Season ticket prices frozen for 2015-16

After a poor season like we are having, they should be reducing season ticket prices but that will never happen.

Nevertheless, the club have historically done their best to keep prices low relative to the rest of the Premier League and the especially low Junior prices is a smart way to get the next generation through the doors now.

So it's a little churlish in my view to come out with the usual criticism rather than merely give kudos to what is a welcome move.

Debate over how much of the aforementioned TV bounty should be going towards the debt versus squad strengthening will no doubt rage in the summer if Martinez is restricted in what he can do but let's wait until we get there.

The money men are probably bricking it now because they know full well that there is going to be nowhere near the amount sold as last summer.

This has to be one of the dullest Everton sides of recent years and they can't just take for granted that fans are going to keep coming back in their droves to watch dross.

We brought them back to drive them away again, because if the entertainment stays at such a low level, then I'm sure the masses will vote with their feet.

The fact that new season ticket holders will also apply for the discount for the very first time, tells me everything!

Fair comment,Lyndon.

There's also the issue of a lot of "austerity" around these days.

As a season ticket holder, I welcome this move by Everton.

I mean come on, fans don't even know for absolute certain what division we are going to be in, add to the fact we need to see what type of movements are made in the transfer window during summer.

For me, they all just expect this commitment too soon.

I would have added commercial deals but we all know ours are almost non-existent.

Not impressed by the freeze on prices, I couldn't have expected anything but this, after such a poor season in terms of results and entertainment.

As a pensioner I assume that would be a concession but I would be very grateful for advice as to where to look for a seat?

Any suggestions very gratefully received.

My worry is next season, the club will have a big shortfall in revenue compared to this season because:

1: Lower final league position (up to 㾶M less)

2: No Europa League football (around 㾸M)

3: Lower ticket sales (up to ١M)

On top of that, up to 4 senior players could leave for free at the end of their contracts, and would need lots of money to replace.

All of this would lead to the obvious conclusion for next season:

1: One or two high-profile players will need to be sold to be able to manage the shortfall and new player signings. Any of Stones, Coleman, Barkley, McCarthy, Mirallas will be gone.

2: A relegation battle from the start of the season. My prediction is that it will not end well.

Are you Private Frazer reincarnated?

"We're doomed I tell ye, DOOOMED!!"

Cheer up, FFS

We are becoming marooned in the bottom half with even clubs in the top 9 opening a gap between us and with three of our next four matches away to Chelsea, Arsenal and Stoke it's looking line wins will remain few and far between.

Fans appreciate we are one of the cheaper clubs at charging for season tickets but the prices are still expensive and the very least fans want is entertainment value if not wins, we know they can't win every game but this season the football has been mind-numbing at Goodison.

Look at Liverpool, they pay a lot more than us and all moan about the brand of football they watch, passing for passing’s sake boring everybody. Man Utd fans have never had worse football served to them, even under Moyes. Arsenal fans bored of Wenger and his lack of new ideas... even Man City the champions, people ring 606 moaning about going the match!‎

In comparison, we all pay at the lower end of prices to go to Goodison every week, so credit where credit is due.

We start with a price freeze; we then take last year's league position (5th) and say that for every league place we finish below that season ticket holders will receive a 㾶 refund back to their accounts over the summer.

Not sure I believe that.

24/7/365 over a fucking barrel.

The 㾸M figure is an approximation of the total prize money, TV revenue and additional gate receipts. This figure could possibly be higher if the latter stages of the competition is reached.

If we had maintained last season's form we would probably have a waiting list for season tickets now, like all the other big clubs have. Instead, BK doesn't invest properly we slide down the table and then try to flog the club's revenue off on the cheap. It's a joke. I don't mind paying the going rate if the product is decent.

Bill Kenwright – the man who turned EFC into the Aldi of football clubs...

Given the massive overseas deal, and now this domestic rise, PL clubs could actually cut prices in half and not feel the difference.

We fund the sponsors and buy the Sky packages, or at least pass cash to the pubs with the Sky packages. Its incredible no fans group or MP is calling for a reduction in prices.

This country expects to be ripped off and no complaint. No other majour league has these prices, yet none are richer or as highly supported.