4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
Never thought about it like that, while we can bring the front right up to the pitch afterwards, the back rows are still going to be miles away if we do it with a track option
Never thought about it like that, while we can bring the front right up to the pitch afterwards, the back rows are still going to be miles away if we do it with a track option
DavyboyBlue
Player Valuation: £225k
Ha ha... totally agree mate... dunno what the fuss is all about... us lot trying to fathom the whys and wherewithals of individuals so weathly they don't even think the way we do.... or perhaps they do... anyone just stoped to think that they are doing it for the same reasons we do things, like buy houses... cars... flipping season tickets.... just because they WANT to...
The outlay for this little project is worth about 2% of their assets. It doesn't mean they are not going to find the most cost effective way of funding it, with virtually no risk to themselves. There not stoooopid!!!
I mean that's why they're flipping rich and we all have to get up every morning.
wainy
Player Valuation: £35m
New ITK?
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Erm.... Oui, je m'appelle Pablo, Mon français est très mauvais.
billytoffee
Player Valuation: £20m
Do you get chips and mayo with any of that foreign stuff there?
That's what we need at the new stadium! Forget the spuds cheese room... we need a a chips and mayo bar! That will keep lukaku happy and attract other belgiums!!
kithnou
Player Valuation: £70m
Surely 60k?
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-course-sell-out-every-12842459
Everton on course to sell out every match in 2016/17
Everton on target for highest ever season ticket renewal figures
Everton remain on course to sell out every league game at Goodison this season for the first time in the Premier League era.
And the increasing demand for tickets is fuelling belief that the club’s proposed new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock could be bigger than the 50,000 capacity indicated in an official Liverpool City Council report.
Everton are due to submit a planning application later this year with approval hoping to be gained by early 2018.
All 15 of Everton’s league games at the Old Lady this term have been sold out and club officials say the visit of Leicester City on Sunday is close to becoming the 16th.
Home games with Burnley, Chelsea and Watford are still to be played for the end of the campaign but Everton are confident there will not be a spare seat left for any of those fixtures.
The Blues have, for the first time, introduced a ‘registration of interest’ list for fans looking into the possibility of getting hold of a season ticket.
Renewals of existing season tickets, the club anticipate, could reach a club-record high and the Blues believe demand could outstrip supply for the 2017-18 season, where prices will be frozen and, in some cases reduced.
A young Everton fan has a boundless future ahead of him (Photo: Liverpool Echo)
Everton are encouraging current season ticket holders to renew ahead of the ‘Guarantee Your Seat Deadline’ on Thursday.
The deadline represents the last chance for current season ticket holders to secure their seat or risk losing it to those supporters who have registered their interest in a season ticket for next term.
Richard Kenyon, director of marketing and communications, said: “There’s strong demand for season tickets from those renewing and those registering their interest.
“Renewals have been tracking above our predictions and above previous years since the day we went on sale.
“With only a couple of days left now until the April 6th deadline we’re confident we’re going to have one of the highest levels of renewals we’ve ever had.
Everton in the Community chief executive and club deputy chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale with director of marketing and communications Richard Kenyon at Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium after the Blues won the Outstanding Achievement Award at TheStadiumBusiness Awards
“Team performance – particularly our results at home, good pricing and payment options, and a general feel-good factor have undoubtedly driven this, but the increasing scarcity of tickets is also having an impact.
“With every game selling out this season, fans appreciate that holding on to their season ticket or applying for one for the first time is the only way of guaranteeing a seat for the games next season.
“We’ve got a healthy number of fans on our pre-registered list, so there’s also a really important message to existing season ticket holders - unlike in previous years, if they don’t guarantee their existing place by 6th April, it’s very unlikely that they’ll be able to get any season ticket for next season - such is the strength of the numbers waiting to buy.”
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When asked whether all fans on the pre-registered list will get a season ticket, Kenyon added: “We won’t know for certain until the renewal window has closed. What I would say is that it’s looking very likely that we won’t be going on general sale with season tickets this summer, so if anyone who is interested hasn’t registered yet, they need to do so quickly to be in with a chance.”
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-course-sell-out-every-12842459
Everton on course to sell out every match in 2016/17
Everton on target for highest ever season ticket renewal figures
Everton remain on course to sell out every league game at Goodison this season for the first time in the Premier League era.
And the increasing demand for tickets is fuelling belief that the club’s proposed new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock could be bigger than the 50,000 capacity indicated in an official Liverpool City Council report.
Everton are due to submit a planning application later this year with approval hoping to be gained by early 2018.
All 15 of Everton’s league games at the Old Lady this term have been sold out and club officials say the visit of Leicester City on Sunday is close to becoming the 16th.
Home games with Burnley, Chelsea and Watford are still to be played for the end of the campaign but Everton are confident there will not be a spare seat left for any of those fixtures.
The Blues have, for the first time, introduced a ‘registration of interest’ list for fans looking into the possibility of getting hold of a season ticket.
Renewals of existing season tickets, the club anticipate, could reach a club-record high and the Blues believe demand could outstrip supply for the 2017-18 season, where prices will be frozen and, in some cases reduced.
A young Everton fan has a boundless future ahead of him (Photo: Liverpool Echo)
Everton are encouraging current season ticket holders to renew ahead of the ‘Guarantee Your Seat Deadline’ on Thursday.
The deadline represents the last chance for current season ticket holders to secure their seat or risk losing it to those supporters who have registered their interest in a season ticket for next term.
Richard Kenyon, director of marketing and communications, said: “There’s strong demand for season tickets from those renewing and those registering their interest.
“Renewals have been tracking above our predictions and above previous years since the day we went on sale.
“With only a couple of days left now until the April 6th deadline we’re confident we’re going to have one of the highest levels of renewals we’ve ever had.
Everton in the Community chief executive and club deputy chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale with director of marketing and communications Richard Kenyon at Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium after the Blues won the Outstanding Achievement Award at TheStadiumBusiness Awards
“Team performance – particularly our results at home, good pricing and payment options, and a general feel-good factor have undoubtedly driven this, but the increasing scarcity of tickets is also having an impact.
“With every game selling out this season, fans appreciate that holding on to their season ticket or applying for one for the first time is the only way of guaranteeing a seat for the games next season.
“We’ve got a healthy number of fans on our pre-registered list, so there’s also a really important message to existing season ticket holders - unlike in previous years, if they don’t guarantee their existing place by 6th April, it’s very unlikely that they’ll be able to get any season ticket for next season - such is the strength of the numbers waiting to buy.”
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Everton's Bramley Moore stadium to go ahead
When asked whether all fans on the pre-registered list will get a season ticket, Kenyon added: “We won’t know for certain until the renewal window has closed. What I would say is that it’s looking very likely that we won’t be going on general sale with season tickets this summer, so if anyone who is interested hasn’t registered yet, they need to do so quickly to be in with a chance.”
Barnfred 55
Player Valuation: £80m
We need to get some moles and fritz on the menu.
This is extremely positive... and goes to show that 50k capacity won't be enough...Surely 60k?
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-course-sell-out-every-12842459
Everton on course to sell out every match in 2016/17
Everton on target for highest ever season ticket renewal figures
Everton remain on course to sell out every league game at Goodison this season for the first time in the Premier League era.
And the increasing demand for tickets is fuelling belief that the club’s proposed new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock could be bigger than the 50,000 capacity indicated in an official Liverpool City Council report.
Everton are due to submit a planning application later this year with approval hoping to be gained by early 2018.
All 15 of Everton’s league games at the Old Lady this term have been sold out and club officials say the visit of Leicester City on Sunday is close to becoming the 16th.
Home games with Burnley, Chelsea and Watford are still to be played for the end of the campaign but Everton are confident there will not be a spare seat left for any of those fixtures.
The Blues have, for the first time, introduced a ‘registration of interest’ list for fans looking into the possibility of getting hold of a season ticket.
Renewals of existing season tickets, the club anticipate, could reach a club-record high and the Blues believe demand could outstrip supply for the 2017-18 season, where prices will be frozen and, in some cases reduced.
A young Everton fan has a boundless future ahead of him (Photo: Liverpool Echo)
Everton are encouraging current season ticket holders to renew ahead of the ‘Guarantee Your Seat Deadline’ on Thursday.
The deadline represents the last chance for current season ticket holders to secure their seat or risk losing it to those supporters who have registered their interest in a season ticket for next term.
Richard Kenyon, director of marketing and communications, said: “There’s strong demand for season tickets from those renewing and those registering their interest.
“Renewals have been tracking above our predictions and above previous years since the day we went on sale.
“With only a couple of days left now until the April 6th deadline we’re confident we’re going to have one of the highest levels of renewals we’ve ever had.
Everton in the Community chief executive and club deputy chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale with director of marketing and communications Richard Kenyon at Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium after the Blues won the Outstanding Achievement Award at TheStadiumBusiness Awards
“Team performance – particularly our results at home, good pricing and payment options, and a general feel-good factor have undoubtedly driven this, but the increasing scarcity of tickets is also having an impact.
“With every game selling out this season, fans appreciate that holding on to their season ticket or applying for one for the first time is the only way of guaranteeing a seat for the games next season.
“We’ve got a healthy number of fans on our pre-registered list, so there’s also a really important message to existing season ticket holders - unlike in previous years, if they don’t guarantee their existing place by 6th April, it’s very unlikely that they’ll be able to get any season ticket for next season - such is the strength of the numbers waiting to buy.”
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Everton's Bramley Moore stadium to go ahead
When asked whether all fans on the pre-registered list will get a season ticket, Kenyon added: “We won’t know for certain until the renewal window has closed. What I would say is that it’s looking very likely that we won’t be going on general sale with season tickets this summer, so if anyone who is interested hasn’t registered yet, they need to do so quickly to be in with a chance.”
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Surely 60k?
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/everton-course-sell-out-every-12842459
Everton on course to sell out every match in 2016/17
Everton on target for highest ever season ticket renewal figures
Everton remain on course to sell out every league game at Goodison this season for the first time in the Premier League era.
And the increasing demand for tickets is fuelling belief that the club’s proposed new stadium at Bramley Moore Dock could be bigger than the 50,000 capacity indicated in an official Liverpool City Council report.
Everton are due to submit a planning application later this year with approval hoping to be gained by early 2018.
All 15 of Everton’s league games at the Old Lady this term have been sold out and club officials say the visit of Leicester City on Sunday is close to becoming the 16th.
Home games with Burnley, Chelsea and Watford are still to be played for the end of the campaign but Everton are confident there will not be a spare seat left for any of those fixtures.
The Blues have, for the first time, introduced a ‘registration of interest’ list for fans looking into the possibility of getting hold of a season ticket.
Renewals of existing season tickets, the club anticipate, could reach a club-record high and the Blues believe demand could outstrip supply for the 2017-18 season, where prices will be frozen and, in some cases reduced.
A young Everton fan has a boundless future ahead of him (Photo: Liverpool Echo)
Everton are encouraging current season ticket holders to renew ahead of the ‘Guarantee Your Seat Deadline’ on Thursday.
The deadline represents the last chance for current season ticket holders to secure their seat or risk losing it to those supporters who have registered their interest in a season ticket for next term.
Richard Kenyon, director of marketing and communications, said: “There’s strong demand for season tickets from those renewing and those registering their interest.
“Renewals have been tracking above our predictions and above previous years since the day we went on sale.
“With only a couple of days left now until the April 6th deadline we’re confident we’re going to have one of the highest levels of renewals we’ve ever had.
Everton in the Community chief executive and club deputy chief executive Denise Barrett-Baxendale with director of marketing and communications Richard Kenyon at Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium after the Blues won the Outstanding Achievement Award at TheStadiumBusiness Awards
“Team performance – particularly our results at home, good pricing and payment options, and a general feel-good factor have undoubtedly driven this, but the increasing scarcity of tickets is also having an impact.
“With every game selling out this season, fans appreciate that holding on to their season ticket or applying for one for the first time is the only way of guaranteeing a seat for the games next season.
“We’ve got a healthy number of fans on our pre-registered list, so there’s also a really important message to existing season ticket holders - unlike in previous years, if they don’t guarantee their existing place by 6th April, it’s very unlikely that they’ll be able to get any season ticket for next season - such is the strength of the numbers waiting to buy.”
Read More
Everton's Bramley Moore stadium to go ahead
When asked whether all fans on the pre-registered list will get a season ticket, Kenyon added: “We won’t know for certain until the renewal window has closed. What I would say is that it’s looking very likely that we won’t be going on general sale with season tickets this summer, so if anyone who is interested hasn’t registered yet, they need to do so quickly to be in with a chance.”
But but mad max said that we never sell out, he said we couldn't even fill Goodison. Lol
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I don't know mate, I was just revisiting my GCSE French days. Not because I like French, but my teacher was fit.
Pretty sure cowboy was reciting the story of one of his favourite german porn vids.
billytoffee
Player Valuation: £20m
Funny old thing - we had a really fit French teacher in our School as well - reckon she was responsible for many a crunchy sock under teenage boy beds.