanks.
    You have to visit an appliance store apparently….duh!
    It wants your Apple ID, how is somebody supposed to know that?
    With the news yesterday I suppose I will have to try again.
  • If one is not vaccinated (and I am but Son isn't) can anyone clarify how one proves a negative test ? Do you just do one at home and show it /photograph it ?  Seems ridiculous as anyone can SHOW a negative test or am I missing something ?
  • If one is not vaccinated (and I am but Son isn't) can anyone clarify how one proves a negative test ? Do you just do one at home and show it /photograph it ?  Seems ridiculous as anyone can SHOW a negative test or am I missing something ?
    You log the result online and get a text. 
  • seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    Why don't you request a paper one. It is much easier. It also has the added benefit of not having an expiry date. 
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  • clive said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    To apply for Covid pass letter
    https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-pass/get-your-covid-pass-letter/
    Thanks, Clive - that's a useful link.

  • Another silly rule that got no chance of happening .. 10,000 trying to get in the ground there not going to take a close look at everything screenshot … plus someone could easy copy someone covid passport and flash that in front of the stewards eyes .. he not going to know ….. this is not going to happen on a match day 


  • seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
  • edited December 2021
    Billy_Mix said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
    The Covid letter pass has no expiry date.
  • clive said:
    Billy_Mix said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
    The Covid letter pass has no expiry date.
    Clive - Is the Covid letter pass effectively a 'passport'? Will it enable access to The Valley?

  • clive said:
    Billy_Mix said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
    The Covid letter pass has no expiry date.
    Clive - Is the Covid letter pass effectively a 'passport'? Will it enable access to The Valley?

    That is what is is meant to be, i've checked other clubs websites including Celtic, Rangers, Cardiff & Swansea, where the rules already apply & they all accept them.
    No doubt the COO at 'The Valley' is on the case & will let fans know the requirements before Boxing Day.
  • clive said:
    clive said:
    Billy_Mix said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
    The Covid letter pass has no expiry date.
    Clive - Is the Covid letter pass effectively a 'passport'? Will it enable access to The Valley?

    That is what is is meant to be, i've checked other clubs websites including Celtic, Rangers, Cardiff & Swansea, where the rules already apply & they all accept them.
    No doubt the COO at 'The Valley' is on the case & will let fans know the requirements before Boxing Day.
    Charlton list Burger Boy as Director of Operations now … but he insists on retaining COO on his LinkedIn profile and many other business websites. 
  • clive said:
    clive said:
    Billy_Mix said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
    The Covid letter pass has no expiry date.
    Clive - Is the Covid letter pass effectively a 'passport'? Will it enable access to The Valley?

    That is what is is meant to be, i've checked other clubs websites including Celtic, Rangers, Cardiff & Swansea, where the rules already apply & they all accept them.
    No doubt the COO at 'The Valley' is on the case & will let fans know the requirements before Boxing Day.
    Thanks for that info, Clive - very useful.
  • clive said:
    clive said:
    Billy_Mix said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    if you are not tech savvy, or have a phone that isn't compatible with apps, can you not apply via the NHS website for a paper copy of your vaccination record to show?
    you can but there is currently a ten day wait
    So do it in advance?
    The Covid passes last a month
    The Covid letter pass has no expiry date.
    Clive - Is the Covid letter pass effectively a 'passport'? Will it enable access to The Valley?

    That is what is is meant to be, i've checked other clubs websites including Celtic, Rangers, Cardiff & Swansea, where the rules already apply & they all accept them.
    No doubt the COO at 'The Valley' is on the case & will let fans know the requirements before Boxing Day.
    Thanks for that info, Clive - very useful.
    Information on Man City's website for example.
    https://www.mancity.com/matchinfo/covid-19-spot-checks-at-the-etihad-stadium
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  • so downloaded the app, set up my passport etc and it says it expires in 3 days time. Double jabbed and had booster 3 weeks ago. Wife had jabs on same days and hers says 9th Jan

    What’s that all about?
  • If people are determined to get round the rules and regulations then they will, no matter what provisions the Government or Club put in place.

    And they will probably brag at how clever they are.
  • I'm assuming that a home NHS LFT would not be accepted and that a booked 3rd party supplier would have to be used to ensure its legit. Anyone know if that is the case?
  • so downloaded the app, set up my passport etc and it says it expires in 3 days time. Double jabbed and had booster 3 weeks ago. Wife had jabs on same days and hers says 9th Jan

    What’s that all about?
    Check the date on your phone.
  • redman said:
    I assume a covid passport is for 2 jabs, and not the booster. 
    It shows the booster where appropriate. If you have an iPhone you can add it to Apple Wallet so you can show it without the internet.
  • Chunes said:
    I was vaccinated abroad so can't get a COVID pass. How does the lateral flow test work? You literally bring the stick along? Couldn't it just be anyone's and how could they even tell you did it recently
    Log it on line and you get sent a text
    or get it done at a walk in centre and the result is sent to you by email and text.
  • That's the short term/temporary pass, until you calibrate your personal id in the form of a passport or driving license. 
  • seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    The app relies on you entering your NHS number and date of birth when registering for the first time. It then asks for your email address the first time you log in. You can then set it up for facial recognition. After entering you click on NHS COVID pass. A green continue button then appears. You can select Domestic or travel and the pass(es) appear. The travel option gives you a QR code for each jab. It gets updated every time you look at it and you can add to Apple Wallet if you have an iPhone which means you can show the passes without internet coverage. All show valid for a month.
  • seth plum said:
    Redrobo said:
    seth plum said:
    I have had all three jabs and the flu jab.
    I tried for several hours a couple of weeks ago to put the NHS appliance on my mobile telephone and failed.
    It seemingly works for others, but easy and intuitive it is not. What one ‘obviously’ does is not obvious, and a button by button step by step guide in simple traditional language is not available.
    One doesn’t ‘just’ have to do this that or the other it would help me and possibly others if it was simpler.
    Like search Google on your internet telephone for the NHS appliance.
    Then a great big red button appears which says ‘press this and you will have a Covid passport on your mobile telephone’.
    (maybe you put your name and address in a simple form before pressing the button)
    Then a great big red button called ‘Vaccine Passport’ appears on the main screen of the mobile telephone.
    That might be helpful to people.
    Hi Seth, if you search for “how do I put the NHS app on my (fill in the device you want it on)”, you will find the NHS site has a step by step guide to help you.
    Good luck!
    Thanks.
    You have to visit an appliance store apparently….duh!
    It wants your Apple ID, how is somebody supposed to know that?
    With the news yesterday I suppose I will have to try again.
    there is a procedure to change your Apple ID on your phone. 
  • so downloaded the app, set up my passport etc and it says it expires in 3 days time. Double jabbed and had booster 3 weeks ago. Wife had jabs on same days and hers says 9th Jan

    What’s that all about?
    On the app mine says has an expiry date as well. How we as @clive says the paper version has no expiry date. Seems a bit stupid really. 
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