Blackburn to save on wages

Blackburn chairman John Williams is planning to cut the wage bill at Ewood Park next season.

Blackburn to save on wages
Tue, 09 Jun, 2009 - 08:41

Blackburn chairman John Williams is planning to cut the wage bill at Ewood Park next season.

Williams’ strategy includes reducing the size of the squad – he believes 23 players is an ideal number.

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