Can relegated Burnley stop yo-yo effect - and do they want to?

Can relegated Burnley stop yo-yo effect - and do they want to?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Burnley have now been relegated from the Premier League five timesByEmlyn BegleyBBC Sport journalistPublished6 minutes ago"I think we'll be straight back up next season and then you go through it all over again in the Premier League."For former Burnley winger Glen Little, it's a familiar feeling.Burnley's position as yo-yo kings was confirmed with Premier League relegation, following Wednesday's 1-0 defeat by Manchester City, meaning next season will be their fifth year in a row of flitting between the top two divisions.Only Fulham, between 2017-18 and 2021-22, have 'achieved' that before - with current Clarets boss Scott Parker also involved there.It has led observers to wonder how Burnley can break this cycle... or if they even want to.They will want it to go on for a sixth year at least - to take them back up.Little, a BBC Radio Lancashire summariser, said: "I do think we'll be up there next season in the Championship. "It wouldn't surprise me if we come straight back up, but when it comes to staying up, until I see us stay up again, I'm never really going to believe it."Bouncing between the divisionsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Sean Dyche (left, pictured with the 2015-16 Championship trophy next to Tom Heaton) led the Clarets to promotion twice and then established them as a Premier League clubSix of Sean Dyche's eight full seasons in charge of Burnley were in the Premier League, winning promotion in his first and third full campaigns in charge.But since sacking Dyche in April 2022 with the club four points adrift with eight games left, they have not stayed still.The Clarets went down that season.Under Vincent Kompany, they won the 2022-23 Championship title with 101 points - before being relegated with just 24 points.With Parker in charge, they went up again with 100 points,...