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Give fans a pass-out system for Finals Day

IT was many years since I had attended either an FA Trophy or FA Vase final, so I was intrigued to visit Wembley last Sunday and see how the Finals Day concept worked.
One thing I had soon discovered had not changed was the sheer joy of the players, officials and supporters at appearing on such a grand stage.
I had been dubious but overall my reaction was positive. As a concept, the idea of a Non-League Finals Day, encompassing both the FA Trophy Final and FA Vase Final back to back at the home of English football, works pretty well and is obviously here to stay.
Just one thing, however, le...

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