SelbyBlade
Member
Lets try this differently and see if you can see where I'm coming from.NURSE!
The 30,000 that attend matches at Bramall lane arn't watching sky or any other braodcaster.
Therefore SUFC streaming which is to members only i.e. season ticket holders or persons with a club number that purchase tickets on the day are permitted to watch it. The people that purchase day tickets would pay a subscription the season ticket holders get it for free.
Sky or any other broadcaster wouldn't therefore lose a single viewer in comparison to a none caronavirus situation. Therefore for the home games the club could pay a nominal fee to the broadcasters (for spectators the broadcaster would not have normally got).
For away games they could charge pro rata what they normally charge a pub based on the numbers of people watching in a pub normally around 30 folk (usually three in my local me, my son and the dog). So divided the per game revenue from a pub by 30 (or whatever the average is) then charge the number of streamers on SUTV that amount. This way the club will know what to charge anyone who does not have sky how much to pay for a match streamed.
Does that help?
I think the £6mil is for the rest of the world, I doubt they all have SUTV or SUFC customer numbers.