Have any of the other clubs managed to break through the glass ceiling? Newcastle and Villa came closest and they have had to sell their best youngsters just to meet the financial rules which have led to the closed shop. They are struggling to hold on to the coat-tails of the top clubs. If anything, they are more likely to fall back than make the necessary jump to title challengers. Newcastle's best player is on strike because he wants to win things. He obviously doesn't believe that they can challenge.
Anyway, I really hope that you're right.
The Chelsea or Brighton model is the only realistic and sustainable way to do it.
Sign as many young players as possible … as early as possible
Loan them out for a couple of years so that the loan fees cover the transfer fees paid for them
2 years into their contracts their book values have dropped and if they have done ok you will make PSR profit and actual profit
The ones that dot. Quite reach the level you offload to EFL teams and include a sell on clause
Rinse and repeat