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Fair point. It's been some time since I last had a paper home ticket. Wozza raises a good point about away games though. I should not be too difficult for the host team to send the away team the seat numbers, plug it into the ticket system, and let them print the tickets. The concept of sending...

Fair point.

As an aside printing of names on tickets is used in the world of live music from very small 1000 concernts to 170k events like Glastonbury. It's very simple technology so I wonder why football has not embraced this?

Good point. Upon delivery you will be in contravention of rule 8. When you hand it over you break rule 7. And if you get the two muddled and get into the ground you break rule 3. If I was you'd I'd come clean and admit all offences..they might then let your one year bans run concurrently as...

Where did you get this from? I could not see anything about not being able to use "friends and family."

Valid question. I reckon they'll either appropriate some anti-terrorism legislation or some little used arcane Victorian law.

I really do think the police need to be brought down a peg or two and told exactly what their position is, what their role is and who they serve.

So anyone who books tickets for friends and family should, technically, get a one year ban?

The police are our servants. They serve us, the public. They should not be telling us when and how we can attend football matches.

Bit vague isnt it? A simple piece of paper which says 'I am Herr Tubthumper, signed Herr Tubthumper.' fits this requirement.

It's lazy policing and just cements the police attitude/culture that all football supporters are trouble makers.

Totally agree. As an aside I hate this lazy treat-all-supporters-as-potential-trouble-makers blanket approach to policing. My contract with society is to behave myself. I do this, so why do I have to succumb to this?

It seems all fans are being treated as bad by the police.

Totally agree. Police state.