Simon Jordan: Last News

Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan believes Wilfried Zaha could join Tottenham Hotspur this summer after Roy Hodgson admitted the player is "set on leaving" Selhurst Park.

Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan at 31 weeks.The TV star, who won the second series of The Apprentice in 2006, is still in an intensive care unit with her boy and shared an intimate update as she took care of him.On Instagram she posted a photo of herself cuddling him in a sling that was strapped across her bare chest.

The Apprentice star Michelle Dewberry, 40, has given birth to her first child, a baby boy, nine weeks early. Michelle has welcomed her son with her boyfriend, ex-Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan, 52.

Crystal Palace owner Simon Jordan – a baby boy born prematurely at 31 weeks.The star, who won the second series of The Apprentice back in 2006, confirmed the little one is still in an intensive care unit, describing him as a ‘fighter’.She added on Instagram: ‘I am super proud and happy to share the news that I am now a Mummy!!

Michelle Dewberry has given birth to a little boy.

The Apprentice 2006 winner Michelle Dewberry has unveiled her pregnancy.

Premier League clubs have been given a plan to “seize back control” from players and agents.

Former Premier League chairman Simon Jordan branded the SPFL voting debacle as "ludicrous" in a lengthy on-air takedown.

Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan believes it will be difficult to block the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund’’s takeover of Newcastle.A £300m deal has been in the works for weeks though has received plenty of objections from many.Amnesty International accused the Middle Eastern kingdom of ‘trying to sportwash their abysmal human rights records’ while the fiancee of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has urged the Premier League to block the Saudis’ Toon takeover.The World Trade Organisation then claimed Saudi Arabia is behind a pirate satellite TV and steaming service offering illegal access to sporting events – including Premier League matches.Though Jordan believes the takeover will eventually go through, one way or another.When

Former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has snapped back at Gareth McAuley for his 'snide' comments about Celtic.