Supporters of former Premier League champions Blackburn Rovers are planning to take protesting to a whole new level as they try to save their beleaguered club.
Fan groups say they will fly to India in January in a bid to force a meeting with controversial club owners Venky’s.
A protest during a one-day international cricket match between India and England has also been suggested, while the club’s leading all-time goalscorer is also lending his support to the fans’ efforts.
Venky’s ownership of Rovers has been a catalogue of disasters, with the club falling out of England’s top flight in 2012 and debts rising to over $130 million.