New Everton Stadium - Hill Dickinson Stadium

Depending on seat location the price per match ranges from circa £125 to £220 per match for the various Village St memberships.

From memory there was something like 20 different pricing tiers ranging from £1950(ex Vat) to £3500(ex Vat) per seasonal membership.
Really interesting thanks 👍
 

No it doesn't change people's minds, and it's completely hypocritical. What passes as supposed "feminism" where female pundits, who are all miraculously attractive. There are plenty of women, who know a lot about game, yet if they don't look like models they aren't in with a chance. Allowing people involved in executing journalists and homosexuals own clubs, while preaching morality is a tad hypocritical. Carragher spat on a child, Rio Ferdinand openly expressed homophobic beliefs and there still isn't any openly gay player in Premier League, despite all this "tolerance". Going to gulf countries to play games for money, where homosexuality is banned and women have no rights, while claiming to care about women's rights is hypocritical. There's no morality in modern game, Everton are now trying to exclude working class fans and sponge as much money from fans, while claiming to be people's club. If your not going to practice what you preach, don't preach simple as.
I agree with all of that but I still think it's worthwhile having campaigns like Kick It Out and the rainbow stuff in football, taking the knee in the US etc. The perfect shouldn't be the enemy of the good.
 

I know some German and Dutch teams have incentived match or concert ticket holders with reduced rail fairs if they travel outside the congested period (hour after the game).

Not seen anything outside the Box or creative to make things smoother.
 
https://www.seatunique.com/sport-tickets/football/aston-villa-fc-tickets/291a5e68#0a7785d8

This looks comparable to Village Street at Villa Park. Potentially slightly better as the food is all you can eat, not one token. And it looks like the bar could be free post match as well whereas its cash, post match, in Village Street I think. £135 plus booking fee is their cheapest, for Burnley.

Tremendous value for PL hospitality. Was surprised. Though not sure it's comparable...

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Using your own example though, you would be quite within your rights as a landlord to stipulate what's allowed in your property. You could, for example, say that only the person named on the tenancy is allowed to stay there, regardless of whether any payment changes hands. I'm not sticking up for the club from a moral perspective, just pointing out that the 'it's my seat I can do whatever I want with it' argument doesn't actually hold any water in a legal sense and there are loads of precedents for it.
Exactly, I would be within my rights as a landlord, but I’d be a bit of a Berkshire hunt if I did that wouldn’t I?

I don’t give a monkeys chuff about legalities and precedents, it’s wrong, the end.
 

I know some German and Dutch teams have incentived match or concert ticket holders with reduced rail fairs if they travel outside the congested period (hour after the game).

Not seen anything outside the Box or creative to make things smoother.

Rotherham doesn’t have solutions, he just keeps telling everyone what he can’t do
 

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