Yes - though of course the land is private property, but the airspace isn’t.Well you'd imagine that, given the land is private property now with many people operating dangerous machinery, the club will stop drones flying over and getting too close to the site. Drones can malfunction and you wouldn't want one of those to fall on your head from 150m in the air.
Like I say, I’m no expert, but a cursory Google suggests to me that drones need to be 150m away from “residential, recreational, commercial and industrial areas.”
Which sounds like BMD to me… so I’m pretty sure the club would be well within their rights to stop this at the point it becomes dangerous (probably the construction phase).
But I suspect we’ll continue to see drone footage shot from the Mersey if they do enforce a ban.