It has to happen first - we could very well be right where we are now with money clubs still over us.
Great books does not equal titles and people keep repeating it like it's gospel. We are not Bayern and probably will never be Bayern but at least Juve's punishment may allow us to get a few more players in the interim.
Once again for the people that can't follow - not saying having great financial stability is bad but this mythical success X years from now isn't guaranteed either.
Everything depends on results on the pitch. Chelsea is the prime example. Spend a shit ton on good players, nothing to show for it except for being in the bottom half of the EPL under the likes of Fulham (LMFAO).
Merda's investments could have just as easily blew up in their faces. In fact they still have a chance to implode right now. Lose their next 3 matches and they can boast about almost making top 4 and losing the UCL.
Then you have Ladri, who couldn't maintain their spending ways and ended up committing financial fraud just to keep pace with the likes of City, PSG, Barca and Madrid. Look where that got them.
Time will tell whether or not accounting squad are right, but I'd rather we trade short term mediocrity for long-term sustainability and dominance, over quick fixes for a season or two, only to have it all come crashing down when the loans need to be repaid.