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I agree thats why fans should voice their concerns and not just accept everything.

easy10, I think the bigger picture is that this might ...might be a slippery slope and more restrictions will be implemented and the police have more say in how fans travel ruining the away day experience, this of course may be a one off and never used again but we have seen problems elsewhere...

Of course but so what? The point I'm making is some fail to see the point of protesting unless it will definately change something, but unless you protest then how will things change, the apathetic oh whats the point nothing will change bugs the heck out of me and its spreading like a disease...

You seemed to have cemented the point I made, I don't understand why people in the UK feel that the only point in protesting is if it changes something, whats wrong with voicing your opposition or stricking to your beliefs whether that has any impact or not.

You don't think those draconian restrictions infringe on peoples liberties? Why am I even asking your just another sheep.

It would be great if we in the UK shared the mentality of our european neighbours when it comes to protesting. I would love to see brighton fans simply say no we arent going its a huge infringement and its not right, but you can see on this thread alone people pointing out it would be pointless...

I thought the whole point for home matches is to make it difficult for opposing players by hopefully making the atmosphere intimidating. So applauding them is pretty much going to have the reverse effect. I find aplauding opposition players very strange, but fans are a strange breed thesedays...

I was just wondering if fans are organising themselves in anyway to create a good atmosphere inside the stadium. So many time when a club moves into a new ground all the singers get split up and the atmosphere is killed. Thanks.