barneygumble
Player Valuation: £70m
I'm actually surprised we haven't returned the favour and removed all the 'Severely' Obstructed view seats off them.
Farcical.
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I'm actually surprised we haven't returned the favour and removed all the 'Severely' Obstructed view seats off them.
Farcical.
Does the 3,000 or 10% rule just not apply any more then?! It's a joke of an allocation!
The only clubs to have given us a smaller allocation this season are Bournemouth, Burnley, Watford, Hull and Spurs. These are all teams with at least 20,000 seats fewer than the RS. What's their rationale? Presumably the FA just allow it because it's them....
Meanwhile we bend over and give them the maximum three thousand whilst they lob flares and missiles and cause trouble before and after. Pathetic. Retaliate in kind next season I say. Whatever spurious reason they give for reducing our allocation, we can do the same or worse for them.
The only clubs to have given us a smaller allocation this season are Bournemouth, Burnley, Watford, Hull and Spurs. These are all teams with at least 20,000 seats fewer than the RS. What's their rationale? Presumably the FA just allow it because it's them....
Meanwhile we bend over and give them the maximum three thousand whilst they lob flares and missiles and cause trouble before and after. Pathetic. Retaliate in kind next season I say. Whatever spurious reason they give for reducing our allocation, we can do the same or worse for them.
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £70m
Apparently they've taken 300 seats off us as it wouldn't be 'fair' to sell them, as they are 'Severely obstructed', and that means that you wouldn't be able to see the pitch i.e. they hate us standing in the Aisle, we do it anyway. That said, apparently the FA Rules are 3,000 or 10%, but in circumstances where it isn't practical to give 3,000 a close figure will be acceptable. We utilise this, as we offer 2,800 tickets.
Stutheblue
Player Valuation: £30m
You weren't far off!
Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
I'd just stick Evertonians above the ferals in the Upper Bullens, like they do in the Upper Anfield Road, that's the reason I stopped going to that pit,the amount of "stuff" that rains down,stewards/police do nothing about them, any Blue puts a foot wrong they come down like a tonne of bricks.
LEONARD
Player Valuation: £60m
I haven't been inside Mordor since Wayne Clarke scored for us in a draw, I think.
Physically won't be at the game and can't bear to watch on the television or listen to radio Merseyside.
What to do for 90 minutes ( and the 12 minutes extra time if the RS are not winning)?
Physically won't be at the game and can't bear to watch on the television or listen to radio Merseyside.
What to do for 90 minutes ( and the 12 minutes extra time if the RS are not winning)?
Steve0
Player Valuation: £35m
It's different this time.
WE'll dominate from start to finish. Easy victory. 6-0 at least.
Phil abbott
Player Valuation: Free Transfer
the away allocations need to be looked at , as they can only charge away fans max £30 when they can sell the same seat to there own fans for double , things will only get worse
TraffordBlue
Player Valuation: £30m
Can't be arsed starting a petition or anything, but maybe if loads of our fans complained to Everton they'd at least have to try and get a response from them/the FA.
Have just emailed Everton myself. As others have mentioned, what makes it worse is that after their past misdemeanours, including at this season's Goodison derby, they always get given more away tickets than we do and we have a smaller ground.
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
They were happy to give us another 400 when the tickets were £50 but I guess now they dont make as much £££ from them the need to sell them is no longer important.
What I want to know is will they sell those back rows, which must go the full length of the stand, to home fans? If its not fair to sell them to us then they shouldnt sell them to anyone but i reckon they will.
Also going to email Everton, questions need asking on this.
What I want to know is will they sell those back rows, which must go the full length of the stand, to home fans? If its not fair to sell them to us then they shouldnt sell them to anyone but i reckon they will.
Also going to email Everton, questions need asking on this.
Roger Milla
Player Valuation: £20m
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £70m
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £70m
"The Licensing Committee agreed to reduce the allocation at specific high-profile games based on the safety concerns highlighted by the multi-agency group and these safety precautions were implemented at the last derby fixture held at Goodison in November.
This means that for the derby at Anfield on 28 January, the back two rows of the Anfield Road stand will not be used. Both rows have severely restricted views and in the past this has led to supporters standing in the gangways, resulting in a risk to safety.
The allocation for the Everton fans at the Derby will now be 2,687, compared with 2,864 in previous years."
What the need to reduce it further is, especially, as the club are listing the fact we are still selling obstructed view tickets, i have no idea.
This means that for the derby at Anfield on 28 January, the back two rows of the Anfield Road stand will not be used. Both rows have severely restricted views and in the past this has led to supporters standing in the gangways, resulting in a risk to safety.
The allocation for the Everton fans at the Derby will now be 2,687, compared with 2,864 in previous years."
What the need to reduce it further is, especially, as the club are listing the fact we are still selling obstructed view tickets, i have no idea.
Emlynsqueakyvoice
Player Valuation: £6m
20 Jan 2017 - Liverpool v Spurs Saturday, February 11, 2017. Kick-off 5.30pm. Allocation: 2,884, including 87 restricted view and 177 severely restricted
This is Tottenham's allocation from last month. They got more tickets than us. Why?
Just saw explanation. Solution? Take the back two rows of seats out.
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