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You're probably right. However, I'd guess that anyone subjected to such a ban would not want the extra publicity of challenging it in court, not the cost of legal representation.

What was the outcome? (and what did the fan post on social media)

Most clubs have a clause about bringing the club's name into disrepute in their season ticket terms. Whether or not this would be enforceable if it were challenged legally is another matter.

I agree with you. They will however be punished by virtue of their names being in the public domain. I can't imagine their current (or future) employers will be very impressed, and any football clubs they support - whether that be Palace or whoever - will want to dissassociate themselves with...

Particularly a sorry scene involving the burning of stuff.