 In 1989, the club's annual budget was £6.4 million, about a third as much as Barcelona, with a debt of around 40% and on-field success deteriorating.In the early 1990s the situation began to worsen as playing success declined dramatically and the club slipped further into debt.In 1993 fans began organising pressure groups to protest against the board, one of the most prominent being "Celts for Change".