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Si I was pleased to see Rob Halls post (138). I know he would definitely have been at the Emirates on Saturday, but I read his last paragraph with particular interest. I know there are lots of corporate \"freebies\" circulating for most matches. I also know many fall into what I would describe as undeserving hands. What has completely shocked me, is that in this day and age, Premier league footballers are still given complimentary tickets. I mean, WTF ? Dont they earn enough ? Half of them are no more than hired hands who probably don't personally know any of their own supporters. Maybe somebody who has been around as long as me should have known. Maybe I have been asleep at the wheel, but I am shocked and frankly disgusted. There was about 3000 fans in that section. Most of them young men. That's an awful lot of testosterone packed into such a confined space. So to be honest I was going to skate over this thread because I was hardly surprised there was a little bit of fisties. I'm far more angry that somebody at the club thinks its ok to give multi-millionaire's comps while they are turning away die hard fans. I know you are trying to give Barry the benefit of the doubt, Si, but I cant. Nor will I forgive the club for allowing this disgusting practice to continue. I love my footy, but I'm sick to death of this twat league and the murky goings on we read about every day. The day I turn my back on it for good just got an awful lot closer.
Moyes caught Jarrod & James in bed with Mrs Moyes I don\'t think either will be in the starting 11 for a while
Be a nice gesture if the skipper told the players there\'s no more comps for away games, the tickets are going in the pool for the best away fans in the country. I say that after many, many years of getting players comps for aways in the 80s,90s,2000s etc. Just talking to a mate on the system used for delegation of aways. Hes high up the list but doesn\'t get the likes of Bournemouth (700 away tickets). Another mate does because he\'s in the top tier list.
Just more proof that the premier league is as corrupt as….
Darren (147), I meant it more that Barry is undoubtedly not the only one who doesn’t prioritise ensuring diehard fans get as much opportunity to attend matches as we all think they should. I also would like to know for sure that he knew he was depriving Evertonians of the opportunity to attend this game by giving those tickets to his mates. Has the club said anything on the subject?