Still it's going to be tricky to get a ticket...there were 32,000 blues at the semi and now everyone is going to want to go to Wembley. I've got a respectable loyalty level this season, should be okay...hopefully. COYB!!!
Everton chief executive Robert Elstone says he is disappointed at the ticket allocation given to the club for the FA Cup final against Chelsea on 30 May.
The Football Association announced on Thursday that both clubs will receive 25,000 tickets for the game.
Wembley has a 90,000 capacity meaning that 40,000 tickets will be given to what is called "the football family".
"We are obviously disappointed at the number of tickets we have received," Elstone told the Everton website.
"The challenge for us now is to make sure that these tickets are distributed fairly amongst the Everton fanbase."
Chelsea have revealed that the size of their allocation means it is unlikely there will be sufficient tickets for all of Chelsea's hospitality and non-hospitality season ticket holders.
However, they too said on their official website they intend to "ensure there will be as fair an allocation of the tickets as possible in line with the club's ticketing policy."
Tickets that are not allocated to either club are distributed to alternative groups which include the regional FAs and referees, sponsors and charity partners.
Last year, 17,000 tickets went to Club Wembley - the 10-year season ticket allocation which were sold to help cover the cost of building the ground.
The FA also revealed on Thursday that tickets will be priced in four categories: £34.30, £58.65, £78.30 and £93.
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I expect we're going to hear a lot of rumours over the next few days regarding allocation of tx for the final but I got wind of the first on Saturday. A lad was saying that the club will be 'short' of enough tickets for all the club's season ticket holders. This is due to the planned allocation of the 25,000 tx.
The first of many no doubt!
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