Blackburn Rovers fans have many concerns about the club’s future, as Venky’s continue to limit investment in the squad. The supporters’ frustrations at the owners’ frugal approach was shared by the last two managers, as they both left for greener pastures, complaining of a lack of money. The departure of John Eustace in February 2025 was described by the Rovers Trust as “heartbreaking”, when the manager opted to leave Rovers while they were in the top six in order to move to Derby County, who were in the relegation zone at the time. The Trust said that this was “a damning indictment of everything that is wrong about our club.” This situation was horribly familiar, as a disillusioned Jan Dahl Tomasson had also left Ewood Park 12 months earlier, after he was given a reduced transfer budget, which meant that the club had to pull out of a couple of important deals just as the players were about to put pen to paper. This was the third time in four years that Rovers had a decent chance...