Simon Jordan’s brutal assessment of Leicester City’s disastrous season made for uncomfortable viewing, particularly with Conor Coady sitting alongside him as the criticism unfolded live on air.
The former Crystal Palace owner did not hold back when discussing what has become one of the most embarrassing relegations in Premier League history.

Leicester, a club that once stunned English football by winning the title, are now being labelled the most expensive squad ever to drop out of the division, and Jordan made it clear where he believes the blame lies.
“Seeing Jordan criticise the most expensive squad to ever get relegated from the Premier League, and talk about how poor recruitment has been, right in front of Coady is magical stuff.”
Jordan questioned the club’s transfer strategy, recruitment decisions and the overall lack of direction behind the scenes, arguing that Leicester’s decline has been years in the making.
The comments became even more awkward given Coady’s presence, with the defender part of the squad that failed to prevent the club’s collapse.
Supporters have already voiced their frustration throughout the campaign, particularly after a season filled with inconsistency, poor defending and disappointing performances against sides around them.
Jordan’s remarks simply echoed what many Leicester fans have been saying for months as the club prepares for life back in the Championship.