it was the 'no income' if only those with memberships were attending in your comment that made me reply, if that was due to previous confusion apologies.
it's commendable to those paying upfront no matter the outcome, but no-one should be left out of pocket even if they can afford it. Some may well be happy for the club to keep any excess if they aren't able to offer a seat for all the games, however a rotating arrangement for full members whom have paid up front would be a fair way to allow people to attend.
With some not being able to make games possibly the maximum number may not even be attained, I wonder if there's an easy way/system that could connect to other fans to attend if those allocated a spot notified in advance they couldn't attend for a particular game.

Over 40000 capacity can have 10000 otherwise it's it's 4000 or 50% if capacity is below 8000 I believe is what has been published so maximum for RL stadiums at the start of the lifting will be 4k at all grounds. Cannot see any away fans anywhere for some time and still a bit on income on clubs

The club have said and are hopefull of having between 5-6000 fans in the ground


At a guess the club maybe looking at
1000 each in the north and south stands
1500-2000 in the east and west (including upper stand)

Yes stadiums over 40K can have up to 10K but it defines stadiums with a seating capacity of over 16K (of which the KCOM does) as a large venue so comes under the 25% of capacity rule. So in theory 25% of the KCOM capacity is up to 6000 able to attend. There is only Hull FC, Huddersfield & Wigan I believe that have stadiums that can be classed as large venues with a seating capacity of over 16K.

Cheers for clearing that one up sorry if I confused the situation

No worries at all :