Final Allocation Announced

raymond woodstockWhy is it we only get 100 disable seat when there are 300 available Surely the fans that support the 2clubs should rcieve at least 75% of all ticket spaces'EDSA Member

David ClarkIn my opinion, season ticket holders deserve the allocated tickets from the club. I make a 250 mile round trip to GP but can't make every game with my son. Thus, I have no chance of final tickets from the club - not complaining one bit as I think the club have done the right thing. However, there is hope as I have just registered on the official Wembley stadium site and bought two tickets for the final. These are corporate tickets and very expensive (you have to pay £50 just to register) but I've waited a long time for this so it's money well spent as far as I'm concerned. If you are able to afford it, there are more tickets to be had - lets turn the corporate section Royal Blue and get the whole stadium rocking. http://www.wembleystadium.com/mywembley

Simon BurtenshawWe all know that we could of sold MANY more tickets than we have been allocated, but we have to accept it unfortunately. ! Lets focus on the game & look forward to Phil lifting the cup for us (a fitting end to our great season [on a limited budget too!] & our superb manager!) COYB!!!

paul smithi'm not even gonna look at his comment, he sounds mad. i aint missed a home game since i was 13 an i'm 28 now an cant believe how the FA can give tickets to fans who dont support either club and can watch on tv. its a touts dream, the FA are a disgrace an its about time we buycott these games.fans who happen to adore thier respective clubs reduced to missin out for people who couldn't care who won or lost. obviously a lot of these people are gonna sell tickets at ridiculous prices.

patsy rawsoncould every1 please read neil clemows comment which i'm respondin to as well as the allocation of tickets. like e says e lives in cornwall & hardly gets to a match so how how earth cud e even think that it would be fair to have a lucky dip scheme for 'us' evertonians to get a ticket. i'm a season ticket holder & have been goin to watch everton for 33yrs(i'm 44yrs old). every season ticket holder shud be allocated 1 ticket each for the final as with the semi. that wud the fair way for allocation. i wish these people who'd 'love' to see the final wud go to watch them at every other time also. COYB.

Lesley LeeThe FA are apparently giving away 20,000 tickets. Is this why the tickets are double the price of the semi final? Are the fans paying for that allocation????

neil clemowI've been a blue since I can remember. Unfortuantly I live in cornwall and work most weekends. I can hardly ever make the games. It doesn't make me any less of a fan than anyone else. It would be great if everyone could get a ticket, surely the fairest way to allocate them would be... everyone who wants a tick applys for one, then it works on a lucky dip. Like i said I can hardly ever make the games because of work, but like anyone who supports the blues I really want a ticket and would be willing to lose a days pay to see this great club moment, it doesn't happen very often for us now does it.

Robert O'NeillThe FA say they needed to sell 17,000 corporate tickets to help claw back the money they vastly overspent on Wembley. Then they go and give away 20,000 tickets to local FA's etc so people who don't support either team can go When Real Everton and chelski fans lose out.

JAY ROBBOi think its really stupid to onley giv both teams 25,000 for the final.wen we got 35,000 for the semis...ther will be thousends not happy but it wont stop the blues traveling south in our thousends once again best supporters in the world by far......

Gareth DavesAccording to Sime we have around 24,500 st holders with an allocation of 25,109. Don't forget people that out of this allocation the players wives and family will also get tickets. Thus leaving us with around 17.000. Been to 5 cup games this season and fa are a disgrace, there would be no atmosphere with the corporates there, they probably don't even know who is who. Not sure if there will be any tickets left

Syl CordisI agree with all the other EVERTONAINS that the Allocation of tickets for the f.a. cup final is a TOTAL DISGRACE & the f.a board should be given the BOOT

Richard HillThe FA website claims that football would not exist without volunteers or the Football Family, hence over 20,000 tickets to the FF. Wrong ! Football would not exist without us, the PAYING spectator. Dear FA, wake up and smell the coffee.

Alan BurtonJust been on chelsea website there tickets go on sale on monday come on everton put us out of are missery.

Barry Edwardsthe club have been allocated just over 25,000 and it has been mentioned that there are 27000 ST holders. None of this is the clubs fault but elstone MUST think about how he is going to allocate the tickets fairly and should be open and honest with who gets what. I'm sure our club also has it's share of sponsors who will be entitled to tickets etc. it sounds simple to me how to allocate tickets. those season ticket holders who have been to the most away and home cup games get first dibs and then on a sliding scale. they are the ones who have supported the team the most THIS season so they deserve them. Simple.

Simon OrlansEvery year the same old stories about allocation, it will not change this year, next year or any year simple as that. I contacted the ticket office this morning and was told we have "about 24500" season ticket holders this means we should all get one, which leaves 609 for everyone else.

Dave GeorgeI would just like to add that as much as i would like to see every evertonain get a ticket for the final i can only disagree with the comment in regards to season ticket holders paying more per season than non season ticket holders. If i miss 2 or 3 games a season due to work i will still pay more per ticket than someone with a season ticket as there is a reduction when bought as a season ticket as opposed to individual match tickets. I've been a blue all my life and up until recently did have a season ticket which i had to give up due to work commitments. The FA need to realise that they are not only destroying the fa cup but football as a whole and need to sort themselves out. Without the fans there would be no football!!

K DI see and hear comments stating that we should consider boycotting. This allocation is a disgrace and shows the true face of the F.A. I would like the F.A to make a statement as to how they arrived at making that decision, which, given that Chelsea will get a very similar allocation, leaves the best part of 40,000 tickets to the "whats off side?" brigade. I would like to see a representative from every area where we have a fan club, to request a meeting with a face of the F.A through Everton football club, to hear them explain this "joke" to our real football fans, who work hard for a living to watch the blues. Rightly or wrongly, I think the idea of boycotting wembley for the final is a good one, and is something that needs to be seriously considered through representatives of our countrywide fan base. A boycott would result in a huge financial loss to the F.A considering the majority of our allocation appears to be in the upper price band. A less than half full wembley would bring the F.A to its knees in embarrassment, and they would HAVE to learn by it, and begin to allocate tickets in line with whats sensible, and certainly not in favour of the "gravy train" captaines. YOU are a disgrace the F.A

Ged HughesNot surprising but disappointing with Club Wembley and the FA being the FA - don't need to elucidate what those two letters really stand for! Not sure what numbers of season ticket holders we have ... some say 23,000, some 25,000, but it has to be that season ticket holders have priority - not fair to all but fair to the majority of true blues. Hopefully the allocation should mean that all season ticket holders would be catered for but if there are not enough tickets then 'full' should take proirity over 'half' ones. The semi final allocation system, whilst not ideal in some respects, was fair and reflected loyalty.

Paul CunninghamTo all those moaning about season ticket holders getting priority, shut up! We pay hundred of pounds before a ball is even kicked. No, it doesn't mean that we're "better" supporters than anyone else, but the club have to prioritise somehow. And to be fair to them, it must be a difficult decision to make. I went to all the home Cup games this season (inc. UEFA), so fingers crossed I can get a ticket. But even then I'm not sure - I'm wondering how many more the club will keep for themselves this time, and there are all the people who go to the away games. I don't mind these fans having priority over me though, it is only fair. I just hope the club don't do anything stupid and give in to all the "I can only get to 2 games a season so give me a ticket" fans having a whinge!! Every year each club in the final moans about the allocation, but nothing is done and nothing will be done by the FA about it, they don't care.

marvin seymourwhat a farce the fa are a disgrace they give nothing to the true fans , and all to the prawn sandwhich brigade something has to be done to stop this mess

Lesley LeeJohn the answer is no that doesnt make you a glory hunter. I was talking about the 40000 people that the FA are allocating tickets too. I think we are all singing from the same sheet here. We as Evertonians want to see our team lift that cup, many who go week in week out wont get that chance.

Daniel WilliamsLittle over 25,000 ticket allocation is an insult. How can the FA justify allocating around 40,000 seats to corporate. Why should Everton and Chelsea, as well as any other teams who make it through to the final, suffer because of the drastic overspending on Wembley? Our 'national stadium' should be filled with passionate supporters cheering their teams, not corporate tickets. The FA needs to stop putting money and profits before the actual game of football. They should be trying to get access for as many true supporters as possible!

richard kelsall What can I say other than the FA have really surpassed themselves this time. In 1995 we were given 26000 tickets for the old stadium that held 80000. This time we have even fewer tickets in a bigger stadium. The FA must surely know that the result will be fans paying over the odds to touts for the very seats that were allocated to the "Club Wembley" cronies.

Cathy CondronAre Everton getting the £93 & £78 tickets? This is even more outrageous! The only thing i would say, if you pay more you are obviously nearer the pitch. We ended up getting the cheaper tickets for the Semis and if we had sat any further up the stadium, id have been on a flight to see the family in 'Auz. The stadium holds near on 90,000 and for me the old Wembley was much better. You were never as far away from the pitch as you are now. 8th row from the back and it was like watching a game of subbuteo! The atmosphere made it for us so i hope we do get better seats even though it will cost alot for three of us to go! Price you pay for glory.....will be worth it! C O U B!

Phil Lloydthink that the club have it spot on when they give it to season ticket holders first and in descending order of how many away/cup ticket stubs you have as they are the fans who make the biggest financial commitment.But this doesnt mean that we are bigger or better supporters than those that cant make it for whatever reason, and think we should all stop bickering amongst ourselves and start badgering the authorities who decide we should have more tickets for a semi than for a final.COME ON YOU BLUE BOYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Richard AppletonI live in Oxford, have a season ticket, travel all the way up to Goodison for every home game, attend a few away games each year, attended the semi cup final and will probably still NOT get to attend the final due to the ridiculously low number of seats available.

Steve CarthyThe FA are managing to alienate fellow Blues from each other. The who should and who shouldn't get tickets arguement is dividing us all. The FA has to be held accountable for its outdated way of allocating tickets. Why are we getting the majority of £93 & £78 pound tickets ? So the Fa can give the "cheaper" seats as Complimentary & get more revenue from regular fans. How many are Everton going to hold back ? The club should reward are hard core fans who have travelled far and wide this season with the club with first choice for tickets. But please don't forget the fans who have paid for the 09/10 season tickets 5 months in advance. This money will be used to strengthen our squad during the summer. Lets hope the club can allocate the tickets sensibly. This is a time for enjoying the build up to one of the greatest sport events we have but I am nervous as hell and just hoping that as a season ticket holder I can get a ticket.

Dan EFCIve been to about 14-15 games this season including Brugge and Wembley.. I don't have a season ticket due to being unemployed at the start of last season however Ive just bought my season ticket for next year. This is the 3rd year running where the allocation has been a joke. The FA make mistake after mistake with the building of wembley costing them a small fortune along with SGE's payoff and were being made to suffer

stephen cruiseok its the final every year the teams get a poor allocation and every year they make noises about it and nothing happens.One question does the FA need Premeir league teams in the FA cup.You bet they do so why don`t they threaten to boycottt next season it will only make it until August a fair deal is all thats asked the down side of it is it will cost more.We will still have more support than Chelsea there we will make the most noise and even more we will win it COYB

Cathy CondronI was at the Semi-final last Sunday having had my Season Ticket for 33 years! I noticed alot of people coming out of an entrance with passes hanging around their necks. These are obviously the "free loaders" who get these tickets and havnt got a clue, as many have said, what the game is all about. Take you back to Roy Keanes comments years ago about the "Prawn Sandwich" crowd. We have a stadium in this country, supposedly the best and if true football supporters cant go and support their team, whats the point! The men in suits want to get their act together and think about the people who support their club through thick and thin, paying good money to sit in the "rafters" as we did last Sunday. Not for people who get tickets for free and have the best seats in the stadium! Everton and Chelsea should boycott the game and make a stand for future years. This cannot happen! Get your act together Lancaster Gate!

Justin CowardI must say i am an everton supporter, always have been always will be. I is hard to make it to games at goodison, living in nottingham would cost over £100 min to go see an everton game. It does break my heart that i could not get a ticket to the semi but i understand why they do these as there are supporters that go to every game. The crown was amazing at the semi and i will have to sit at home and watch on TV as per norm. But i feel it is ridiclious of the FA to give a Quater of the stadiums capaicty to one club this is out rageious. They just want too much money. they want the big clubs in the final to attract more attention any body else they do not care about. COYB and in moyses we trust.

Adam ParsonsFirstly, I agree with the point that season ticket holders should get priority. That's a no brainer! I also agree that the allocation to both clubs is too small, and the FA should be reminded that this would lessen the atmosphere were The Blue Army not attending! But having read the comments I must say that the anti-non-season ticket holder sentiment, on our website, doesn't help our club. It breaks many an Evertonian's heart not be be able to attend every home game! Furthermore, we are a top four team, with a top four manager, a top top history, and a top 15 squad...solely because it's too small. That is symptomatic of the fact that everything we do is dealing in smaller numbers than the top four. If we want top players, we currently have to have fewer of them. We have a great Management Board now trying to tackle issues like getting a bigger stadium, and increasing brand awareness abroad, all to increase these numbers, but bottom line is fan-base and fan-spend has to grow....and that means outside of season-ticket holding catchment area. Our club has a long tradition in being insular looking and resistent to change, the people's club of the city, and that must and will forever remain as our core strength, indeed even commercially it's becoming our unique selling point - sorry that sounds more like a consultant than a fan - but it's true. I've been in Thailand for three months - coming home on the off-chance of being able to afford a ticket to the final - and it has struck me how much money LFC and Man Utd must generate from this part of the world...and Chang is Thailand's biggest brewery! We must address this wider issue, and that starts with all of us accepting that we have to grow, that means fan base aswell. We can do it without having our identity or culture threatened, and its corporates more than new fans that threaten our stadium seat. I think the big question is - can we do anything to get as many of the 40,000 other tickets into the hands of genuine Evertonian's? I don't care where WE come from, or even if WE live close enough to Goodison or can afford a season ticket, I just want Wembley full of true Evertonians on 30th - it's going to be our day!! COYB!!!!!!!!!

John Daywhats Lesley Lee on about glory hunters and 40000 extras looking for a day out what about people who have to work saturdays or cant afford a season ticket but goes to as many games as they can i had a ticket for the semi-final but couldnt get the day off work so let my brother go instead i dont have a season ticket so does that make me a glory hunter even though i cant go every week no didnt think so

tim carrIt is time for the fans of clubs to now stand up and be counted. The FA are all about money, the fans do not matter,that is wrong, we do matter. It is us who sit in the rain and cold to support our boys, NOT the chairmen or secetaries of other clubs. It took over an hour to get my semi final ticket. As an Evertonia member we get forgoten when it comes to the allocation, yes we get ticket priority for home games, but we also pay full price! As for the touts, while the FA give an allocation like this , the touts will win. I may have to use a tout!!!!!! It is all wrong, time to make a stand!!!!

Trevor DaviesI was lucky enough to go to the semi and the amount of touts selling tickets was amazing, how do they get hold of them in the first place, as for the FA trying to get rid of them, they are a vital source of tickets to our fans, even though they are expensive. We need to block the sale to non participating clubs, that is the only fair way, that way we would get 45000 tickets, still not enough in the long run but it would help. Come on FA do the right thing by the clubs in the final.

Jeroen HaesenI'm from Holland. Do you think somebody is willing to help to get tickets? Because it's expensive to visit Everton matches, I only visit Goodison Park once a year, but now I really want to get hold of tickets. Thanks!

alison harriswhat about the everton supporters born and bred but now live too far away for a season ticket but still wear the blue, they have no hope of a ticket because of the corporate allocation,the tickets should go to the clubs concerned who are playing iin the final

emyr williamsI think its an absolute disgrace that we can have only 25,000 tickets to an f.a cup final, ridicilous, wembley holds 90,000,wheres the sense in that,????? it should have been atleast 35,000 each

michael ananinsWembley has a capacity of 90 thousand. 50 thousand tickets to Everton and Chelsea! that's 40 thousand going to corporate! Many of them will be sold to Evertonians at inflated prices - It is discusting. It really is... Tickets should go to season ticket holders. It's only right. And no, I'm not one. but I will be next season. I never want to miss this again. Sod my Saturday job! Europe next season folks! And more finals - I can feel it!!!

Sean O'DonnellForgot to say, really really pleased that we are playing in the royal blue of everton. Lets hope that its that colour which is lifting up the cup at the end of the day! COYB

Sean O'DonnellI really want a ticket for the Final. But now I see that there is less chance me getting one with our allocation, of a pitiful 25,000. The FA should be ashamed. 40,000 tickets therefore going to people, such as family and friends of the players, officials etc. Over half of them wont even support the clubs playing in the final! I just can't see me getting a ticket, even though I am an Evertonia member and I went to 3 FA Cup games. But I can only hope...

Sean Campbell I find it ridiculous how a 90,000ish stadium only gives about 50,000 tickets to split between both clubs. I'm really against corporate seats. I'm not worryiing though 25,000+ of our loyal fans will easily make the noise of twice as many! COYB!

mark sands jrHow about opening up Goodison for all us faithful fans who have kept our teams dream alive. If we cannot go to Wembley then why not bring Wembley to us. Put up the giant screens I bet we can fill the stadium no problem at least the GLADWYS street end. Come on Everton fans there must be something we can do. Maybe the powers that be can make this happen.

vincenzo cimminowhy should season ticket holders be given first dabs on the tickets? i have the misfortune of living in london, so cant afford to be a season ticket holder what with all the travelling expenses aswell. i love this club just as much as any other blue nose, so why should i not have the same chance as anyone else to purchase a ticket. COYB

Lindsey McGrathAm so chuffed we will wear our colours for the final. Definately a good omen. I went to the semi and would absolutely love to get to the final, will just have to wait and see how the club will allocate the tickets:) We are gonna do this, a massive spring board for our club back in europe and serious contenders for top 4 premier table. A massive jewel for further financial investment? See ya Saturday!

Clive CornsI was fortunate enough to qualify for a ticket at the semi but was disgusted to see numerous empty seats in the neutral section. The F.A. obviously dont give two hoots about the real fans who actually spend a fortune supporting their clubs during the season. The only solution to this is for all Premiorship clubs to lobby the F.A. continuosly and collectively to bring about a fairer situation. Their will be 40 thousand people at the final who have no real interest in the game! What a farce!

Dave GeorgeI don't necessarily agree season ticket holders should be given priority for the cup final tickets. I've been an Evertonian for many years however i gave up my season ticket as my work could not guarantee me match days off this however hardly ever affects my match attendance as i go to practically all home games and many of the away games to. Surely there should be something in place where if you can prove that you have attended these games you should get the same priority as season ticket holders as I know i certainly pay as much as if not more for my tickets as I buy them seperatly! Both sets of fans should be given atleast 10,000 more tickets and only a handfull should be set aside for corporate 'fans'.

its the biggest joke ever 25,000 how can the f.a give that many to the 2 clubs than give 40,000 to people who dont care what happens in the game only that then have a good day out. i hope all the clubs in england fight this its a total joke

Lee RushtonIve now created this group on facebook try and get as many people to join. The FA need to release more Cup Final tickets to genuine fans.

James GriffinThe fans that made it to the semi did us proud! The noise was superb, what a shame that anyone has to miss out. Mesage to the 25,000+ that will make it to the final - Do us proud again COYB!

JASON RUSSELLI am disgusted with the FA's allocation of ticket's and strongly considering setting up a website petition for all fans of all clubs to sign which is presented to the FA. So fans from all clubs who might get through to the Final in future dont have to go through the same again. Is this the way the FA recoup the cost of building Wembley? by seling them to the Prawn sandwich Brigade at the highest prices. I had to pay £200 for a face value ticket of £24.50 I couldn't really afford to but did as I am a true Fan and just had to be at the game

John BennettAbsolutely disgraceful. All true football fans should unite and complain to the FA, the Media and anyone else who will listen. So many genuine fans are going to miss out to people who have probably never been to an Everton or Chelsea game. There is now no reason for the FA to do this, the 'football family' excuse is nonsense. The most important fans for this game are Everton and Chelsea and should be given 35,000-40,000 each.

matthew tewi my selfelf think that is a disgrace , when i wanted to get tickets for the semi final i was not able to because of the lack in seat numbers. But now what gets me really irrate is that their are less tickets available for the final , just so all business men & women can have them , some who dont even know the rules of football it is just awaful

Lee RushtonIts discusting we only get this allocation!!!! Im tempted to start a group on facebook, just need to try and find out how you start a group. Something must be done not just for us as a club but future clubs who get to the final. Its a memorable day whether its good or bad. Fans should get the opportunity to attend not people who dont support either team.

joanne brownin relpy to tom ryan, i only think season ticket holders who went the semis should be gtd a tickect, there were plenty of none season ticket who spent alot of money to go to go to all the FA cup game this season and i think they should get a ticket over season ticket holder who didnt go and there was plenty of them

john kenwrighti am amazed we have only got 25 thousand tickets i do o the game but not all. but season ticket holders are priority and that is a must. but i no lads who go to games not all but do go to a lot of away games aswell .and they are goin to miss out its terrible 35 thousand each the finalist shud receive wer nearly every loyal fan would have a chance now they have no i say no chance.

Phil DaviesI think the season ticket holders who went to the semi final should be given first option on final tickets and then those who have attended so many games. They pay their money year in year out so its the fairest way. (ps i am not one of them unfortunately) If the FA need the money so bad then sell the tickets to the fans not the once a year day out brigade.

The allocations are ridiculous as usual at modern football games. It's time to campaign for the removal of 'corporate' tickets and split the capacity down the middle for the fan of the clubs involved. If Everton and Chelsea have 25,000 each that means nearly 40,000 people in the crowd that potentially don't support either team...stupid! Either way I'll be watching on TV this year COYB!!!

steven tyrrelli think all the people that went the semi and wana go the final sould get first choice not all them glory hinter that didnt go da semi and wana go da final its out of order you should check who went or not.

robin pricei think its a disgrace. the fa are presumably giving the other 40000 seats to corporates, exectives other premiership players etc etc that therfore means they are only selling 50000 tickets (everton fans and chlsea fans) so the reason the tickets are so expensive for us is because they are making up for lost money!We are paying for the fa to give free tickets out! its disusting and they are the same people who want touting banned so that fans "don't pay over the odds"- thats a lie, they want fans to pay over the odds, obviously, only the fa want the money and dont want tit to go to someone else. Im a season ticket holder so i will be going but it is a shame for the other blues who cant because of the fa's inability to treat fans with any decency or respect.

Ian BartonTh FA could have built a 120,000 seater and avoided these problems by allocating tickets equal to the average gate up to a ceiling of say 50,000 they would still have had sufficient left for corporate. I would like to hear them explain to my father who has had a season ticket for 45 years, or myself with over 20 years, why we cannot have a ticket if we are not allocated one.

PAUL NAVARROhopefully the club wil allocate the tickets the same way they did the semi final., look after your most loyal fans first,,we are the ones who spend most,home and away all season,,

John EvansAlan.. behave yourself. Just coz your a season ticket holder does that give you the right over a season ticket holder who goes all the away games? No way! Some people will moan for moanings sake. Yes, its not fair that we only got 25K but its not the clubs fault. And Chelsea get the same so lets just all deal with it and enjoy the occasion. COYBB!!!

John EvansAs always Everton have it spot on with allocations, Season Tickets Holders with away stubbs a priority, that way the hardened fans get to go and not just season ticket holders who dont go anywhere.. only fair!

John GerrardEven though I didn't go the Semi, I would like the fans who went against ManU to have first option. I say this because they were brilliant. COYB

Michael ThomsonJust to say the comment about "glory hunters" is wrong. Im not saying that Season Ticket holders shouldn't get priority but there are genuine Everton supporters that would love the chance to go to Wembley to get behind their team not just for the glory of it!

Judy PerryI think it is digusting the number of tickets that have been allocated for the final. Every fan should complain to the FA about this and until every fan does this will carry on year on year. Why should tickets be allocated to people who don't support the club, it beats me.

Sarah HalpinI think it's disgraceful how so may loyal Evertonians who have waited 14 years to see Everton in a cup final are not going to get the chance to go to the game, and there will be all those thousands of people there who couldn't care less what the score even is! Both myself, my sister and my dad have been everton season ticket holders for years now, and who knows whether we'll even manage to get tickets, and the same goes for so many evertonians. its awful!

Alan BurtonIve heard we have 27000 season ticket holders so who's missing out its a joke.

James YoxallLast year 20,000 tickets went to County FAs, this is an outdated traditon that should have been scrapped years. 17,000 went to club wembley. I've no doubt there will be well over 30,000 blues in there on the day.

Reuben LeachSHOCKING... The FA should have made sure that we both clubs were given enough tickets to ensure that everyone who attended the Semi Final matches was guaranteed a ticket.

Lesley Leechelsea have the same allocation

Lesley LeeSeason Ticket holders should certainly have first choice. This i think is the fair and only way to allocate the tickets, I have had my season Ticket for 10 years and am worried i may not get a ticket. Loyal Fans who watch all season every season not just the glory hunters or the 40,000 extras who are just after day out

Andrea Morralldisgraceful. everyone who was luck enough to buy a ticket for the semi-final should be offered the oppoprtunity to buy a ticket for the final. It's not right that almost half of the tickets are available to people who don't support either club week in or week out! hope Chelsea get the same amount of tickets as us

James BowmanThink theres bout 25,000 Tom. Every season ticket holder should get 1 hopefully. 93 quid for a ticket!!!! where r them seats? in the dugout!!

Martin KidmanI think we got about 25,000 season ticket holders

ANDREW BANKSabsolute joke hope chelsea don't get anymore. FA Cup final tickets should be for fans of both clubs not bigwigs looking for a nice day out who have no interest in the game. When will tickets be available.

Luke WolahanThats a disgrace! Tickets going to non everton or chelsea fans but for corporate people, sort it out!!

tom ryanthe fairest way to give them out should be to give every season tickert holder one and could any1 tell me how many season tickert holders everton fc have ????

Ian BrakeI hope Chelsea got the same amount.

Paula McdonaldHow can the FA justify 40,000 final tickets to corporate enterprise. It's disgusting.

Thomas DaviesDisgusting, so some fat london businessman who doesn't even know who'd playing's gonna get a seat while I might struggle? At least we're wearing blue tho.