As I understand it, this is the last season at the current stadium and there are even attempts afoot to try and get Briggo to ride the very last laps there.
What happens then? The timescale is tight to build a new stadium before next season surely?
What are the grounds for optimism that this will actually come to fruition?
Exactly. One promoter, I can't remember who, went further and described the 1960's PL as full of 'has-beens and never-weres". That's more derogatory than mediocre but was still largely true nonetheless.
This would also potentially cut costs since there would be 60 rather than 90 points per match to pay. In reality, the £/point would just rise to offset the fewer points actually scored. I like the idea though.