Sounds like a plan to me, if they were available to watch on your TV.

Carlisle wouldn’t get 5k subscribers per game. Be nice to get the option but can’t see households with more than one person who generally goes buying more than 1 subscription. Saw some of the prices the Scottish teams were charging and prices varied from £12 cheapest to £20 most expensive at Livingston. Can’t see them shifting many at £20 a go.

Good point about households rather than individuals, but United do have a large following who live far away and there would be perhaps one or two thousand away fans subscribing also for their one game. Teams like Bradford, Bolton etc may provide 10,000 fans. Having been starved of decent matches since March (I`m not a fan of tip-tap Premiership stuff) I think many fans will jump at the chance to watch their team in action again. £10 would be reasonable, although I agree that £20 is overegging it.

10 pound wud be about right and plenty will pay that. Despite low crowds a lot of folk would sign up.

£10-15 seems fair to me and I hope the EFL allow something like this to happen otherwise clubs will really struggle.

I think with away fans included you could be looking at decent numbers for each game, especially with Bolton etc.

With the £10 it would not just be the £10 from home fans the hosting club should also receive the money from the away fans who pay to watch the match, Although it won't be the same as match day sales the club won't have to pay for stewards etc, so the difference in revenue may be less substantial than first assumed.

Get a fully loaded firestick and save youself 400 quid if you watch every game

When you go with a bunch of mates why would you all take out a paid subscription to watch it?

One person subscribes and a load of you watch the game at their house with a few cans.

Again, same for families, might have four season tickets, but only need one television subscription.