The last time the Seasiders picked up maximum points from a home game was on September 28, when they overcame Burton Albion with a 3-0 win, courtesy of goals from Odel Offiah, Rob Apter and Lee Evans.
Since then, nine draws and one defeat have come the way of Steve Bruce’s side in front of their own fans.
Crawley Town’s visit to the Fylde Coast on Saturday afternoon will mark 147 days since Blackpool enjoyed a Bloomfield Road victory.
Plenty of things have happened connected to the club, as well as across the world, since the Burton game – and we’ve taken a look at some of the standout events:
13. Away delight
The Seasiders have picked up 18 points on the road since their last win at Bloomfield Road, compared to their nine at home. Photo: CameraSport - Alex Dodd
14. Four arrivals
Four new players, including Niall Ennis (pictured), have arrived at Bloomfield Road since Blackpool's last home win. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
15. Four government exits
Sue Gray, Louise Haigh, Tulip Siddiq and Andrew Gwynne have all left the government since the last time Blackpool tasted victory. Photo: Leon Neal
16. Littler's rise continues
Luke Littler success has continued in the last few months. The 18-year-old became PDC World Champion at the beginning of 2025, and recently picked up his first win of the Premier League season. Photo: Ian MacNicol
17. Eight consecutive draws
Blackpool have drawn their last eight home games. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
18. League One departures
There's been eight managerial changes in League One, with Mark Robinson (Burton Albion), Paul Hurst (Shrewsbury Town), Ruben Selles (Reading), Jon Brady (Northampton Town), Matt Taylor (Bristol Rovers), Matt Bloomfield (Wycombe Wanderers), Ian Evatt (Bolton Wanderers) and Garry Monk (Cambridge United) all leaving their respective clubs in different circumstances. Photo: CameraSport - Rich Linley