The Football Association could join Premier League and Football League clubs in boycotting social media as part of a blanket blackout.
The Mail on Sunday can reveal there is a growing desire from clubs up and down the divisions to hold a league-wide boycott of Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to put the platforms under pressure to do more following a rise in online abuse.
Top-flight clubs have already discussed a collective action ahead of a meeting of football’s key stakeholders next week.
Swansea led the way as they announced on Thursday that the club, players and staff would come off social media for seven days.