Carabao Cup 3rd round - Everton (Home)

[VillaTim]

Just heard back from Merseyside . No announcements made yet Everton end re their tickets.

As you were.

[AV84]

I know it's about more than just ticket pricing for some people but is it really such a bad thing if some people who usually go to every single game in a season have to miss a couple of cup games, which then allows people who don't usually get to go to games to get tickets? Maybe people willing to pay £35 for a ticket are willing because they know they'll only get to two or three games, but it doesn't make them any less of a supporter.

[Ads]

Who thinks those who go to 1 or 2 games are lesser fans? U think you misunderstand the motivations of people who go to every game, hence why missing a few would be bad.

[AV84]

Who thinks those who go to 1 or 2 games are lesser fans? U think you misunderstand the motivations of people who go to every game, hence why missing a few would be bad.

There's plenty of posts claiming that the working man is being pushed out to make way for casual supporters, or "rich" people with cash to burn. I know not everyone thinks that way, and some people just want to be able to go to all the games and now can't afford it. But the implication from a lot of posts is that somehow the people willing to pay the new prices are somehow wrong for doing so, and where were they when we were in the Championship etc. etc.

[dave.woodhall]

Asked on the Fleecing thread - but how much are ethe Everton fans paying?

£15 was mentioned on Twatter

That can't be right. Who sets their price , Villa or Everton ?

Villa, but Everton can subsidise them.

[Nunkin1965]

I know it's about more than just ticket pricing for some people but is it really such a bad thing if some people who usually go to every single game in a season have to miss a couple of cup games, which then allows people who don't usually get to go to games to get tickets? Maybe people willing to pay £35 for a ticket are willing because they know they'll only get to two or three games, but it doesn't make them any less of a supporter.

A matchday ticket for Palace in the Doug Ellis is £65?
So it's a bit of a bargain for non season ticket holders.

[VillaTim]

I know it's about more than just ticket pricing for some people but is it really such a bad thing if some people who usually go to every single game in a season have to miss a couple of cup games, which then allows people who don't usually get to go to games to get tickets? Maybe people willing to pay £35 for a ticket are willing because they know they'll only get to two or three games, but it doesn't make them any less of a supporter.

A matchday ticket for Palace in the Doug Ellis is £65?
So it's a bit of a bargain for non season ticket holders.

But this isn't EPL. It will be 2 fringe teams playing i'd imagine , the likes of Olsen and Chambers and god knows what dregs Everton will throw up

[Nii Lamptey]

I think it was mentioned earlier in the thread, but does anyone know if it shows on your account if you enrolled on cup ticket scheme? I can't see any evidence of it anywhere

[Dave P]

As Everton have the north stand where I sit, I’m actually pleased I can get tickets in the wings of the trinity for the same price I would have paid.

[DerbyVillian]

I think it was mentioned earlier in the thread, but does anyone know if it shows on your account if you enrolled on cup ticket scheme? I can't see any evidence of it anywhere

Log into your account, look for a link that says you have an alert. If you have enrolled into the cup scheme; it will give you a link to pay/download ticket. 👍👍

Just done that on mine, with no trouble😀😀

[Pete3206]

£25-£30 a pop and the place would have been rocking.

I can Everton with their swelled numbers in the stands taking us to penalties or even nicking it. Massive own goal by the club.

[pauliewalnuts]

I can Everton with their swelled numbers in the stands taking us to penalties or even nicking it.

It doesn't seem to work too well in front of 35,000 of their own fans every other week so not sure it would here.

[Nii Lamptey]

I think it was mentioned earlier in the thread, but does anyone know if it shows on your account if you enrolled on cup ticket scheme? I can't see any evidence of it anywhere

Log into your account, look for a link that says you have an alert. If you have enrolled into the cup scheme; it will give you a link to pay/download ticket. 👍👍

Just done that on mine, with no trouble😀😀

Cheers Derbs..... £38.50!!?

I'm actually having second thoughts tbh... Do I want to send a message to the club that its fine to charge that ludicrous sum, when we would have had this match for free last season (*on a cheaper season ticket too!).

Question is, will season ticket holders who don't attend get stung on ticket allocation if we make it to Wembley?

[olaftab]

Just heard back from Merseyside . No announcements made yet Everton end re their tickets.

As you were.

I just bought 3 and wasn't allowed to purchase my seats in UNS. Obviously that end is not available. Luckily I was able to buy more expensive seats in Trinity. Happy days.

[DerbyVillian]

I think it was mentioned earlier in the thread, but does anyone know if it shows on your account if you enrolled on cup ticket scheme? I can't see any evidence of it anywhere

Log into your account, look for a link that says you have an alert. If you have enrolled into the cup scheme; it will give you a link to pay/download ticket. 👍👍

Just done that on mine, with no trouble😀😀

Cheers Derbs..... £38.50!!?

I'm actually having second thoughts tbh... Do I want to send a message to the club that its fine to charge that ludicrous sum, when we would have had this match for free last season (*on a cheaper season ticket too!).

Question is, will season ticket holders who don't attend get stung on ticket allocation if we make it to Wembley?

Yep, think it does count towards tickets for future rounds.   

You can’t win😩😩