Twenty's Plenty Campaign

[The Esk]

If you have the time please have a look at the following link and if possible fill in the form and the Twenty's Plenty campaign will email Everton on your behalf.

http://www.fsf.org.uk/twentysplenty

Twenty's Plenty is a campaign lead by the Football Supporters' Foundation aimed at capping away tickets at £20 a head maximum (£15 for concessions).

 

[Walken]

As long as illegal internet streams are still free i'm not really arsed what they charge

yours sincerely, superfan

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

will our season tickets go up to fund the scrotes that visit Goodison ?


* should be a rule that they pay full price & if they don't sing 'sign on' or 'feed the scousers' then they get some back.

 

[Woolly Blue]

If you have the time please have a look at the following link and if possible fill in the form and the Twenty's Plenty campaign will email Everton on your behalf.

http://www.fsf.org.uk/twentysplenty

Twenty's Plenty is a campaign lead by the Football Supporters' Foundation aimed at capping away tickets at £20 a head maximum (£15 for concessions).

Good call
I'll sticky it for a few days.

 

[The Esk]

will our season tickets go up to fund the scrotes that visit Goodison ?


* should be a rule that they pay full price & if they don't sing 'sign on' or 'feed the scousers' then they get some back.

Hahaha

No mate, the idea is that the clubs not the home fans subsidise away supporters.

 

[jal123]

I think it's a good initiative but whilst demand for aways still vastly outnumbers supply I can't see why the clubs would do it. We like to think they care about us but they don't, they care about the pound notes in our pockets and how to extract them, nothing more.

 

[AndyC]

Done

 

[davmaher]

Really hope this achieves something, although not overly hopeful that it will. Still important to let clubs know what the fans think, though. Given how many empty seats there were in the City areas at the Etihad on Wednesday I think they should have their own "Nine's Fine" campaign for home fan pricing.

 

[hibbo'sclass]

Done.
What happened to the £5 subsidy of a couple of years ago?
Seem to recall that EFC started putting on meets before the match.

 

[carlos21]

Good call
I'll sticky it for a few days.

Hi Paul who ban me today mate.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

If you have the time please have a look at the following link and if possible fill in the form and the Twenty's Plenty campaign will email Everton on your behalf.

http://www.fsf.org.uk/twentysplenty

Twenty's Plenty is a campaign lead by the Football Supporters' Foundation aimed at capping away tickets at £20 a head maximum (£15 for concessions).

Nice one mate,done.

 

[silent bob]

As long as illegal internet streams are still free i'm not really arsed what they charge

yours sincerely, superfan

Are you still talking about football??

 

[Walken]

Are you still talking about football??

one thing will inevitably to another

 

[fozzy]

Tbh I haven't read the link.

As I'd much rather a universal price for home and away.

 

[atrottel]

Sometimes the club, despite the jabs about suntans and lawnmowers, does do the right thing. From today's Mail:

The richest league in the world received confirmation of their extraordinary £8billion-plus haul from TV rights on Thursday, yet couldn’t agree the way forward to help away fans.

The 20 Premier League clubs, despite being awash with money over the next three seasons (£5.1bn domestic and £3bn overseas), spent more time debating the issue of assisting travelling supporters than any other item on the agenda during a five-and-a-half-hour meeting in London.

The big clubs, as usual, were against the sensible proposal to cap away tickets at £30, although Everton spoke loudly in favour.

In a secret ballot, seven or eight clubs are understood to have opposed the capping — those led by greedy Arsenal who charge away supporters the most — leaving the Premier League short of the 14-club majority needed to make such changes.

The proposal will be back on the table at the March meeting after clubs voted heavily against the compromise of a funding arrangement where clubs would get money to help travelling supporters which they could use in varied ways.