Everton subsidise Chelsea tickets

Football really needs to take a long hard look at where it's going with ticket prices and realising that games like this where there is more than likely only one winner, it's pricing fans our of being arsed going.

Bleeding hell I'd need a half full of Jack Daniels mate!

Keep positive mate, it's all we have.

Cheers

I also live in London and have managed to get tickets at face value in the away end for loads of games in London over the past 4 years.
Just get yourself on the grandoldteam.com forum and find the Tickets page. All face value and there's always someone with some available. I was a little apprehensive at first dealing with complete strangers but I haven't had anyone let me down yet.

You need to stop creating posts on TW and get to a game, especially an away game. Not only will you find that it's normal for Wednesday nights to be cold but you will also be amazed at what great away support this club has; for me, away games really are on another planet compared to games at Goodison.

You never know, you might not moan so much about the blues but actually see Everton football club in a totally different light.

Jim, it's called supporting your team.

When I was in college I'd come home to my family's house in Wisconsin (moved there 2 days before my Sophomore year in High School).

The Green Bay Packers - NFL team Jim - played in the old County Stadium 3 games a year in Milwaukee.

I used to go watch those games when they were 4 wins and 12 losses with a guy named Mike Tomczak at quarterback (worst quarterback in NFL history argueably). They were dreadful. Absolute crap. It was usually 10 degrees outside (-12C) and snowing.

I had an absolute blast while freezing my privates off. Loved it.

Go to the game Jim. Enjoy yourself. Everton need support right now, not guys worrying about how cold it'll be, confident they're about to witness an "execution job".

Get stuck in Jim!

Stoke provided free coach travel to all away games – dunno if they repeated it this year, although it only benefits those who actually live in Stoke.

I can recall an awful night or two at London games years ago when we'd turn up in droves – and it wasn't just London / SE-based Blues – as testified by the rakes of coaches queued up outside Stamford Bridge after.