Simon Jordan

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.

SIMON JORDAN: There is a saying that if someone shows who they are, believe them! We've all seen Ange Postecoglou's irritable, stubborn reaction to injuries, losses and criticism this season.

SIMON JORDAN: We've changed the format this week so I can address some of the questions and observations you've sent in on a vast array of topics, from trophy parades to the transfer market.

SIMON JORDAN: 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.

SIMON JORDAN: We're told that feelings trump facts and thus those feelings are so important and defining. Yet now we have commentators invested in the game we don't want that either!

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.

SIMON JORDAN: Sky's decline in viewing numbers is significant, in no small way because of piracy and the prices broadcasters have to charge customers, but also due to their content.

SIMON JORDAN: The concept of role models is a strange and increasingly-encouraged phenomenon.

SIMON JORDAN: I am pleased for Newcastle and their fans are remarkable but I wasn't going to act like a gurning buffoon because a state-owned club winning a trophy is greeted as a fairytale.

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.