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Simon Jordan has insisted that Antonio Conte has no reason to take over at Everton so soon after he won Serie A with Inter Milan. Everton are on the lookout for a new manager with Carlo Ancelotti set to rejoin Real Madrid. The Spanish giants have been on the lookout for a new boss since […]
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Simon Jordan admits Antonio Conte is a “difficult bugger” who “leaves a trail of carnage” wherever he goes, but backs the former Chelsea boss to “fix all problems” at Manchester United. The Italian manager left Inter Milan on Wednesday having guided them to the Serie A title. His departure ha raised eyebrows following that success, […]
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Simon Jordan thinks Arsenal have become “a joke football club” while he also had a go at AFTV over their YouTube channel. The Gunners brought in Mikel Arteta part way through last season with the Spaniard guiding them to FA Cup glory, while their performances started to convince Arsenal fans that he could be the […]
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Simon Jordan has hit out at Trevor Sinclair over his claims that Man Utd should be deducted points for fielding a weakened side against Leicester City. The Red Devils had their match against Liverpool called off ten days ago because of fan protests over the Glazers’ ownership of the club. That match was then rearranged […]
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Simon Jordan has accused Gary Neville, along with other football pundits, for “irresponsibly” trying to justify the Manchester United fan protests that led to the postponement of Sunday’s game against Liverpool. Neville backed the actions of the United fans who stormed Old Trafford and advised the Glazer family to sell the “rotting” club. But Jordan […]
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Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is “motivated” by money and he “sacrificed” the Carabao Cup final by sacking Jose Mourinho, according to Simon Jordan. The former Chelsea and Manchester United boss was sacked just six days before the Carabao Cup final. Spurs have had a poor few months that has seen them exit the Europa League […]
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Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan thinks the Spurs squad is simply “not good enough” in a passionate defence of Jose Mourinho. Following their 2-2 draw to Newcastle United over the weekend, Mourinho was asked why Tottenham struggle to hold onto leads when he personally has such a good record, to which the Portuguese boss […]
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talkSPORT pundit Simon Jordan has defended Sheffield United owner, Prince Abdullah, over his claims that Chris Wilder asked for a £4m pay-off earlier this season. Wilder left Sheffield United earlier this month after discontent was growing between the manager and the club’s owner, Prince Abdullah. The owner told Sky Sports on Wednesday that Wilder asked […]
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Simon Jordan says Leeds United wing-back Ezgjan Alioski still has a “life to live” after a backlash over reports linking him with a transfer to Galatasaray. There has been speculation that the North Macedonia international has agreed a pre-contract deal with the Turkish side with his contract running out at Elland Road in the summer. […]
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Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan claims that Leicester City are a better side than Man United after their victory in the FA Cup. Mason Greenwood cancelled out Kelechi Iheanacho’s opener as the sides went in level at the break a Tielemans strike and another goal from the Nigerian striker sealed the Foxes’ place in […]
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