The EFL have launched a campaign against fan violence following a number of incidents at the end of last season, including one at Nottingham Forest.
Reds fan Robert Biggs was given a 24-week jail sentence and a 10-year ban from attending football matches after pleading guilty to assault on Sheffield United captain Billy Sharp following the play-off semi-final victory back in May.
The EFL have been proactive in their stance that that sort of behaviour will not be tolerated, with the launch of a campaign called Love Football, Protect the Game. The campaign promises bans for pitch invaders as well as more criminal convictions and stadium banning orders.
