The Jonathan Wilson article is v good.
I live right beside the stadium of a league 2 team. Every day you still see the community trust staff going about helping people. The local pubs depend on the match day crowds. Even our daughter's school makes most it's fundraising money off rent parking spaces to match goers. Walking around the stadium, you realise what a catastrophe for the city it would be if this institution were to collapse. And lower league clubs don't have the resources of the PL to arrange testing etc, nor the TV money to fall back on.
I can see lots of fans seem to be getting some sort of thrill of moral superiority by saying football isn't important right now. But lots of clubs run on such fine margins, and so of course clubs need to be looking at when they can restart, otherwise loads of them will go to the wall. It looks like the clubs are actually being quite careful in thinking of how a return can happen that reduces the health risks to all involved.