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That in a nutshell is the argument. If you want to take a casual supporter, friend or other family member you might get into trouble or not allowed in. If someone with your ticket causes aggro, gets drunk etc.. of course the ticket holder should be responsible. The whole communication was heavy...

I don't think anyone apart from Barber has received any abuse and that exclamation mark at the end of the email makes him sound like a 13 year old girl

I concur with every word. Fantastic response

Of course you can look at it that way or another is; does asking football supporters for ID feel a like an overreaction, draconian infringement of their civil liberties that remind us of the Thatcherite anti football narrative that long ago died?

What a load of nonsense. If its such a small minority what's the problem? Good luck asking for ID - pathetic

I didn't know that was coming in, good idea imo always seemed strange voting without showing ID

Exactly and we all police ourselves (although obviously this can go wrong) if a bloke is a nobhead you won't take him to the next away game. This draconian rule is pathetic and goes against the whole ethos of the club

No he will make us wear replica kits with our names on then check them off as we enter. Nice little earner as well

Remember people sit in your correct seat and no messing around!!

I agree. It's a football match. This is so heavy handed it's madness. If a big group want to go but a mate isn't a season ticket holder they now can't go - total overkill

Glastonbury as well you need to show ID