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3 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Adam Pogrund |Simon Jordan
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3 weeks ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Adam Pogrund |Simon Jordan
BREAKING NEWSMan United launch first bid worth £55m for Bryan Mbeumo - after Brentford star picked Old Trafford over Premier League rivals this summerManchester United have submitted an offer to sign Brentford forward MbeumoAmorim is looking to complete his second signing of the summer behind Cunha By ADAM POGRUND and SIMON JORDAN FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 17:55 EDT, 4 June 2025 | Updated: 17:55 EDT, 4 June 2025 Manchester United have offered £55million for Bryan Mbeumo.
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1 month ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
PULLING MY HAIR OUT MOMENTListening to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s utter nonsense going unchallenged in interviews with the BBC's Dan Roan and Sky Sports' Gary Neville, in March. There was little pushback to his pronouncements on redundancies and the absurd claim that Manchester United were running out of cash. I would have liked to have cross-examined Ratcliffe myself, but that opportunity didn’t arise.
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1 month ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
Amid the swathes of outrage, there are also those who are empathetic towards Gary Lineker over his rather ignominious exit from the BBC. In truth, they should save their tears. At the end of this overhyped drama, he is probably likely to disappear off to another highly paid gig with his 8.7million followers on X intact and still have the same influence, but without the degree of confected anger because he no longer works for a state-funded broadcaster.
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1 month ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
There is an old saying that if someone shows who they are, believe them!We’ve all seen Ange Postecoglou’s irritable and stubborn reaction to injuries, losses and criticism this season. Coupled with, in my view, an inability to provide solutions to the challenge of finishing more than one place above the relegation zone. It cannot, in any way, be what the Tottenham hierarchy envisaged was the road map for this season.
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1 month ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
We’ve changed the format this week so I can address some of the questions and observations you’ve sent in. Thank you for all the emails this season, they are appreciated. Keep reading!Arne Slot’s team selection at Stamford Bridge handed Chelsea three points. He showed zero respect for the other Champions League contenders and should be reminded of his obligations. Terry Wilkins, MansfieldSlot doesn’t have a responsibility to other clubs.
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1 month ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
Bob Kraft, billionaire owner of the New England Patriots NFL franchise, was once asked about English football and replied with his own question: 'Why would I buy something without guaranteed income because of relegation?'Because of that Kraft has not invested, but many rich Americans have and are continuing in increasing numbers. Promotions for Leeds and Burnley, with Sheffield United favourites from the play-offs, means 12 of the 20 Premier League clubs next season could be US-owned.
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2 months ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
We're often told in today's society that feelings can trump facts and thus those very feelings are so very important and defining. Yet now we have commentators invested in the game and showing some degree of emotion, it appears we don't want that either!I'm referring to the criticism aimed at Rio Ferdinand and Robbie Savage for their very excitable reaction – conveniently captured by a commentators' cam - to Manchester United's comeback win in Europe.
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2 months ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
Donald Trump’s trade wars are probably a moment in time, although currently challenging the world order and undermining trust in the superpower that America once was. When the North American World Cup comes around in 2026, you’d hope we’d have worked through all the casino economics.
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2 months ago | 
dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan
Sky Sports were a key component, arguably the single-most important, in the unprecedented success of the Premier League. In 1992, when Rick Parry, David Dein, Alan Sugar and the Big Five clubs created their breakaway, Sky were the broadcast partner who showed live games behind the paywall in a way that created glamour, excitement and insight.
