Lincoln

[bfcpete]

Are being allowed 3,145 home fans in the ground for their home tie. They have more ST holders than that so they have to enter a ballot for tickets. Those not selected in the semis ballot will have priority in a ballot for final tickets, if they get there

 

[BlossomHill]

Thats not a 1/4 capacity is 10653, more like a 1/3

 

[Insider]

Probably a similar number at Oxford.

 

[bfcpete]

Thats not a 1/4 capacity is 10653, more like a 1/3

Yep, their website says the stands will be at 31% capacity. Must be able to spread that number. They also say any allocation for the final would be 4000

 

[JJpool]

Miniscule numbers really, in out stadium could easily have 6k spread out and in bubbles or whatever.

Will be get a 3rd also then? That would be 5.5k maybe?

 

[bollieboy]

The new rules say that smaller (whatever 'smaller' means) stadiums can have 4000 spectators or 50 % capacity, whichever is lower. Larger stadium can have 10000 spectators or 25 % capacity, whichever is lower. Not sure what rules Lincoln are working to as it seems to be a mixture of the 2.

Maybe shutting one of their stands make them a smaller stadium (with a capacity of 6290) which means they can have a bigger attendance than a larger stadium with 10,653 capacity. Absolutely madness if that is the case.