A 'drive-in cinema', the idea of ​​Real Oviedo to bring fans closer to the stadium during games without an audience

Given the probable return of football without fans in the stands, Real Oviedo is already thinking about how to keep its partners close and is studying options such as including a television package in the subscription -only from his team- if the situation continues next year or, the most immediate, to set up a drive- in theater in the field parking lot on game days.

The Carbayón team, which is reluctant to completely close the door to fans , has different ideas on the table, although all of them will be difficult to execute if the different organizations involved, due to the exceptional situation, do not collaborate on everything that has to do with television rights.

The Oviedo club, which has one more game at home than away from home in the final leg of the League, is already studying the possibility of setting up a drive-in cinema in the Carlos Tartiere parking lot where members can go a few meters from the pitch in their vehicles and with all the safety measures, to encourage their own and even make themselves heard in the green.

In addition, another of the measures that the entity is studying is to negotiate with television platforms the possibility of including in the subscription for next year a package of matches only for its team , an initiative contingent on access to the field being restricted and whose cost would be assumed by the blue entity.

Another idea, already executed three decades ago, is to design a commemorative garment with the names of all those subscribers who will have to follow their team from a distance if the League is resumed without an audience and the situation continues over time.

The blue team was already reluctant to play without fans when the possibility of playing behind closed doors days before the Alarm State became official, a position that it maintained until then and that led it to be one of the first to request a stoppage of the competition due to the advancement of the coronavirus.

He maintains that same line now, looking for safe ways to share football with his partners, in a scenario of return to competition in which, given the prevalence of the virus, the return will almost certainly be without fans in the stadiums.

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