Most fatigue from season ticketers is coming from people who have consistently been shown no loyalty to by the club.
Most fatigue from season ticketers is coming from people who have consistently been shown no loyalty to by the club.
So going back to your earlier post.... in what you would expect from the club.... have you passed on the feedback to them?
Do you really expect any of these to be upheld and / or are realistic or the responsibility of the club?
Midweek games... not down to Everton
Wembley Tickets... yeah right, have to get there first
Junior mascots... are chosen from random and not all are chargeable (understand there are a few games right??)
toilets.... Goodison was far worse. in the family stand we have no such issues at HD.
Agree on better discounts on the merch or perks.
ST's cannot stay the same price forever. If we want to be successful on the pitch we have to ensure that we stay in line from a commercial perspective also. Can't have it just one way.
So;
1. This is your first season as a season ticket holder.
2. You have someone you want to add as a season ticket holder who is on the waiting list.
Yet, others who have had season tickets for decades, tolerating everything Everton have thrown at them are "half a$$ed about it and only go when it suits" if they can't make every game?
If in 20 years time, you've made 16 of every 19 games each season - then come back and I'll doff my cap.
Until then, get off that pedestal.
Again...... I have not said every game.... seems we like to go to extremes on this page... every game... every minute of life.... blood signatures blah blah blah
Let me bookmark this then and in 20 years time... I will be happy to come back to you no worries.
If you are tolerating Everton then why get a Season ticket? Surely there are better things to do with your time. If that is the mentality then no wonder the atmosphere is, according to many, rubbish in the new ground.
I have gotten to many games over the last 20+ years when I can, but not taken a ST to guarantee me a space if/when I want to go denying others the opportunity. Only when my eldest came along did I then have the opportunity to commit, but unfortunately came a waiting list. Seems many who were then tolerating Everton to hold out for the 1st season in a shiny new ground clearly have changed their minds.
Last week was a chore by the end of it I agree... did it stop me going? No....
But there are 30k+ people on the waiting list for ST's (not sure of the exact number).... if you don't like going or don't want to be there, let someone else have the opportunity.
In my humble opinion of course.
Sam0697
Player Valuation: £950k
The midweek/night games are crippling things at the moment. I only live 15 miles away and its becoming a real chore to make it to the ground as it limits the options for getting there as far as public transport etc goes, especially as I go with someone who has limited mobility. At a guess its at least an extra hour total for each match compared to Goodison, which isn't too bad on a 3pm kickoff, but a Monday night in the middle of winter, after a day in work? It gets old fast.
I didn't say you said every game did I? Because I know you said 80%;
... which is why I specifically said if you make 16 of every 19 games.
Your posts come across terribly. You've had a season ticket for 11 matches - well done you. 11 games and your talking up it being a chore - "Last week was a chore by the end of it... did it stop me going? No...." Sneering at others who have supported the club decades who can't make a few games because you want your son of a few years to have a season ticket?! Life changes, circumstances, like a new stadium, change.
You're acting like a 'superbloo' which is grim at the best of times, particularly when the reality is you're nowhere near.
Loads in the same boat mate - particularly mobility.
People weren't to know the situation at the new stadium until they got there. I feel for some fans around me struggling like hell with the steps.
Makes it worse that the games they can't make, they can't readily shift their tickets too.
As above..... every game.
Not sneering at anyone thank you, but again there are 000's in the same position on the ST waiting list, not just my son. Again, I am not overly fussed about this one as I can pretty much guarantee he will be eligible for next season according to the comments on here.
Anyone who wants to go a game, can do. Easily. They don't need a season ticket holder to give it up because they can't make 16 of every 19 games.
Ed_Winchester
Player Valuation: £950k
I’ve had a season ticket for over 30 years and done some long drives to get from work and back in order to go to games, but I’ve never known anything like this season and the number of games moved.
I get what you say in terms of number of games attended, but the practicalities behind it just aren’t there.
This year the club have got extra bonus money out of me because I’ve paid for membership for the father-in-law and my dad so I can transfer my ticket to either of them if I can’t make the game, they can take the kids.
Years before, I’d just give them my card.
Can juniors easily get a ticket and sit with their family, if so, please feel free to show me how. Thank you in advance.
The club reward season ticket holders by selling them a ticket at heavily discounted prices compared to people who have to pay for individual matches, and by guaranteeing them a seat at every home game, even the ones with high demand.
Yeah, crack on. Here's the next home game/Leeds now;
[Edit] That's general sale from Everton too, there's loads more on the resale platform.
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £70m
The only way everton will do this, is when ST prices are on parity with March Prices like Man Utd/Liverpool.
If I put my ST on the resale site, my £40 ticket, the minimum theyre taking is £20 profit and as high as £31.
Its a different matter if you dont go full stop, so the club loses the money, and dont get vending sales.
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