Everton tickets on open sale

[ell]

Everton has always been a nasty place to go and it's a shithole as well. Real hostility from their knobhead fans. I've been as a single fella but I would not take my son there. No wonder it hasn't sold out.
Villa has always been a decent day out; good banter with very little trouble. I would love to take my lad there, but guess what? Sold out.

How old is your son mate? My first away day was Everton learnt quite a lot haha

 

[BillyMC]

Everton has always been a nasty place to go and it's a shithole as well. Real hostility from their knobhead fans. I've been as a single fella but I would not take my son there. No wonder it hasn't sold out.
Villa has always been a decent day out; good banter with very little trouble. I would love to take my lad there, but guess what? Sold out.

It might have been nasty in the 80's but its fine these days. Never miss a game there, if you go with a decent attitude then very little trouble as far as im concerned. often have a drink with a few Everton fans. Its no worse than our place for visitors.

 

[SWP's back]

Everton has always been a nasty place to go and it's a shithole as well. Real hostility from their knobhead fans. I've been as a single fella but I would not take my son there. No wonder it hasn't sold out.
Villa has always been a decent day out; good banter with very little trouble. I would love to take my lad there, but guess what? Sold out.

It might have been nasty in the 80's but its fine these days. Never miss a game there, if you go with a decent attitude then very little trouble as far as im concerned. often have a drink with a few Everton fans. Its no worse than our place for visitors.

Fine there? I take it you weren't in the coaches that were bricked in each of our last two visits! I was.

 

[Didsbury Dave]

It took 2 hours to Anfield, I missed 25 minutes, the view was shit, I got let down and stuck with a spare ticket and then got a parking ticket.

I'm going to watch it on telly.

 

[BillyMC]

Everton has always been a nasty place to go and it's a shithole as well. Real hostility from their knobhead fans. I've been as a single fella but I would not take my son there. No wonder it hasn't sold out.
Villa has always been a decent day out; good banter with very little trouble. I would love to take my lad there, but guess what? Sold out.

It might have been nasty in the 80's but its fine these days. Never miss a game there, if you go with a decent attitude then very little trouble as far as im concerned. often have a drink with a few Everton fans. Its no worse than our place for visitors.

Fine there? I take it you weren't in the coaches that were bricked in each of our last two visits! I was.

Never seen much trouble at EFC for years. Usually have a drink in the taxi club, good banter with the Everton lads in there.

 

[Anonymous]

In fairness, given the current economic climate, I can imagine lots of people are faced with choices where £30-£50 on a footie ticket, midweek isn't feasible.

For instance, despite living in Manchester, I work up in Scotland during the week as that is where the work (therefore money) is at the moment.

I would fucking love it if I had this job but in Manchester as then I'd see my family throughout the week AND be able to do all the City games too. Luxury.

 

[CTID_92]

Went down at about half 10/11 and got 2, girl said only upper left and if the pile she had were all thats left then there weren't a lot really.

 

[BillyMC]

In fairness, given the current economic climate, I can imagine lots of people are faced with choices where £30-£50 on a footie ticket, midweek isn't feasible.

For instance, despite living in Manchester, I work up in Scotland during the week as that is where the work (therefore money) is at the moment.

I would fucking love it if I had this job but in Manchester as then I'd see my family throughout the week AND be able to do all the City games too. Luxury.

What i dont get is that we take 6,400 to Anfield in the CC but struggle to sell out for Everton in a vital league match. Thought it would have been the other way round.

 

[SWP's back]

In fairness, given the current economic climate, I can imagine lots of people are faced with choices where £30-£50 on a footie ticket, midweek isn't feasible.

For instance, despite living in Manchester, I work up in Scotland during the week as that is where the work (therefore money) is at the moment.

I would fucking love it if I had this job but in Manchester as then I'd see my family throughout the week AND be able to do all the City games too. Luxury.

What i dont get is that we take 6,400 to Anfield in the CC but struggle to sell out for Everton in a vital league match. Thought it would have been the other way round.

There can't be many left surely.

 

[Alan_Is_A_Blue]

I always enjoy Everton, good banter. Even better if you can get in the paddock.