Whenever the season re-starts it is still going to be difficult in bringing in a structure that will suit all.
I do think they will play two games a week and hopefully the plan will include using reserve team players.
It will also be a troubling time for players OOC end of 2020. Clubs will be looking to trim numbers of staff both playing and non playing. The biggest on the balance sheet are full time players. If that's the case then some may be released at the end of the season as usual. Trouble is very few clubs will be looking to sign or re-sign players due to financial problems.
So where do clubs find revenue or cut costs to sustain their future?
Reducing staff is the main area to cut costs and the most obvious. Rent negotiations might be another. Where to find extra revenue or at least maintain cash flows will be the difficult one.
One way would be to sell season tickets early, we at Wigan pay early anyway. Maybe there could be an offer to pay for more than one season with an inducement, perhaps up to five years. Even if just a few hundred or one thousand buy it could bring finance in that otherwise would not be there.
Some new thinking will be needed to ensure club's futures and that of the sport are secured.
Best wishes to all who have that responsibility and hope they and all stay well.