'Most selfish thing I've ever heard': Bolton Wanderers boss blasts rejected Project Big Picture plans
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukManchester United and backed by EFL chairman Rick Parry.Had the plans been adopted, a reduction in the number of teams in the Premier League from 20 to 18 would have taken place and there would have been an overall drop in the number of clubs in the top four divisions of English football from 92 to 90.There would still be 24 clubs in the Championship, League One and League Two.Changes would have been made to promotion and relegation across some of the divisions, but there would also be increased power granted to England's 'elite' clubs and divided opinionIn terms of finances, a total of £250m would be granted to the EFL to make up for revenue lost due to the coronavirus pandemic both last season and this season.In addition to this, 25% of.
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