When Charlton were relegated from the Premier League in 1999, few expected them to be back any time soon, let alone become an established force. But under the guidance of Alan Curbishley and his astute recruitment, Charlton upset the status quo and became the blueprint for a slew of clubs that would follow in their footsteps, such as Stoke, Wigan, Swansea and Bournemouth. We relive that side's story of punching above their weight, how they did it, and perhaps an insight into why some teams just don't make the grade.

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