Making money

[Claret Forever]

Ifollow will provide some money to cover the lost gate, teams now keeping all of it as the FA is covering the cost of streaming etc. Home teams get all of their subscribers plus first 500 away fan subscribers.
Doesn't seem to be any information on how many viewers this gets - I'd thought most fans that bother to turn up to lower league clubs would be willing to fork £10 to watch the match on stream.

Other than that, we've budgeted less than the wage cap anyway for this years squad and have the transfer money received from player sales which will cover a third of it outright anyway, but I think for our end everything is budgeted and costed with the idea that reduced crowds will be allowed from next month.

 

[Luke Imp]

Ifollow will provide some money to cover the lost gate, teams now keeping all of it as the FA is covering the cost of streaming etc. Home teams get all of their subscribers plus first 500 away fan subscribers.
Doesn't seem to be any information on how many viewers this gets - I'd thought most fans that bother to turn up to lower league clubs would be willing to fork £10 to watch the match on stream.

Other than that, we've budgeted less than the wage cap anyway for this years squad and have the transfer money received from player sales which will cover a third of it outright anyway, but I think for our end everything is budgeted and costed with the idea that reduced crowds will be allowed from next month.

As far as I'm aware, that's a L2 agreement not a L1 one (I'm assuming you've read the article on the Bradford website).

L1 was going to be based on the previous seasons away attendance where the home side keep the revenue up to that point and anything above that the away side get. Whether they've adopted a first 'x' agreement for those games that weren't played last season, either due to Covid or promotion/relegation, I'm not sure.