Blackburn Slash Ticket Prices For Survival!

43-ewood-park We are now at the business end of the season where the real money is earned, as managers and players are assessed by the progress they have made, as the climax to the season is swiftly approaching. Eventually, we will learn as to who goes to Europe, the UEFA Cup, and who is flushed down to the second tier.

Blackburn Rovers are currently fighting hard to remain in the Premier League, and in a surprising move by the club, the ticket prices have been slashed in order to encourage fans to cheer their club into a safe spot as the curtains come down on this season. If reports are to be believed, the ticket prices will be a package deal for three games at £20, which will permit the buyer to watch the game from the lower tier of the WEC Darwen End as the Riversiders take on Portsmouth, Wigan, and West Brom.

The form shown by the club at Ewood Park will play a key role in the survival efforts of a club that is currently on the frying pan, and bringing in the masses may just turn on the cooler, if only for a short period.

While the fact remains that the club may lose out on gate revenue, they are not being penny-wise pound-foolish, since a trip through the trapdoor will cost them even more dearly.