It's all academic until the dogs declare and of course there's absolutely no guarantee that they'll do so early enough for Birmingham to avoid the previous team building dramas. Presumably Tolley must have a date in mind (of the AGM usually) by which time if he hasn't heard then he won't be able to declare for 25
CVS won't work for anyone but himself, Adams isn't what Birmingham need either, they should go all out for Alun Rossiter if by some miracle they manage to run in 25
Presumably if they are using the existing stand at Dunstall there won't be actually much to build bar the track, kennels etc. If permission is imminent then the question is how long is the build and will they build across the winter to be ready for spring 25, if they don't then Brum might at least get 2025
Something that does concern me is the potential relaxation of planning laws by the incoming government.
Haven't the Labour party already alluded to this?