Jay McKenna on Spirit of Shankly's visit to Celtic to experience safe standing

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Liverpool Supporters' Union, Spirit Of Shankly, are to visit Celtic Park this weekend as they continue their discussions around rail seating. The visit, at the invitation of Celtic themselves, will see supporters, Hillsborough survivors and families attend the Ross County match and see the rail-seating section first hand.

Jay McKenna, chair of Spirit of Shankly, joined Mick ahead of the visit to explain that the group sees it as an opportunity to further peoples understanding of what rail seating is and to put questions to Celtic about their experience.

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