Mason has been an Everton Season Ticket holder since he was one year old. Goodison is the only stadium he knows and has been a massive part of his short life, he has his favourite chippy, he loves walking around St Luke’s, the football has been pretty woeful but is now loving seeing the attacking football of the Moyes era.

Mason wants to raise additional money for Everton in the Community by attempting a running challenge which involves him running consecutively over 50 days before the Sleepover.

This will coincide potentially with his 50th ParkRun the weekend of the Arsenal game.

This will be the last chance to Sleepover at Goodison an experience he will remember forever, it will be cold and he will be sleeping in sleeping bag on cardboard on a concrete floor in the Park End stand. A challenge on it’s own never mind running daily before hand. The challenge starts Friday 20th February. Wish him luck.

Everton in the Community is hosting a Junior Sleepout event, giving young Evertonians the first and only opportunity to spend the night braving the elements at Goodison Park whilst raising funds on behalf of the Club’s official charity.

Each participant will be asked to pledge to raising a minimum fundraising sponsorship money for the charity’s 60+ programmes and initiatives that tackle a diverse range of social issues.

Funds raised through the event will be channelled into the development of these pioneering projects which support tens of thousands of individuals from across Liverpool City Region every year and cover areas such as health, employability, anti-social behaviour, crime, exploitation, education, dementia and disability.

Even a small amount will make a big difference to those who need it most; £10 would equip a pupil with an English and Maths SATS revision book, £30 could pay for a travel pass for a young person to get to college whilst £50 would fund