Article by Daniel Grigore – published Thursday, May 15, 2025, 20:57 / Updated Thursday, May 15, 2025 21:07
A 65 -year -old supporter from Everton, a subscribed to the team's matches, was banned on the stadium at least this end of the season, after entering the match with Ipswich Town with a tool kit, trying to get out of the screws and take the chair home.
A supporter of Everton entered the stadium at the Championship match with Ipswich Town (2-2 on May 3) with a tool kit. His intention was to unscrew and go home with his seat distributed according to the subscription, Given that the “caramel” will move from Goodison Park at the end of this season.
The supporter was discovered and the subscription was suspended, which means he will not be able to attend the last match that Everton will play at home this season, with Southampton, on May 18.
Suspended at Everton's last home match, after trying to “steal” the seat on Goodison Park
He failed to remove the chair, but produced “significant damages” around it, according to a club statement.
The supporter in question was taken to the police and risks additional sanctions, depending on the result of the investigation.
Next season, Everton will move to the new stadium in Liverpool, in the Bramley-Moore Dock area, an arena with a capacity of 52,888 seats.
Goodison Park, the club's house in 1892, will not be demolished, to host the matches of Everton's female team.
