Scottish football fans have piled in to offer their backing to BT Sport on the back of their new video trailer for the new season.
According to some Scottish football ended with the transfer of Adam Rooney from Aberdeen to Salford City.
Jim White of Sky Sports was flabbergasted by the move and soon had an armchair army of experts sharing their thoughts on the passing of Scottish football.
“Scottish football is going down the pan…BT Sport have pulled the plug on us!”
“I’m just joking boys, we’re back!”
The new season is here and it feels so good ???????? pic.twitter.com/OYeBbTjB3A
— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) July 28, 2018
Haha brilliant banter guys! Can you not also give us a goals programme that covers the goals from all the leagues in Scotland like they get down in England on channel 5?
— Becky halley (@beckyhalley79) July 28, 2018
Get a bid in for exclusive rights and become the broadcasting partner the game in Scotland needs… Work with us and we will work with you. ?????????
— Celtic Nation (@CelticNation67) July 28, 2018
‘Look at this Aberdeen, they drew with the 7th best team in the world’ – @mstewart_23 ????????????
— Samir (@rsh093) July 28, 2018
Never change lads. Please get full rights to Scottish football in the new tv deal. Sky are light years behind
— chidi (@FreeNwakali) July 28, 2018
There’s nowt wrong with football in Scotland, it’s as good as many other European leagues. There’s lots of football snobbery about, I never miss a game on BT no matter what league is being shown. I’m an English Man Utd fan who loves football, St Mirren are always great to watch
— phil foster (@philfos1) July 28, 2018
when did Burnley ever claim to be the 7th best team in the world ffs ????
— James (@BeaumontJame) July 28, 2018
Love BT’s coverage of Scottish football! Always optimistic and also a really good laugh! Keep it up boys @chris_sutton73 @mstewart_23
— itsallgonetoshit (@EaOHare) July 28, 2018
Far better coverage than anything Sky offer. What I would like to see is more cash invested in the game and a proper extended highlights package. Scottish football is on the up!!
— Alan Taylor (@alan_taylor_84) July 28, 2018
Sky Sports and BT Sport currently share coverage of the SPFL with Sky having first choice of fixtures.
There are two seasons left of the current contract with the SPFL looking for an exclusive deal for the next broadcasting contract.
Hosted by Darrell Currie BT Sport provide extensive build up and analysis with Chris Sutton, Stephen Craigan and Michael Stewart providing a variety of opinions.
Last season Sky Sports ditched David Tanner after more than a decade as their Scottish anchor with Hayley McQueen sharing coverage with experts Kris Commons and Kris Boyd.