Jordan was a successful enough businessman at one time, in the days when an individual entrepreneur could own a club in the top flight. It ended in tears and administration at Palace, not his fault according to him, and he now seemingly needs to turn in to TS every day for a wage. Which does suggest that the good times are some way behind him. Pretty much every opinionated pundit was an average player, failed manager or failed club owner, but for Jordan to regularly be commenting critically on the running of clubs like City worth billions, based on his time at Palace, is a bit like a guy in the Arndale Market who sells mobile phone cases slagging off Bill Gates.