Who created the stigma of failure
Relegation in football is not a shameful thing; rather, it is part of a philosophy of competition that rewards the diligent and punishes the negligent. Often, major clubs that have been relegated at various times make strong comebacks and achieve remarkable accomplishments. The problem lies in the culture that treats relegation negatively, using it as a subject of mockery and to diminish the value of clubs—even though history and achievements are more important than a single season’s results.
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