Everton supporter organisation the Fan Advisory Board has expressed “deep disappointment” with the club’s new season ticket prices.

The group said it had already made its frustration clear with senior leaders at the club, which it has been meeting with in the hope of shaping the new pricing structure.

The FAB had called for a price freeze and the protection of concessionary pricing. While Everton have committed to retaining concessions, the club has announced increases that, for some supporters, will come close to 10%. That is considerably higher than the plans unveiled by Liverpool FC, where linking ticket costs to inflation has set in motion a series of protests.

The Blues believe they have taken a fair approach to the new prices, stating no-one’s ticket will increase by more than £85 and that the average adult uplift will be £45. The prices of Under-11s season tickets and for adults in the family area have also been frozen.

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