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Statistically the Worst Underachievers in the EFL: Who Has Fallen the Furthest?

Which English football clubs are currently enduring their worst historical slump? In this video, we analyze 30 years of league position data—from the Premier League to the National League—to identify the 10 teams currently performing the furthest below their long-term average. While some clubs are reaching new heights, these "underachievers" are fighting to reclaim the status they held for decades. We look at former Premier League mainstays like Bolton Wanderers and Wigan Athletic, and Championship icons like Tranmere Rovers, to see exactly how many places they have slipped versus their 30-year mean. In this video, we cover: The statistical definition of a "Fallen Giant" using 30 years of data. Why clubs like Birmingham City and Reading find themselves in the third tier. The impact of historical success on a club's current expectations. The top 10 countdown of teams with the highest negative variance in the 2024/25 season. Featured Clubs: Tranmere Rovers, Gillingham, Bolton Wanderers, Crewe Alexandra, Wigan Athletic, Swindon Town, Birmingham City, Reading, Carlisle United, and Barnsley. Statistical Breakdown: 0:00 - The Data: 30 Years of League Positions 0:57 - #10 Barnsley 1:34 - #9 Carlisle United 2:11 - #8 Reading 2:52 - #7 Birmingham City 3:33 - #6 Swindon Town 4:08 - #5 Wigan Athletic 4:45 - #4 Crewe Alexandra 5:24 - #3 Bolton Wanderers 5:59 - #2 Gillingham 6:32 - #1 Tranmere Rovers 7:23 - Conclusion: Can these giants wake up? The numbers show a clear decline for these historic names, but in football, the "average" is always shifting. Does your club belong on this list, or are they on the way back up? Don't forget to watch our previous video on the Top 10 OVERACHIEVERS to see who is currently taking these teams' places at the top! #EnglishFootball #FallenGiants #EFL #LeagueOne #LeagueTwo #BoltonWanderers #BirminghamCity #TranmereRovers #FootballStats #SoccerAnalysis #WiganAthletic #ReadingFC