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As a thank you for the fantastic support of Seasoncard holders throughout the season, the Club are offering half price tickets when City travel to Everton on Saturday 3 May.

This is the third game where prices will be halved as part of a Premier League-wide effort to improve the overall experience for travelling supporters.





This fixture was specially selected to thank fans for their loyal support at the last away match of the 13/14 season.





Thanks to this initiative, we’re able to offer the following prices:



Lower Bullens



£39.00 – Adults (£19.50 Seasoncard holders)



£25.50 – Over 65s (£12.75 Seasoncard holders)



£19.50 – Under 16s (£9.75 Seasoncard holders)





Paddock



£42.00 – Adults/Adult disabled (£21.00 Seasoncard holders)



£27.00 – Over 65s/Over 65s disabled (£13.50 Seasoncard holders)



£21.00 – Under 16s/Under 16s disabled (£10.50 Sasoncard holders)





Upper Bullens



£44.00 – Adults (£22.00 Seasoncard holders)



£28.25 – Over 65s (£14.12 Seasoncard holders)



£22.00 – Under 16s (£11.00 Seasoncard holders)

If you ever wanted to experience what watching footy was like in the 1930's, simply take a trip to Everton & sit in the Bullens Rd lower.

A low roofed, poor sightlined, wooden seated firetrap of a shithole with a cramped concourse and archaic turnstiles to match.

The "facilities" are an experience you wouldnt wish on your mother in law.

Pity they cant loan a new Stand as well.

I went last season, I nearly fell over at the price of a pint of Chang lager, IIRC it was just over £2.50!

Goaters 103 wrote:If you ever wanted to experience what watching footy was like in the 1930's, simply take a trip to Everton & sit in the Bullens Rd lower.

A low roofed, poor sightlined, wooden seated firetrap of a shithole with a cramped concourse and archaic turnstiles to match.

The "facilities" are an experience you wouldnt wish on your mother in law.

Pity they cant loan a new Stand as well.

Always thought someone was on the take at Everton. They have been a reasonably succesfull top flight club for years, have cup runs and are well supported. They spend fuck all on the ground and are always moaning they dont have money to spend on players. They've raked in £50m+ on Shrek and Lescott and aren't renouned for paying top dollar in wages. Where the fuck then, does all the tv money go?

nottsblue wrote:
Always thought someone was on the take at Everton. They have been a reasonably succesfull top flight club for years, have cup runs and are well supported. They spend fuck all on the ground and are always moaning they dont have money to spend on players. They've raked in £50m+ on Shrek and Lescott and aren't renouned for paying top dollar in wages. Where the fuck then, does all the tv money go?

They have had the 5th or 6th highest wage bill in the country, for as long as they have been challenging in the top half of the table. The fiscal prudence of Davey boy was a fucking myth, his squads which finished in the top 6 did so because he had a top 6 wage bill and thus a top 6 squad

mr kenwright has the money, he always haves a pop at us with money but keeps all money to himself. everton gets rid of rooney, lesgott,rodwell and a few more, gets about 70 mil and spends peanuts on ex rangers players plus of course the prem and tv money,

Im_Spartacus wrote:
They have had the 5th or 6th highest wage bill in the country, for as long as they have been challenging in the top half of the table. The fiscal prudence of Davey boy was a fucking myth, his squads which finished in the top 6 did so because he had a top 6 wage bill and thus a top 6 squad

I read this too. Wage bills are what determine relative success. Even spending all that cash agent M fielded a team of cloggers and brawlers. One of the great myths, but one which landed him the job at the swamp, so we should all be grateful for that.