Alcohol could be freely available in Scottish football grounds for the first time in over four decades, according to reports. Now, The Herald reports that clubs may look to exploit a loophole and sell alcohol and women's matches. READ MORE: Jeremy Hunt's freeze on duty welcomed by Scotch Whisky Association – but tax burden still 73%READ MORE: Own your own village pub on stunning coastline just 20 minutes from EdinburghThe paper claims that while Scottish Women's Football (SWF) has taken a hardline stance on alcohol, the Scottish Women's Premier League could be more open to the idea. Then you have the other side of it, which is that public health side of it. "So, there is certainly an argument that could be made on public safety and public order grounds, but it is a more difficult argument on public health grounds.

Source: Express March 07, 2024 12:35 UTC