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Ryan Porteous makes 'strict' SFA guidance claim in Scotland U21 Covid debacle as club row roars on

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SFA instructions to the letter during the trip to Greece which has sparked club fury towards Hampden hierarchy. The Hibs stopper was one of Scot Gemmill’s Under-21 squad who were plunged into controversy over positive Covid tests and orders to self isolate on their return.

SFA chiefs are now in the sights of top Premiership bosses after key players have been ruled out of crucial fixtures. Celtic manager Neil Lennon called the situation a “shambles” after losing David Turnbull while Aberdeen gaffer Derek McInnes is demanding reassurance club protocols are being replicated on international duty after Lewis Ferguson and Connor McLennan missed yesterday’s clash against Rangers to self isolate with team-mate Ross McCrorie also testing positive..

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