 Sullivan finds the travelling to the West Midlands tough |
Birmingham co-owner David Sullivan has moved to dispel fears he could sell his stake in the club. Sullivan has hinted that he would like to invest in a club nearer to his Essex home as he finds the travelling very hard to take.
He said: "It's the same thing I've been saying for the past 10 years, everyone knows I find the travelling a bind.
"But nobody should panic as I could be at Birmingham for another five years or even until the day I die."
Sullivan is a minor shareholder at Tottenham and held almost a third of shares at West Ham until pulling out to buy Birmingham 12 years ago.
He has been linked with a return to either club and recently admitted in the Daily Mail: "I'd like to have one more challenge at another club nearer to London.
"It's possible I might try to do a deal with Tottenham or West Ham next season if either club becomes available.
"At the moment, I am totally committed to Birmingham but I just wish it was down the road."
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