Find that hard to believe till 2023, we would have loss revenue from our premiership year not having fans ,merchandise,sponsorship etc.
Currently they have no idea how many people will be allowed into games next year.
Big crowds are huge money spinner for us, so would planning for that.
Crowds also impact on membership. Although most people didn't ask for refunds this year. All clubs would be factoring in not maintaining the same level of membership if people can't go to games.
We also haven't gone to the AFL for a handout this year so you would expect they would working towards replenishing our cash reserves. This will take time
Then there is restrictions that are impacting on our other revenues streams e.g. Aligned Leisure ... all this needs to be factored in
Throw in the ridiculous restrictions with the soft cap reduction
Finally, you have the impact on sponsor $$$. It is reasonable to assume that even though if your haven't lost sponsors the $$ available may not be to the same levels as now. All businesses are tightening their belts, sport sponsorship will be affected, no doubt
I also heard or read I cannot remember which an interview with Benny Gale and he said that the impacts from COVID will defintely be felt in 2021and 2022 by the entire AFL industry and the Tigers are not immune
