Blackpool suffered relegation from the English League One and will now have to compete in the English League Two.

The underwhelming season that Blackpool experienced which saw them being relegated to the 4th tier of English football occurred when Neil McDonald was in charge of the club and he eventually decided to leave his managerial position.

Gary Bowyer was selected as the new manager of Blackpool and the club seems to have initiated a transformation process as the English outfit is making a number of changes within the association and it’s aimed towards helping out the quality and organization of the club and get back to the higher tiers English Leagues.

Fanatics of Blackpool aren’t happy to see the club suffering relegation from the English League One as they will have to compete in the League Two in the next season.

The 2015-16 season of Blackpool has been so underwhelming that the previous manager, Neil McDonald was sacked.

This is the 2nd successive relegation that Blackpool has experienced as they were previously relegated from the English League Championship. These past few years have been very difficult for Blackpool and supporters of the club have urged the owner Owen Oyston to either sell the club or make an injection of cash or just do something that can help spark life back to the club.

Blackpool have chosen a new manager in Gary Bowyer to take charge of the team. The League Two club announced on Wednesday that Bowyer would be the man to replace Neil McDonald.

The former tactician McDonald left following the relegation of the club from the League One.

Blackpool will have to beat Fleetwood on Saturday if they want to keep their survival hope alive.

The Blackpool manager, Neil McDonald has admitted that this is one of the biggest challenges of his career and that they will need to get a result on Saturday.

Blackpool hopes of staying in League One was boosted by Fleetwood’s defeat at Millwall as well as Shrewsbury loss against Sheffield United.

Despite being the head coach of Bolton Academy, Jimmy Phillips is not going to be easily dishing out senior team debuts to the players.

Phillips presently has the additional charge of Bolton’s senior team too after Neil Lennon left the post.

And, many believe as he has helped many youngsters grow through the Academy, he would take this opportunity to give them a bit of exposure at the bigger level.

However, according to Phillips, he might look to try out a few, but, only those whom he would be pretty sure about that this is the right moment to promote them.

Neil McDonald reckons after getting on the score-sheet twice, there was no way that Blackpool should have come back empty handed from the County Ground where they faced Swindon Town.

The Pool had got themselves leading on two occasions in the game, but, not only, Swindon neutralized the lead both times, they ended up striking the eventual winner in the 88th minute of the game.

Blackpool have finally started climbing up the table after their third consecutive clean sheet at home against Gillingham.

This clean sheet helped the home team get a 1-0 win, which is of great importance especially since it came against a team chasing promotion. Gillingham are second in the table, but they have been looking frail of late. Just two wins in the last four matches meant that Blackpool were in with a chance to get something out of the match. After having stayed unbeaten in the last four matches, Neil McDonald was confident of the same.

Blackpool extended their good run of form in the League One after managing a 2-0 win over Peterborough United.

Manager of League One outfit Barnsley, Lee Johnson has claimed that he is extremely happy to have returned to pre-season after a spell of holidays.

Blackpool have been conducting their training sessions at Bloomfield Road in recent times due to the redevelopment work being undertaken at the training ground.