Two Everton fans have claimed they sneaked into the Premier League game with Stoke City after one of them pretended to be wheelchair-bound in order to gain access to the disabled section of the Britannia Stadium . The twisted supporters then bragged about their exploits on Facebook - although admitted that some people would see them as 'scum ' for their actions . Everton ended up losing the game to Stoke 2-0 and are currently 14th in the league table . Cheat : Two football fans claim they sneaked into the Britannia Stadium by pretending to be disabled . Boast : The supporters posted this message on a Facebook football fans ' page admitted they were 'scum ' Writing on a Facebook page The Football Bible , one of the fans said : 'Me and my mate decided to go to Stoke away last minute on Wednesday . 'The only spare ticket we could get was in the disabled section though . So he borrowed a wheelchair from work and I went as his carer . 'We 're scum are n't we ? We 're going to hell for what we did in Stoke . ' The Everton Disabled Supporters Association has vowed to investigate the fans ' claims - but insisted that they could not have obtained their tickets through the club . Chairman Steve Heneghan said : 'There 's no way they could get it from us . If something did happen , we would throw them out of our membership , and the club would do the same . ' Stoke City forward Victor Moses scores his side 's opening goal against Everton with a towering header . Stoke City forward Mame Biram Diouf breaks away past the Everton defence at the Britannia Stadium . Everton defender John Stones ( right ) makes a sliding challenge as Stoke's Marko Arnautovic shoots on goal . He told MailOnline that disabled tickets to away games were generally reserved for fans who regularly attend matches , making it difficult to manipulate the system . Mr Heneghan added : 'You have to keep an eye out for fraudsters . 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 . 'There are people in this world who 'll do anything to cheat disabled people . If you 're desperate enough , evil enough , devious enough to get into a game , then anyone can do it . ' Other disabled fans blasted the stunt at Stoke 's Britannia Stadium - Ollie Baskaran 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 . just to prove I 'm disabled . ' However , some web users praised the fans , comparing them jokingly to the fake wheelchair user , Andy Pipkin , on TV 's Little Britain . Diouf steps past his man to fire in his side 's second goal in their 2-0 victory over Everton . Stadium : Stoke City said it was Everton 's responsibility to investigate the incident . Stoke midfielder Charlie Adam attempts an overhead kick against pressure from Phil Jagielka ( right ) Everton 's attacking midfielder Leon Osman fends off Stoke City defender Geoff Cameron ( right ) Matt Lucas ( right ) as Andy Pipkin , the wheel-chair con-artist in the BBC TV series Little Britain . Jack Bannister wrote : 'All hail the Andy and Lou of the Britannia Stadium ! Class act . Lucky Everton did n't score otherwise the game would be up when they got on their feet cheering ! ' Stoke City said the club was aware of the two fans ' online boasts , but said it was up to Everton to take action against the men . 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 . 'If their claims prove correct and the people concerned can be identified , it will be for Everton to take action against them as appropriate . ' Everton refused to comment on the men 's claims , and would not confirm whether or not the club would launch an investigation . Moses dribbles with the ball as he is closed down by Everton right-back Seamus Coleman ( right ) Everton manager Roberto Martinez has admitted that his side are facing a relegation battle this season .
Two Everton fans posed as a wheelchair user and their carer . It was a ploy to buy last minute tickets for the game against Stoke City . Disabled supporters groups have condemned the pair 's actions . Stoke City insist the responsibility of prosecution lies with Everton .