This is a bit much don't you think? There are plenty of PL and top Championship sides that live and die by the work hard and run fast mantra. Just as there is a trend amongst lower league teams in England to attempt to play a possession oriented style a la Swansea, I see that philosophy starting to permeate US Soccer as well. The thing is, I don't necessarily see a game of keep away terribly exciting sometimes either.
I think it says volumes that losing an average of £35 million a year is being considered an example of financial restraint. Sure, it'll make it harder for super-rich owners to buy the title, but it does nothing at all to address the general issue of overspending.
Clubs are allowed to lose £105 million over three years. That'll only impact the super-rich. It'll do little to stop average clubs overspending by £10 million a year, and losing £5 million a year seems to be considered fine.