A virtual season ticket is an appealing idea: one purchase giving a remote supporter access to an agreed set of fixtures. Before a club offers one, it needs to establish both the broadcasting arrangements and how the package would actually be delivered.
A programme of individual authorised events does not automatically create a supported season-pass product. The club should confirm the required ticketing and access arrangements with OowOah.
Define what the package would cover
Which home matches are included? What happens if kick-off changes, a fixture is postponed or a cup match falls outside the package? Would recordings be available, and for how long?
Those questions are part of the product supporters would buy. They need clear answers before a season-long promise is made.
Learn from single events first
An initial run of separate broadcasts could reveal whether the club has a consistent viewpoint, dependable staffing and repeat interest. It also gives supporters a chance to decide whether they enjoy watching in a headset.
Only then does a longer package become a practical discussion. The commercial plan should allow for the work involved across the whole period, rather than multiplying the ticket price from one successful afternoon.
For OowOah, this is a potential package to discuss and scope. It is not an announcement that automatic season passes, bundled fixtures or subscription billing are currently available as standard features.