Commy wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 20, 2025 1:00 pm

https://gameofthepeople.com/2025/06/20/ ... o-yo-club/

It says we got a £49m parachute payment last season. I was under the impression that PP only start getting paid if you are unsuccessful in promotion in Y1 post relegation?

mybloodisclaret wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 20, 2025 1:10 pm

It says we got a £49m parachute payment last season. I was under the impression that PP only start getting paid if you are unsuccessful in promotion in Y1 post relegation?

I've heard that but I think it's a myth.

All relegated clubs receive the first parachute payment. If they get promoted at the first time of asking, the subsequent parachute payments are not received and go back to the Premier league.

If what you are saying was the case , we would have been in a situation the season just gone without any money at all. We wouldn't have been able to pay the wages etc .

Claretfanatic1982 wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 20, 2025 1:20 pm

I've heard that but I think it's a myth.

All relegated clubs receive the first parachute payment. If they get promoted at the first time of asking, the subsequent parachute payments are not received and go back to the Premier league.

If what you are saying was the case , we would have been in a situation the season just gone without any money at all. We wouldn't have been able to pay the wages etc .

Very much a myth perpetuated in the main by Burnley fans - perhaps a confusion with the fact that as a result of promotion we will not get the year 2 Parachute Payment - that will be distributed evenly between the 20 Premier League clubs

Chester Perry wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 20, 2025 1:25 pm

Very much a myth perpetuated in the main by Burnley fans - perhaps a confusion with the fact that as a result of promotion we will not get the year 2 Parachute Payment - that will be distributed evenly between the 20 Premier League clubs

Has the football league ever pushed for it to be split throughout the Championship and below? The gap gets bigger all the time so it seems odd that the entire PL should benefit from a club bouncing straight back up. Surely that just widens the gap even more?

Fretters wrote: ↑

Fri Jun 20, 2025 10:36 pm

Has the football league ever pushed for it to be split throughout the Championship and below? The gap gets bigger all the time so it seems odd that the entire PL should benefit from a club bouncing straight back up. Surely that just widens the gap even more?

The EFL have been trying for years - Rick Parry has been the most vociferous on the subject

I’m not quite sure what that article was about? Stating the bleeding obvious?

great article and worth a read.

https://gameofthepeople.com/wp-content/ ... urnley.pdf

A really good read.

I suppose this is what comes of people being ambiguous with their thread headings

this was first posted yesterday

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