Spot on, I hate this automatic respect that many people offer to the wealthy, inside and outside of football. It's complete bollocks to say that because someone has a successful business they must be smart people. More often than not it's because they started with a lot and in most of those cases they will loudly declare that they started with nothing. Assem Allam was from a wealthy background in Egypt and is a proven liar. His ridiculous story about arriving with nothing but the bank just giving him £20 out of sympathy is just one of his many fantasies. He's also had failed attempts at businesses. I wonder how he was able to afford to do that and just go again...
I also hate this "I'm so smart" enlightened centrism. "Ooh look at me I can see both sides you know. Everyone else is just so angry that you can't be balanced like me". When someone is obviously a **** just say it. Desperately trying to find a balanced view on ****s just makes you look like one.
Don't buy into my bollocks just yet. The most important point is that idiots take risks that sometimes pay off. That's the crux of my point. Not just that rich people will always have money. Many a great inheritance has been frittered away.
This automatic respect **** is what teachers get. Oh, they're a teacher, they must be ****ing ace. Nope, I could count thirteen bad teachers on two hands.
As for enlightened centrism, I, personally, can see why you might think that.