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It’s been well on the cards for a very long time, but the inevitable has finally happened, and Blackpool have been relegated from the Championship. Rotherham’s victory over Brighton means that – without playing today – Lee Clark’s men will be playing in League One next season.
Match Reports Report: Rochdale 1 Blackpool 0 20 April 2021. Blackpool's impressive undefeated run of 16 matches ended at Spotland on Tuesday evening, in a 1-0 loss.
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Even though it has taken six games from the end of the campaign for them to be put out of their misery, the writing had arguably been on the wall before a ball was even kicked this season.
The Daily Mail had reported that former manager, Jose Riga staggeringly had just eight registered players two and a half weeks before their first game. And even though they managed to put a squad together for the trip to Nottingham Forest, the Seasiders went ten games without a win, including seven defeats. By October, daylight was appearing between themselves and most of the division.
Riga’s turbulent time at Bloomfield Road was ended that same month and he was replaced by Clark. But the former Birmingham boss has only overseen three victories, as well as the comings and goings of several players.
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Today may appear to be the final nail in the coffin for a club that just four years ago was battling bravely to stay in the Premier League, but if Twitter is anything to go by, the worst is yet to come. And most commenting on the club’s plight are pretty clear on who’s to blame.
Blackpool FC are one of the worst football clubs in existence
— Franklin Jackson (@SpacialDementia) April 6, 2015
#football Blackpool are officially relegated from the Championship to League 1. 4 years ago they were in the Premier League. — Shane Jones (@southendaussies) April 6, 2015
Well done blackpool don’t even support them but they’ve been well and truly mugged over by the oystons what a state the club’s in
— Sam Hinds (@official_Hinds) April 6, 2015
Shocking what’s happening at Blackpool #OystonOut — luke (@luke_appleton) April 6, 2015
Blackpool’s relegation to league 1 goes to show the result of really poor leadership and management.
— Brian George (@oldestfraggle) April 6, 2015
Sad to see #Blackpool relegated. Seems like seconds since they were a breath of fresh air in the Premier League. Can’t see them returning. — Simon Rose (@thatsimonrose) April 6, 2015
Blackpool relegated. Boardroom has cost another club.
— Tom Dolman (@tomdolman) April 6, 2015
For info Blackpool weren’t relegated today, they were relegated last July when pre-season started with 8 players #OystonOut — Paul Allen (@paulallen15) April 6, 2015