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toffeemax
Player Valuation: £15m
only issue with this is that the ticket office wouldn't be able to post them, don't reckon we'd sell out 2,000 people coming to the box office to pick them up.
HibbertsLeftFoot
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Incredible support. If the Box Office just had more time then I'm sure we could shift another 2k easily. COYB.
mrb85
Player Valuation: £35m
As always, yet the only media comment made on our support this year was that we cancelled the club trip to Krasnodar. Meanwhile we continue to get fed crap about the RS support (eg how the Kop was going to turn Basle into nervous wrecks) and that of the likes of Newcastle (yep, that's the same Newcastle who brought fewer than 1,000 to GP for the last two meetings).
Tomorrow's match is what I was thinking mate, 40 odd thousand blues floating around could have picked one up on general sale. This is where the club needs to be reactive to fans demands
The thing is as well, we still had 500 at Krasnodar which was unbelievable considering the effort fans had to make to get there. That was mentioned though because all that mattered was Evertons official travel was cancelled. Little old Everton don't have many away supporters it seems. Those 8000 at Lille were just figments of everyone's imagination.
mrb85
Player Valuation: £35m
I've always argued that the best criteria of what constitutes a big club is its away support because away support embodies the proud traditions of the clubs that have always been amongst the biggest and the most successful. So while it is now the case that, for example, West Ham get full houses for their PL games of 35,000, not dissimilar to us, they can only bring 400 to GP when we have 3000 going next week and could doubtless sell more tickets. Similarly the Geordies boast 50,000 home gates but can't bring more than 1,000 to GP for a Sky game when we always take a minimum of 2,000 to SJP even when scheduling makes it very difficult.
What's odd is how often the club underestimates the away following. Who will ever forget them asking for the lower allocation of 1,500 from QPR a few years ago -- and, predictably, selling out in 24 hours.
What's odd is how often the club underestimates the away following. Who will ever forget them asking for the lower allocation of 1,500 from QPR a few years ago -- and, predictably, selling out in 24 hours.
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Dario Terracotta
Player Valuation: £70m
Makes you even prouder to be an Evertonian,3000 yeah but are we surprised?if anything our support increases when we face times of adversity,stick that one up your jumper all the Daily rags that try to do us down.
anton66
Player Valuation: £50m
Selling 3000 for this replay was never in doubt. When was the last time we failed to sell our allocation in an F.A cup match? 5000 would easily have gone to this but Everton fanny about giving S/T holders with credits 3 days to buy tickets before going on general sale.
carolinablue232
Player Valuation: £70m
Do we know who the official is yet?
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mrb85
Player Valuation: £35m
A very valid criticism. Logic would suggest that you should go for a large allocation so that you don't have to prioritise sales in the first place. Prioritising sales, in this case wasting 3 days, must mean that the club knew there was going to be demand for more than the allocation.
allezlesbleus
Player Valuation: £35m
There are lots of ways our season is nothing like what we hoped for at the moment but flipping heck that is a positive. Haven't won for yonks, home fans booing when we do, can't keep a clean sheet for toffee, playing a system that is wobbling at best, away match at the end of a very expensive time of year AND live on telly!!!!!!!! Not bad at all lads. Hope you are noisy with it and get the result you deserve.
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