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Probably the damage to near enough every car in the Norwood area, ripped seats from Selhurst and a few fans acting like knobs. Not large scale rioting, which is what you might think of happened if the Met want to ban our entire support.

I have, it seems i forgot them overnight and have now reminded myself. Either way its hardly that bad. Between Brighton and Croydon, you probably wont be asked and you probably wont be asked until Norwood when your on the way to Selhurst, again if you dont cause problems then you will probably...

But you arent being stopped in the middle of the road, you would be asked prior to entry of the stadium. Ive had to show ID at the Olympics/Paralympics and they were also randomly asking people at the Capital One Cup final last February (which i had some fun with as i had corporate Football...

Just a question in general, if you look under 25 - you get asked for ID in shops if your buying alcohol. Since people are saying in this case that if you get asked for ID, it apparently instantly makes you a criminal - are you then basically a criminal for wanting to buy alcohol in the shop...

The Met take a hardline approach on anything unlike Sussex ? Hardline policing causes more problems, i mean its acceptable in riot situations but when your dealing with 1 or 2 troublemakers is it really needed ?

The clubs would have rejected this instantly and it makes the whole ID thing look MUCH better if they actually considered this. Also to show the difference between the Met and Sussex Police, look how Sussex treated the Palace fans on March 17th, only a few arrests, not heavy handed either. Then...