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When it's coupled with the data Brighton have it becomes personal.

I'll take a look but I am sure that ones movements, ie attendance at a football match, can be classified as "personal data".

I have no idea.

But if you look up the laws on data protection there are limits to what you can do legally with data, and especially PII data, generally and also without direct and explicit consent. There's also a section of law about using data in excess of its purpose (can't recall the exact legal term) and...

If it stays like this the good news is this will demonstrate the top tier is not a closed shop.

Do disabled supporters have to limp up to the AMEX to demonstratedisability as well?

Mine are in the bag.

And little brother should also be watching the club for breaches of data protection.