*Shakes head* Everton again.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Do they still sell Everton Mints, from the kiosk in the Main Stand?

 

Bradford City used to do the best (chicken balti) pies. I remember the last game of the season there, in 2000. I barely saw any of the second half, as I kept going down for pies.

 

Fulham sold boss cream and smoked salmon bagels.

Huddersfield's official pie supplier does a pork pie with black pudding instead of jelly.

[SlugTrail]

Huddersfield's official pie supplier does a pork pie with black pudding instead of jelly.

racist

[Anubis]

On the contrary, it sounds like an equal opportunity pie to me.

[Priory Doctor]

£53 to sit miles up in the air in the new main stand v Huddersfield next month.

 

As you say disgusting.

My Park End Season Ticket costs £565, and that's the most expensive part of the ground.

That's less than £30 a game- which is about fair I think .

It's £299 for a young person season ticket, £95 for a kids ticket and £149 for an 11-17 year old

Let's be honest, they could let you in for nothing,such is the vast amount of tv money flying about  these days.

I estimate that Everton pull in about a million pounds per home game, so say £25 million a season. That's less than we paid for our recent young keeper.

[an tha]

My Park End Season Ticket costs £565, and that's the most expensive part of the ground.

That's less than £30 a game- which is about fair I think .

It's £299 for a young person season ticket, £95 for a kids ticket and £149 for an 11-17 year old

Let's be honest, they could let you in for nothing,such is the vast amount of tv money flying about these days.

I estimate that Everton pull in about a million pounds per home game, so say £25 million a season. That's less than we paid for our recent young keeper.

Yeah ticket prices have actually become something that to the clubs are almost irrelevant - but to us fans their greed around them is a major issue.

 

A further example of the ever widening disconnect between club and fans.

 

Fair do's to Everton on the pricing front though there is at least some kind of decency (comparatively speaking) in the pricing.

[Strontium]

The truth is that our ticket prices could and would be even higher if it was left to laws of supply and demand.

 

Everton tickets are that much cheaper not because they are run by the kings of altruism, but because demand is so much lower.

[Shitty Arse]

I don't. Purebloods mate, no fucking mudbloods in our family.

Wow! Not one evertonian in your entire family?

You are truly blessed you aren't you?

[s(k)aturation]

The truth is that our ticket prices could and would be even higher if it was left to laws of supply and demand.

 

Everton tickets are that much cheaper not because they are run by the kings of altruism, but because demand is so much lower.

 

 

But it doesn't have to be about supply and demand at all.

There is a finite supply. 

It's then a question of how much money the club wants to make from that finite supply.

They could cap the tickets at 35/40-quid, and they would still be making insane amounts of money on other revenue streams.

Making, say, 30m less at the gate over a season isn't much more than what we payed for Lovren.

 

Yes, there is demand, but richer people are going to be the participants in that demand, not poorer.

50-plus-quid tickets won't be in demand by rank-and-file Liverpool supporters who purely and simply can't afford them.

 

The club could set the price where they want, much lower (and let poorer people participate in the demand), and it would be a relative drop in the ocean to its finances these days.  

 

It is not beholden to the supply/demand model.  It chooses to be so.

[Trumo]

Regarding Everton's ticket pricing, their stadium simply lacks the facilities to justify any sort of price hike in that regard.

[jimmycase]

The truth is that our ticket prices could and would be even higher if it was left to laws of supply and demand.

 

That's a bit of heresy isnt it!?

[Paulie Dangerously]

A couple of gems from a blue I watched our game with on Saturday night

 

1st goal:   They'll be disappointed with that, should never have gotten over the defenders head

2nd goal: Keeper could've done better there do you think?

Leicester 1st: Mignolet lucky not to get sent off

Henderson goal: Came after about 5 minutes of him talking about how he doesn't rate him, he wouldn't get in Everton's midfield and how he doesn't score enough

Sturridge came on: He's a class act, but it's all in his head, he's God Squad isn't he?  God tells him when to play (this was said about 3 times between the end of the match)

Penalty: Would've gone if it wasn't for this new rule

Penalty save:  Right at him wasn't it?

 

Long afternoon that. 

[Jockey]

Wow! Not one evertonian in your entire family?

You are truly blessed you aren't you?

 

Yes. Yes I am. 

 

Jealous? 

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

What the what now?

 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1347924128651933&id=680949875349365

[Red_or_Dead]

What the what now?

 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1347924128651933&id=680949875349365

Those lads just off County Road.

[Thoth]

The most underrated transfer rumour of recent times is Edinson Cavani moving to Everton. The Merseyside club have clearly already forgotten that they already have the best striker in the world in Oumar Niasse.

Everton’s search for a forward is nothing new. The Toffees tried to sign a number of strikers over the summer, from Olivier Giroud to Diego Costa. It seems that Chelsea want to stick the knife in even further after not doing business over the latter.

According to The Sun, Chelsea ‘are favourites to sign Edinson Cavani if he quits Paris Saint-Germain in January’. And they are speaking literally in terms of ‘favourites’: the story revolves around betting odds.

You see, Paddy Power offer 11-2 on Cavani joining Chelsea, and 10-1 on him moving to Everton. Because Paddy Power have the inside track on PSG’s transfer business. For fu…

[Boss]

 

 

Early in the context of the window but not early in the context of Lukaku's overall time with us. He's stayed with us 4 seasons which is longer than Suarez stayed at Liverpool. We undoubtedly had an agreement with him to let him go this window which it looks as though we've honoured. This tells other top prospects and their agents looking at us 'ok I can deal honestly with Everton'. Liverpool effectively holding Coutinho hostage is great for all their current players undoubtedly but any future Suarez wanting to play for Barca or Madrid look at that and think 'I'm not going to Liverpool'. 

 

Great this. Didn't they hold Lukaku hostage for about 2 years? I love the way whatever happens to them they brag about it and use it as a way to talk shit about us. Sold your best player in decades? Don't worry, you can always congratulate yourselves for having the nobility to let him go. Not like that lot up the road.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

*chortle*

[Paulie Dangerously]

Heard the boos from ours

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Blue in work today was trying to wind us up about our draw in Moscow. I did warn him about the perils of premature gloating, but he kept going.

 

Ah, well.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Great this. Didn't they hold Lukaku hostage for about 2 years? I love the way whatever happens to them they brag about it and use it as a way to talk shit about us. Sold your best player in decades? Don't worry, you can always congratulate yourselves for having the nobility to let him go. Not like that lot up the road.

If you love somebody

Set them free

[3 Stacks]

They're very much not good.

[Chip Butty]

Everton - first English side ever, to pick up just one point after their first two Europa League group stage games.

 

 

It's all about being first at stuff like

[cloggypop]

Just seen the score now.

 

Still chuckling.

[cloggypop]

@neiljonesecho: Full time 2-2. Everton have taken one point from first two group games, with Lyon to come next. #EFC http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-vs-apollon-limassol-live-13687781

[Red74]

They'll be alright once they bring Ancellotti & Cavani in