St Johnstone’s new ownership previously issued a directive to supporters: attend matches against the Old Firm or their seats would be made available to away fans. Following Sunday’s defeat by Rangers, where fan attendance appeared to be low, a significant discussion regarding ticket allocations is anticipated. The decision to reduce away ticket allocations for Celtic and Rangers is understood, with contributing factors including the nature of Rangers fans’ chants and the team’s infrequent positive results against them. However, considering additional elements such as inconvenient kick-off times, live television broadcasts, and adverse winter weather conditions, it is suggested that the club’s board and supporters may need to set aside their reservations and permit the sale of seats to all interested purchasers. The additional revenue generated from away ticket sales could be a determining factor in the club’s ability to acquire new players. Post navigation Valakari Faces Challenge to Balance St Johnstone’s Playing Style Exeter Chiefs Maintain Top Position with Rogers’ Four Tries in Trailfinders Victory