I notice a lot of clubs get relegated from the EPL actually struggle to return.
Wolves are now being relegated from the Championship League which is a massive fall.
How does it happen that clubs are competitive in the EPL, get relegated and then fall back further?
Is it player contracts? A loss of sponsors? or is it something else?
With Wigan right in the drop zone how do they re gig things so they can quickly bounce back?
I believe the parachute payment is about £60 over 4 years.
£23 in the first year, £18 in the 2nd and £9 for the final two years. To the novice follower like me it seems like a generous amount allowing well run clubs the chance to have another crack at a return within 2 seasons.
History would say it's unlikely though. Most clubs promoted to the EPL aren't receiving parachute payments.
If Wigan drop what formula for success should they be following to make a speedy return?
Wolves are now being relegated from the Championship League which is a massive fall.
How does it happen that clubs are competitive in the EPL, get relegated and then fall back further?
Is it player contracts? A loss of sponsors? or is it something else?
With Wigan right in the drop zone how do they re gig things so they can quickly bounce back?
I believe the parachute payment is about £60 over 4 years.
£23 in the first year, £18 in the 2nd and £9 for the final two years. To the novice follower like me it seems like a generous amount allowing well run clubs the chance to have another crack at a return within 2 seasons.
History would say it's unlikely though. Most clubs promoted to the EPL aren't receiving parachute payments.
If Wigan drop what formula for success should they be following to make a speedy return?
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