Steve Kean to remain as Blackburn Rovers manager for the weekend but uncertainty remains over long-term They are currently in third place, behind Brighton and Huddersfield, with a total of 14 points, following their relegation from the Barclays Premier League last season. Financially now it is not a good situation because the fans are staying away. The club needs revenue to survive. I guess with having played seven games now I think it is a situation which is not a very pleasant one and I suppose it is my bosses, the owners of the club [Venky's], who have to make an assessment. Despite the uncertainty, Kean looks set to stay in charge for this weekend's fixture at Charlton. Kean was appointed as Blackburn manager in December 2010 following Sam Allardyce's dismissal, and after his side avoided relegation on the last day of the season in 2011, they were unable to replicate survival this May and fell into the second tier. The 44-year-old has faced pressure throughout his time in charge at the club, with large numbers of fans calling for him to be fired.