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Besides this not being a good way to go about solving something, I have to say that if you're a 50+ year old long-term fan (that'll be me), the suggestion that you'd have to show ID simply to attend a domestic match is quite emotional, and not in a good way - it's way too reminiscent of a time...

How about saying they think there's an issue and why it's important, showing some evidence of it and the scale of it, then consulting with fans over what, if anything to do about it?

Fair question. And as I hinted, I'm not a hotshot lawyer. But it's very hard to imagine them being able to *insist* on a ID check and ticket match either in the street or inside the stadium being visited. We're not talking about Falmer here.

And I don't think you need to be a hotshot lawyer to work out that they have no right to do this. Asking to see someone's ID? They're having a laugh.