As we now have a start date for the season. The question to be answered is. Will fans be allowed in to watch the games ?
I think certainly in the early rounds the attendance of fans is highly unlikely.
The plan is for games to be shown on the Our League App. This will be free to home team season ticket holders. Otherwise it is Pay
Per View.
I ask this.1) Would you pay to watch a game ?
2) How much would you pay ?

For me, I might try it and see what is actually served up.. I do not expect Sky quality, but I will not pay for amateurish dross.
I will wait and see what evolves.

There has been quite a learning curve for National League football clubs. The coverage and pricing varies from club to club. HRBFC have not charged and relied on donations towards broadcast equipment or club charites. Their coverage is better than most who are charging.

Might try PAYV for one match, but I pay enough for Sky Sports & Amazon already.

Maidstone United charge £5-£10 depending on the game however recently the games have been shown for free as the broadcasts were so unreliable. This is a one camera set up with commentary and basic replays

Bromley have a superb, multi camera setup - similar cost but it makes a loss and is bankrolled by the owner.

I suspect if we tried this, it would be amateurish dross, especially if we're playing at Rosslyn Park.

To be honest if the PPV thing is available EVERY week, I'll 'prolly cancel Sky Sports and just watch LB home and away via PPV, it actually might make me even lazier than I am about getting to games, lmao

See .Our League' are covering the Tommy Makinson Testimonial match, Saints v Wigan, pricing at £5 before the day, £6 on the day, wonder if this will be a standard fee?

Sky have their first NRL friendly this weekend, and today they announced rises up to £72 for Sky subscribers.

I'd sooner spend the extra £5 a month on Sky to watch NRL friendlies than anything on the Our League platform.

The logistics of it all will be interesting.

Firstly, there will probably be a large number of games, maybe even 10+, kicking off simultaneously on Sundays in the Championship and League One. Can the OurLeague platform cope with that?

Secondly, assuming OurLeague don't have enough cameras and commentary teams to cover all these games, presumably the game footage each home club is required to provide for discplinary purposes will be used, but will the RFL be happy to allow the home team's commentators, with their obvious biases, to hold forth on their platforms?

What me agreeing with You? lol I'm on Sky Spirts contract until December at £25 per month, which is well with itmohe I could not manage without NRL!

Just wish they'd get some new commentary team for Super League! and the obsession with Black Lives Matter, instead of Racism is Wrong.

There must be some doubt that any meaningful revenue will be generated from ppv depending on the cost & quality of broadcast.

It'll 'prolly be amateurish to start with, but I see it as yet another opportunity for young'uns to learn the art of live sports broadcasting, why not ask keen amateurs and local Uni's/Colleges and 6th Forms to get involved? It makes ten pence to me!

I expect to start with covid protocols would prevent that.