The Blackburn owners pump alot of money into the club. The issues they have had recently related to the Indian government blocking firms from investing overseas, or possibly just their firm.Brogue Once we are out of the running for playoffs we should definitely start going on the pitch again. Points deductions would be irrelevant.
As far as Blackburn goes. They made a 1.8 million pound profit on their last set of accounts. Never not paid a tax bill. No points deductions. Not broken P&S rules. They sit 6th in the championship. Average attendances have grown for the 9th year in succession. They have a cat 1 academy. Their CEO is English and been in place since 2018 who regularly puts out cons to the fans. So far this season according to transfer market they’ve spent £5 million on transfers in and made 14 million in transfer sales.
Revenue is up, turnover increased from £19.9m to £22.7m sponsorship up rising by £1m, ticket sales up by £0.4m and retail sales up by £0.2m. slight increase in wages from £25.8m to £26m but the wage to turnover ratio dropped from 130 per cent to 115 per cent which puts them
In 13th place for wage to turnover in the champ.
As far as I can see they are a well run club the only complaint being the owners don’t go to matches and they don’t spend beyond their means in the transfer market. I think every single Reading fan would bite their hand off to be in this situation. Comparing Blackburn’s situation to Readings is just daft.