BT SPORTS have popped their head above the parapet this Monday morning to speak out about the current sporting situation after a country wide shut down of live football.
Covid-19 is in its infancy within the UK and many experts warn it will get worse before it gets better and we reach some semblance of normality.
There are so many walks of life affected by the virus it’s going to be a tough slog for all.
BT subscribers pay a monthly fee to watch the latest sport. Right now, there’s very little of this on offer.
A spokesperson for the company released a short statement for subscribers on the current situation.
“We apologise to customers about the changes to the BT Sport schedule this month due to the impact of Covid 19.
“The situation is evolving rapidly and we are working with the leagues to continue to broadcast live sport wherever possible and broadcast games when they are rescheduled over the coming months.
“We will continue to broadcast a wide range of BT Sport content including films and documentaries and we will update our customers as we have a clearer view of the remainder of the season.”
We are all in limbo at the moment but once things are made clearer then certain action can be taken.
Supporters will not want to be shelling out money for a product they can’t watch, especially when people will have to tighten their own belts if they’re off sick or suffer financially because of the outbreak.
Meetings planned this week with all government bodies should make things clearer.
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