Barnsley boss Keith Hill claims that the parachute payment system is "rewarding failure", reports BBC Sport. The Tykes lost 2-1 at Blackburn, who have spent heavily since relegation to the Championship, on Tuesday and Hill does not feel the teams are competing on a level playing field.
"I've never been rewarded for doing anything wrong or being relegated," he told BBC Radio Sheffield.
"Clubs that get relegated get rewarded financially, how does that make sense?"
He added: "A long time ago teams like Bradford and Barnsley overspent when they were in the Premier League but it's not like that anymore. Teams don't need these solidarity payments.
"They've invested £8m in one player to replace a player that they spent over £2m on.
"It hurts so much that we've lost that match in that way, it angers me."
