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An Everton fan I know said this to me 10:29 - Apr 27 with 2133 viewshype313

"​I think Everton going down could actually end up being good for the club, in the sense of a big overhaul and then revitalise themselves"

The old classic, I said "Yep, that's a great shout, can certainly see the validity of that point...."

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 10:47 - Apr 27 with 1981 viewsElephantintheRoom

On thé other hand it didn’t do much long term harm to Spurs, Chelsea, Man U - or repeatedly West Ham and the now Saudi Arabia on Tyne. All depends on how they respond to the ‘challenge’. Parachute payments are a huge millstone when you’ve got a vast stock of overpaid opportunists on board for the long haul.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 10:52 - Apr 27 with 1995 viewsSteve_M

Elvin King wrote that in a piece in the Star back in 2002. It was profoundly annoying at the time and hasn't got less so with time. Should be right up there with the Batistuta story and Pickover's Partridgesque.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:19 - Apr 27 with 1631 viewsIllinoisblue

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 10:52 - Apr 27 by Steve_M

Elvin King wrote that in a piece in the Star back in 2002. It was profoundly annoying at the time and hasn't got less so with time. Should be right up there with the Batistuta story and Pickover's Partridgesque.


Is there any decent example of a team benefitting from relegation?

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:27 - Apr 27 with 1599 viewsJ2BLUE

It's the last stage of denial when in massive danger.

Truly impaired.
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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:29 - Apr 27 with 1592 viewstractordownsouth

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:19 - Apr 27 by Illinoisblue

Is there any decent example of a team benefitting from relegation?


Norwich in 2009 and Wolves in 2013 are good examples but that's dropping to League One. Harder to justify any recent relegations to the Championship improving things.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:39 - Apr 27 with 1545 viewsBlueBadger

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:29 - Apr 27 by tractordownsouth

Norwich in 2009 and Wolves in 2013 are good examples but that's dropping to League One. Harder to justify any recent relegations to the Championship improving things.


Norwich and Wolves stand out because they're rare examples of it actually happening.

Considerably more examples of getting relegated not doing anything for you, long OR short term.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:42 - Apr 27 with 1524 viewsfooters

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:27 - Apr 27 by J2BLUE

It's the last stage of denial when in massive danger.



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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 14:27 - Apr 27 with 1397 viewsquirkie

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:19 - Apr 27 by Illinoisblue

Is there any decent example of a team benefitting from relegation?


Leicester, relegated to league one 2008-09.

Premier league winners 8 seasons later.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 15:19 - Apr 27 with 1290 viewsKropotkin123

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 14:27 - Apr 27 by quirkie

Leicester, relegated to league one 2008-09.

Premier league winners 8 seasons later.


Leicester, 20th in the Premier League after 30 games. W6 D1 L1, survived. Next season won the Premier League.

More of a case for surviving than rebuilding.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 15:19 - Apr 27 with 1287 viewsIllinoisblue

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 14:27 - Apr 27 by quirkie

Leicester, relegated to league one 2008-09.

Premier league winners 8 seasons later.


It’s amazing what cheating the FFP rules can help you achieve.

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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 15:35 - Apr 27 with 1240 viewsRyorry

A lovely aside to this -


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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 16:33 - Apr 27 with 1087 viewsHighgateBlue

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:29 - Apr 27 by tractordownsouth

Norwich in 2009 and Wolves in 2013 are good examples but that's dropping to League One. Harder to justify any recent relegations to the Championship improving things.


And in Norwich's case, if I remember correctly, if they hadn't got rid of Bryan Gunn as manager pretty sharpish into that season, they would likely have "done an Ipswich", as it was not then called, but probably now is...

Sadly the remedy of getting rid of someone out of his depth with Paul Lambert did not work for us...
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An Everton fan I know said this to me on 17:49 - Apr 27 with 965 viewsibbleobble

An Everton fan I know said this to me on 13:19 - Apr 27 by Illinoisblue

Is there any decent example of a team benefitting from relegation?


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