So far this year, spring has been just about perfect.....birdsong quite breathtaking, I suppose numbers are up after a mild winter. Saw a flock of yellowhammers in the week....I don't suppose you can bring yourself to appreciate this fine songster, whose numbers have been in relative decline.
I reckon you can add on a couple of mill for this season...meaning their debt is about 10 mill now.
So far this year, spring has been just about perfect.....birdsong quite breathtaking, I suppose numbers are up after a mild winter. Saw a flock of yellowhammers in the week....I don't suppose you can bring yourself to appreciate this fine songster, whose numbers have been in relative decline.
I reckon you can add on a couple of mill for this season...meaning their debt is about 10 mill now.
Fair few Yellowhammers in these parts.
Similarly was watching a few Reed Buntings the other night, who have made a good recovery in recent years.
In addition our resident Curlews are back and nesting.
As for £10 million reasons to be cheerful, something may have to give with an awful product on the pitch and reduced attendances.
Michael Appleton should be Manager of the season without a doubt particularly if he can finish the job.