If Chelsea Hadn't Changed Their Vote, the EPL Financial Measures Would Have Failed: The Daily EPL

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If Chelsea Hadn't Changed Their Vote, the EPL Financial Measures Would Have Failed: The Daily EPL
If Chelsea Hadn't Changed Their Vote, the EPL Financial Measures Would Have Failed: The Daily EPL

Yesterday, the Premier League clubs passed a landmark decision to enact new financial measures to curb the spending and increase in player salaries. Interestingly, the measure only passed when Chelsea decided to change its position from opposition to support. If Chelsea had stuck to its guns, the measure would not have passed.

Beginning with the 2013-14 season, Premier League clubs will be limited to £105m losses over three seasons. If the rule was currently in place, the clubs who would have points deducted are Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Aston Villa.

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