Just a few games into the campaign, the club underwent a massive change following the sacking of Neil Critchley and the appointment of Steve Bruce.
The wing-back focused system of the previous 12 months was thrown out of the window, with a 4-4-2 formation making its return on the Fylde Coast.
Initially this change left the Seasiders short in certain areas, but during the January transfer window some early radical changes were made – which will no doubt be a sign of things to come this summer.
While Blackpool have been hard to beat under Bruce, a lack of winning edge at times is set to be costly to their top six ambitions, with a big swing needed for them to reach the play-offs.
Despite this, there have been a number of impressive figures throughout the season so far.
Here’s our strongest Seasiders XI and bench:
7. Lee Evans
Lee Evans hasn't been at his best in recent times, but still has the ability to control games for the Seasiders when at his best. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
8. Albie Morgan
Albie Morgan is an easy pick based on what has been a very strong season for the midfielder. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
9. Sonny Carey
Sonny Carey has produced his best performances for Blackpool in the last couple of months. He's made the left midfield position his own, with the 24-year-old having the freedom to float inside and get himself in dangerous positions. Photo: CameraSport - Rich Linley
10. Ashley Fletcher
After initially struggling following his move to the Fylde Coast, Ashley Fletcher has grown in confidence - becoming the Seasiders current top scorer this season with 11. Photo: CameraSport - Rich Linley
11. Niall Ennis
Niall Ennis has brought some excitement since his January loan move from Stoke City, and has chipped in with his fair share of goals. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
12. SUB: Richard O'Donnell
Richard O'Donnell has been Blackpool's back-up keeper for the majority of this season. Photo: CameraSport - Richard Martin-Rob