Mansfield Town finished 17th in League One last season and are said to have had a wage bill of £5,678,600.placeholder image
Mansfield Town finished 17th in League One last season and are said to have had a wage bill of £5,678,600.

This alternative League One table shows which clubs got the best and worst value for money last season - here's where Mansfield Town, Charlton Athletic, Reading, Blackpool and the rest ranked

This is how the League One table would look if it was based on value for money, according to new figures revealed this week.

The eye-catching figures – produced by OddsMatrix – uses data from Capology to calcute how much every team spent on player wages during the last campaign and how much they spent per point won.

The stats – if they are to be believed – provide an interesting insight into which clubs got value for money and which sides badly underachieved or simply overspent in their pursuit of success.

It suggest Stags spent £105,159 for every point they won, which rankS them 14th in the league for pounds v points value - and three places above their final League position.

The research found that Peterborough have the lowest spend on player salaries for every point won at £65k, compared to Birmingham’s spend of £144k per point won.

Here we look at how the League One table would have looked based on points v wages. (Figure in brackets represents where each club finished in the weighted table compared to their final league position).

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