Simon Jordan

2 weeks 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.

3 weeks 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.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan

The concept of role models is a strange and increasingly-encouraged phenomenon. One that flourishes due to an abdication of responsibility from some quarters, and a false economy in others. Taking a peek at the so-called lives of the Instagram world is something so many people seem to want to vicariously live by. Even in sport, this term role model is currently flung around like confetti as if it has an implicit obligation on those who never asked for it, and are often unworthy if they did.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan

Chief Constable Mark Roberts has been doing the media rounds with what I can only describe as disingenuous agenda-motivated nonsense about football and policing. He is arguing clubs should pay the full recovery cost of policing matches, suggesting it would allow the Force to put an extra 1,200 officers on the streets. What he proposes as a simple solution to cover for the police's inability to combat crime is actually nothing of the kind. I feel irritation, disdain and concern at his position.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Simon Jordan

SIMON JORDAN: I'm pleased for Newcastle's remarkable fans… but here's why they shouldn't kid themselves that League Cup glory alone will be enough to keep hold of their stars Newcastle still face a huge task to keep their key players despite ending their trophy drought at Wembley Join Mail+ to read Simon Jordan's unmissable column every Wednesday, plus more of your favourite writers, exclusive stories and in-depth sports reporting By SIMON JORDAN Published: 13:00 EDT, 19 March 2025 | Updated:...