Be Careful What You Wish For

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It turns out the Sultan is a huge football fan and was very hands on with the club’s dealings during Kean’s spell in charge, while his son the Crown Prince – the club’s owner – was one of Kean’s actual players. His passion for Crystal Palace shines through, yet he certainly seemed to be saddled with a thankless task, fraught with obstacles, arguments, and disputes at every turn.

From owning a Premier League football club to being a recognised voice on a national radio station, Simon Jordan has had quite the life... During his tenure, Palace gained promotion from the second tier to the illustrious Premier League in 2004, although they did suffer immediate relegation. You’ve got to love that, Simon,” said the host. “How would you fancy working for the Sultan of Brunei and his team?”If you are looking to book a wedding pianist for your wedding day, then book Simon Jordan – one of the most versatile and professional pianists available in the UK. Simon Jordan has once splashed the cash on an ultra-rare McLaren supercar… in a deal with the Sultan of Brunei!

Simon Jordan is a widely known figure in sports media. He co-presents the weekday mid-morning programme branded White and Jordan on talkSPORT. Jordan stopped writing for The Observer in the 2006–07 season. He started writing again with his own column entitled “Simon Jordan’s Big opinion” in The Sun from August 2019 to November 2020. Television and radio He’s an incredible man with so much energy. He plays polo every day, he plays golf, he’s a very fit guy and he only gave support to us as a team. The show covers a wide range of topics across football and boxing - predominately - and is hugely successful in Great Britain. The latest figures last month recorded a record 1.1m weekly reach, evincing its popularity.Once leaving, you are forgotten. I don’t dwell on Palace’s results. At 4.45pm I am not looking to see how they get on. I did not want people in the boardroom in flip-flops but I wanted them to enjoy themselves. All this tie and blazer b******s is from the fifties. I really enjoyed reading this book and with Simon honest open account of his early success and sad encounters of the selfishness of the majority of people connected within football.