article_snippet: Two Everton fans have claimed Two Everton fans sneaked into the Premier League game with Stoke City after one of Two Everton fans pretended to be wheelchair-bound in order to gain access to the disabled section of the Britannia Stadium.
article_snippet: Two football fans claim Two football fans sneaked into the Britannia Stadium by pretending to be disabled .
article_snippet: The only spare ticket we could get was in the disabled section of the Britannia Stadium though.
article_snippet: So Everton borrowed a wheelchair from work
article_snippet: and I went as Everton carer. '
article_snippet: The Everton Disabled Supporters Association has vowed to investigate Two football fans claims - but insisted that Two football fans could not have obtained Two football fans tickets through the club.
article_snippet: Everton defender John Stones (right) told MailOnline that disabled tickets to away games were generally reserved for fans who regularly attend matches, making it difficult to manipulate the system.
article_snippet: In the past, some fans have just turned up in a wheelchair and been let into the ground - there's no way to guard against that. '
article_snippet: Other disabled fans blasted the stunt at Stoke's Britannia Stadium - Ollie Baskaran
article_snippet: wrote on Facebook: 'I'm a wheelchair user and every time I have to book disabled tickets for anywhere, I have to send paperwork etc.
article_snippet: A spokesman said: 'We have been made aware of the claims of two Everton fans that they gained access to last week's game at the Britannia Stadium masquerading as a disabled supporter in a wheelchair and carer. '
highlights_snippet: Two Everton fans posed as a wheelchair user and Two Everton fans carer .
  