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So assuming that we drop down a tier after the 16th and Boxing Day could be our first fan day, what are our capacities, are season ticket holders given first choice? ?
How will these be selected ?

glagys wrote:So assuming that we drop down a tier after the 16th and Boxing Day could be our first fan day, what are our capacities, are season ticket holders given first choice? ?
How will these be selected ?

Really hope it happens g. If it does, I will do whatever it takes (within my powers ) to get me and my lad there. Season ticket holders, but would happily pay again for the Boxing Day game.

That what I was thinking I’m a season ticket holder so the club already have my money, so they could sell to the public with some sort of proof of localship that would at least bring extra revenue in

Obviously in these “shite” times, it isn’t an option open to everybody, sadly, but might be a way to go?? Especially for Boxing Day/ New Year’s Day. Might sound a bit selfish(?) but I think the paying option should still be offered to season ticket holders first. Based on our usual crowds, that would still leave plenty of tickets available, if the numbers allowed back is 2000ish.

I would be surprised if we drop a tier in time for this fixture. If we do though I believe we may still be restricted to 1000 fans for our first fixture to test our systems. With I believe roughly 700 season ticket holders that would leave about 300 tickets to go on general sale.

Being pessimistic, i just can't see Lancashire dropping down even though most of the areas are getting less cases, 2 have gone up. If it was just our area then no problem, but basically many places South of Preston have twice our cases

England 148
Lancaster 105
Blackburn 277
Pendle 294

Them b8ggers in Bare don't help -
Bare - 21 cases, rolling rate of 400.8
where as t'other end of town -
Morecambe West End - 3 cases, rolling rate of 51.1

marky No.1 wrote:Being pessimistic, i just can't see Lancashire dropping down even though most of the areas are getting less cases, 2 have gone up. If it was just our area then no problem, but basically many places South of Preston have twice our cases

England 148
Lancaster 105
Blackburn 277
Pendle 294

I think I worked it out roughly that the Lancashire average is currently about 175-180. Maybe another week and things might improve further but I wouldn't be surprised if it goes the other way with everyone cramming in shops to do their shopping.

marky No.1 wrote:Being pessimistic, i just can't see Lancashire dropping down even though most of the areas are getting less cases, 2 have gone up. If it was just our area then no problem, but basically many places South of Preston have twice our cases

England 148
Lancaster 105
Blackburn 277
Pendle 294

Lancaster down to 97 today, going in the right direction.