Notts and Yeovil are both in a right state. Looking for new owners, both clubs on a downward slide. Financial issues at Notts. Yeovil haven't got a manager.

Orient and Hartlepool were in quite a bad state as well. 

Which clubs were in the worst state when they have been relegated from League Two (Since 2 relegations were introduced from 2002-03 onwards).

This being about the clubs situation when they went down and not the situation the club was in 5 years later

it shows how much a club needs to be in steady hands, its pretty shocking.

It will only get worse with the lack of funding and the amount of wages players want to be paid. No club will refuse to pay it, so it will just increase. I hate to say it, Notts got what they deserved.

4 minutes ago, liampie said:

it shows how much a club needs to be in steady hands, its pretty shocking.

I agree

Macclesfield will most likely struggle next season, it’s hard to see how they’ve won’t but no surprise that financial issues impact teams. It’s always been the case for Notts.

It says a lot about football in this day and age, Notts should be thankful of the supporters they often forget to respect or keep in the loop.

Where we are now is shocking the worse place I think we have ever been in the new owners needs to steady the ship very fast.

Clubs relegated from the football league are usually in a mess of some description. The fact that they find themselves in such a dire situation is normally as a result of underfunding, poor management or something of that ilk. All of the 3 clubs vying for the  2 relegation spots this/last season Macclesfield, Notts & Yeovil found themselves in just such circumstances.