Saints’ income has rapidly deteriorated since they were relegated from the cash-rich Premiership in May 2005.
Their income for the financial year ending May 31 that year was a whopping £44.8m.
Three years later it had dropped to under £15m.
Last year the club announced a loss of £4.9m for the year ending June 2008, despite bringing in £12.7m from selling players.
How Saints’ annual income has decreased following relegation: Financial year ending summer 2003 - £48.8m.
2004 - £49.8m.
2005 - £44.8m.
2006 - £25.7m (including parachute payment of £6.7m).
2007 - £23.3m (including parachute payment of £6.7m).
2008 - £14.9m.
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