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eh? Straw man argument. I said nothing of the sort. Just pointed out that your comment that they should have accrued more loyalty points is a load of old tosh.

I don't think it is rubbish at all. We've never had this issue before of such a restriction on the number of away fans. And it's nothing to do with loyalty points. We've been taking 3,000 odd to quite a few games this season. There's a lot of fans building up loyalty points but the away...

You've misunderstood matey. My question was in response to people saying that the allocation would be reduced. I was questioning whether they can do thatgiven the 15% rule. I'm all for giving Palace their full allocation.

I used to love it at Orient whenever they gave us the main stand opposite the dugouts. Would have been seriously peed off if I was a STH there though.

And every single Palace fan who got locked out last week gets to the front of the queue when the tickets go on sale.

Tell you what would be nice from the police and would help build a few bridges would be for them to publish some friendly advice to fans, especially away fans about what to do if they get caught up in trouble, how to make clear to the police if you are getting hurt in any kettling, if you've got...

Is it pay on the day? Asking for a friend.

Brighton fans would have to travel through Croydon. Plymouth?

But if it's a draw then we've got another evening game. Yikes!

Trouble is, and I'm not the only one to think this, is that I reckon the reduced allocation was a major factor in last week's shenanigans.

Kick off on Tuesday morning at 9 am, game to be played at Crawley's ground. Both sides restricted to 150 fans each at either end with the neutral zones running the entire length of the pitch. Proof of ownership of a half-half scarf required for ticket purchase. First born child or pet required...

No bloody way should that even be half-considered.

Are the police allowed to reduce the allocation?