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At the halfway stage of the season the Hatters are 15 points from safety – they began the season 30 points away, so relegation is by no means a certainty.

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Sacking Hughes and appointing Redknapp, in line with some fans' wishes, would be a very expensive business for Fernandes and those alongside him in the Loftus Road boardroom, but so would relegation.

Besides embarrassing Venky's, the failed bid appeared to contradict an aim of rejuvenating the team.Owners of clubs that slip into the so-called "relegation zone" (comprising the bottom three clubs in the Premiership table) inevitably risk a backlash from fans, unless they have distanced themselves from day-to-day affairs.

"Not so much a relegation expert," says the Ireland midfielderwith a self-mocking laugh, "more a relegation disaster".

Even so, Mexico fears relegation to the junior league of American foreign policy.

If Turner's thoughts were concentrated on relegation, so too were Ray Lewington's.

This time last year, Chelsea were top of the league, and the Foxes were, as so often, facing relegation.

Villa look resigned to relegation, so are unwilling to go down carrying costs from futile January acquisitions.

In August, few could have thought this match would be played against the backdrop of relegation, so impressive were Newcastle last season.

Kent would be as keen for promotion as we would be to avoid relegation so it's difficult to be objective.