How are the smaller teams ever going to compete when one of the revenue streams they have available is reduced because of PSR. It's crazy that smaller clubs are forced to sell their assets to the bigger clubs at a reduced fee. PSR in itself is good, but not very useful when in 2013 it's brought in and everyone has to follow the rules regardless of where they are financially as a club, so it inherently benefited the club's with the biggest revenues at the time and basically stopped any other clubs from ever reaching that same level. At the time the top 6 was basically set, 4 champions league and 2 Europa league. They could've at the time brought the rules in and capped the top 6 clubs losses to where they were and given the rest of the league maybe 2/3 years to grow their revenues. That might have allowed your Villa's, Everton's, Newcastle's and West Ham's to potentially reach their level. The problem you'd still have today is that instead of 6 clubs with a baked in advantage you'd have 10 or 12 maybe and God forbid it got to 14. You'd possibly end up with 14 clubs who are reasonably financially close to eachother and they'd have full voting rights over the league to bring in any rules they want.
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How are the smaller teams ever going to compete when one of the revenue streams they have available is reduced because of PSR. It's crazy that smaller clubs are forced to sell their assets to the bigger clubs at a reduced fee.
PSR in itself is good, but not very useful when in 2013 it's brought in and everyone has to follow the rules regardless of where they are financially as a club, so it inherently benefited the club's with the biggest revenues at the time and basically stopped any other clubs from ever reaching that same level.
At the time the top 6 was basically set, 4 champions league and 2 Europa league. They could've at the time brought the rules in and capped the top 6 clubs losses to where they were and given the rest of the league maybe 2/3 years to grow their revenues.
That might have allowed your Villa's, Everton's, Newcastle's and West Ham's to potentially reach their level.
The problem you'd still have today is that instead of 6 clubs with a baked in advantage you'd have 10 or 12 maybe and God forbid it got to 14. You'd possibly end up with 14 clubs who are reasonably financially close to eachother and they'd have full voting rights over the league to bring in any rules they want.