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Sports Echo | Football | Lincoln City | Sincil Bank
Sincil Bank
The Lincoln Co-operative Stand at Sincil Bank.
Location:
Sincil Bank is situated amongst a housing estate half a mile from Lincoln’s High Street. The ground is reachable via a series of side streets that lead up to the stadium. Sincil Bank has a capacity of 10,127. On the site is an astroturf pitch where local six-a-side leagues take place and also activity centre ‘Playzone’.
Directions:
Not conveniently situated next to a motorway, visitors should follow the A46 southwest towards Newark Road. After this make a U-turn at Wood Lane bringing up a roundabout, where taking the third exit onto the A1434 will bring up another roundabout. Take the first exit onto the B1262 reaching the High Street. Follow this before turning firstly onto Scorer Street and then onto Sincil Bank.
Transport:
Bus: Most local bus services terminate in the city centre. Although some go closer to the ground, getting off at the city bus station will leave just a ten minute walk to Sincil Bank. Exit the bus station onto the High Street and follow the road all the way down to Scorer Street.Train: Lincoln Central Train Station is placed next to the High Street meaning only a fifteen minute walk to Sincil Bank. Turn left out of the train station and left again bringing up the High Street. Follow this down for half a mile before turning onto Scorer Street. Sincil Bank is on the right.
Parking: You can park behind the Stacey West stand for Ł4 but getting there early is advised considering limited places. Street parking is also limited due to residential access meaning parking at the various pay and park sites in the city centre is the best bet for visitors.
Club Details:
Chairman: Steff Wright. Vice Chairman: D Beck. Directors: Mr S Tindall, Mr S Galjaard, Mrs J Foster, Mr B Dorrian, Mr C Travers. President: Mr J Jennison. Manager: Peter Jackson. Press officers: John Vickers and James Lazenby.Links:
www.sincilbank.comPub & Grub:
ight next to the ground the Centre Spot is a welcoming bar showing Sky Sports and selling hot pork rolls. Should you walk down the High Street you will pass a series of pubs including the Ritz which is a Weatherspoons branch selling a variety of cheap food. The Portland, about 800 yards from the ground, is a small but convenient pub with a good atmosphere, selling sandwiches and real ales.Contact Information:
Sincil Bank Stadium,Lincoln,
LN5 8ND
Telephone: 0870 899 2005
Email: LCFC@redimps.com
Website: www.redimps.co.uk
Sincil Bank Ticket Office: 0870 899 1976
