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Steven Naismith
Player Valuation: £6m
Yeah I do as it goes, all you seem to do on here is **** the club off and the players at any given opportunity
I could have worded it slightly better for sure.
My views are very much that the season tickets are great value in the first place in that you are guaranteed your own seat within Goodison to watch Everton. I made my choice and I was also fortunate to purchase it at the beginning of the season to guarantee my seat for the whole season. They did an early bird special as well which of course helped.
That said i live in London and occasionally go to an Arsenal or Spurs to catch a midweek game and i can pay £50 - £150 for a ticket.
Also i think the club are focusing their substantial discounts in the correct place - the kids. I'd rather pay £325 with the chance of a youngster getting a ticket for £50 than pay £250 and a kid has to pay the same.
We all have a view, and maybe i've gone on a bit too much, but to start a thread on criticising the club for a commercial decision such as this is a tad ignorant based on the general commercials of a premier league team - our premier league team.
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Likewise, £550, for me and an u16 and u11.
You could of course get through a season getting folk to get you the tickets with their vouchers, to get it at it's cheapest, cat a games can't be bought but if you know 8 season ticket holders then it works out cheaper I think? I have 6 vouchers tbh.
I was gonna get 1 a few years back and I had already purchased tickets for 2 games, they would neither refund them or knock some off the 1/2 s.t. (same seat as well ffs), I ended up not getting it and then not getting an FA Cup final ticket, having not missed a home game and gone to about 12 aways, which was a bit of an achievement really with having to wait for general sale each time.
£400 for 2 seats. I'd be interested to know how that compares against all the other premier league grounds.
deffo a red.
You don't like Coleman or Jagielka much, it must be said.
I think it's harsh calling you a kopite, though. Your opinions run against the majoirty but you're clearly a good blue.
First off all those teams you mention are from London. We all know the cost of everything in London. Secondly the tickets for £150 are probably corporate tickets in selected parts of their grounds. Goodison has no comparison to the emirates at all. There is probably more restricted views at goodison than Arsenal and Spurs combined. I just think they should have made an effort to get more people in. They probably wont sell out for 80% of the remaining games
Steven Naismith
Player Valuation: £6m
its nice to know i know im not making things up about him having a pop at the players all the time then
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I was gonna get my lad one anyway for £150 and they dropped it to £100 for U11's, There are a lot that had them already and got a price reduction with the U11 deal, so that money was lost.
Also if you get the early bird on the latest date with the Everton Mastercard, then you get until about Jan interest free so it's a bit like just paying for tickets individually, if you do it like that through the summer as if we are playing then it gets paid off no problem.
Ha, so you never have a pop at any players wow we must brilliant make no mistakes.
Everyone has players they dont rate. Its preferance. Get off your high horse. You also said im always moaning bout the club. Not once mentioned the club or how its run on here once before this thread.
I think between £250-£275 would be fair for a half season ticket.
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