The 2013-14 campaign for Blackpool was a season of two dramatic halves, ultimately resulting in a precarious 20th-place finish in the Championship. The Seasiders enjoyed a fantastic start, achieving their best-ever league start and briefly topping the table before a devastating seventeen-game winless run defined the season. Their attacking output suffered greatly following the January loan departure of top scorer Tom Ince, whose 7 goals proved vital in their eventual fight for survival, marking a turbulent and memorable chapter in the club's history.. The 2014-15 campaign delivered a catastrophic end to an era for Blackpool as The Seasiders spectacularly burnt out, finishing a crushing 24th in the Championship and suffering relegation to League One. Defined by a pre-season squad crisis, two managerial changes, and mounting fan protests against the ownership, the club accumulated a meager 26 points. Steve Davies was the top scorer with 5 goals in a turbulent year that ended with the final home match abandoned due to fan action. It remains a defining, if bleak, chapter in the club's history.