I guess that it's an interesting point for debate:
Is there a possibility that the club is an attractive enough proposition to bring a large enough new investment to make the team competitive again at the highest level?
I guess that I (and maybe quite a few other supporters) have settled into a mindset which says that this isn't realistic and that we will always be a small club struggling to punch above our weight.
The lack of people coming to watch the team at Ewood even when we're doing well indicates to me that we wouldn't look like a good investment to any person/corporation with enough cash to take us to a higher level.
Like Bob Fleming says though, without knowing how much effort is being put in to attracting new investment, it is difficult to tell what is going on. One thing that does worry me in these post Jack times is how difficult it is to get any proper info about the finances of the club and how decisions are taken by the mysterious board of trustees. I guess this was one of my hopes for BRISA, that maybe we could somehow get a bit more clarity about where the Rovers are financially these days.