But I think the Season Ticket holders did get to stream the games for free (rather then having to pay)

Yes - certainly Dagenham did that. There's some sort of formula where season ticket holders get £9 docked from their season ticket credit and the general public pay £10 to watch the video. One risk is that you might live in area with a different level of restriction to the ground. So if Broncos were in tier 2 but you live in tier 4 you can't go! And, of course, there's the risk of not being able to go because of a requirement to self isolate because of a contact. I don't know much about Plough Lane but my sense is that Ealing would be a pretty CV19 secure venue. There's plenty of space there to spread out and pretty adequate parking arrangements (so you can avoid public transport) if you don't mind walking a few hundred yards.

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/57 ... ary-return So 8/9 weeks to get a squad together and ready to compete. Lets see it unravel.

https://www.rugby-league.com/article/57 ... ary-return So 8/9 weeks to get a squad together and ready to compete. Lets see it unravel.

Well there is supposed to be some signing news soon

The season should start irrespective of whether fans can attend. As has been said, other sports have streamed during restrictions.

Fozard is back. Heard a rumour he might be. Good signing. Experience and n a position we are short

While it is good to have a plan, season starting end of February looks very ambitious given things are getting worse not better. You could easily see the Tier 3 areas moving to Tier 4 after Christmas.

So season 2021 starts for us on weekend of February 27/28. followed by two round of Challenge Cup action.
The way things are going, these will be played behind closed doors. RFLs Our League App anyone ?

Definitely behind closed doors