The joey barton thread

The joey barton thread

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MocMocaMoc

1,524 posts

141 months

Tuesday 27th November 2012
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RedWhiteMonkey said:
Sorry, he's a grade A moron.
By his behaviour, I can't contest that at all.

But if you read some of his articles, he's not 'stupid', if you know what I mean...



hornetrider

63,161 posts

205 months

Tuesday 27th November 2012
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Good effort from Jim there hehe

The Beaver King

6,095 posts

195 months

Tuesday 27th November 2012
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He can be a complete tt, but sometimes, just sometimes he can be very funny.

For me, the footballing world would be a sadder place without his comical behaviour.

BlackLabel

13,251 posts

123 months

Friday 16th September 2016
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He's been at his new club for 5 minutes and already he's fallen out with his teammates and manager.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37378180

epom

11,515 posts

161 months

Friday 16th September 2016
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He's just misunderstood. Why always him ?

Driver101

14,376 posts

121 months

Saturday 17th September 2016
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He's came up to Scotland thinking he could look like a superstar.

He's thoroughly embarrassed himself with his big mouth and being shown up on the park. He has looked a really poor player.

With his comments over the last few days it sounds as if he's trying to engineer his way out the door.

I'm sure Rangers and all their fans would be happy to see him leave already. I can see him going, but only if Rangers don't need to find money to pay him off.

It doesn't sound as if the offence merits a sacking.

reggaj

95 posts

138 months

Saturday 17th September 2016
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Driver101 said:
He's came up to Scotland thinking he could look like a superstar.

He's thoroughly embarrassed himself with his big mouth and being shown up on the park. He has looked a really poor player.

With his comments over the last few days it sounds as if he's trying to engineer his way out the door.

I'm sure Rangers and all their fans would be happy to see him leave already. I can see him going, but only if Rangers don't need to find money to pay him off.

It doesn't sound as if the offence merits a sacking.
The fact he was on national radio might be deemed a sacking offence though, I personally think he's realised what he's got himself into with his new club and is trying to work his way out.

Freds

947 posts

137 months

Saturday 17th September 2016
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He seemed to behave himself at Burnley, he did a good job there, he would have been a good asset for them in their quest to stay in the P.L this season. On a personal level I do think he's a cock.

Driver101

14,376 posts

121 months

Saturday 17th September 2016
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Freds said:
He seemed to behave himself at Burnley, he did a good job there, he would have been a good asset for them in their quest to stay in the P.L this season. On a personal level I do think he's a cock.
A winning team isn't under pressure.

His legs are gone. He's an asset to nobody.

TheLordJohn

5,746 posts

146 months

Sunday 18th September 2016
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Driver101 said:
He's an asset to nobody.
Exactly!

FN2TypeR

7,091 posts

93 months

Sunday 18th September 2016
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A crippled has been and an abject ahole. Every bluenose I know hates the guy and not one of them was happy when he signed on.

BlackLabel

13,251 posts

123 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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How to win friends and influence people.......


article said:
JOEY BARTON rubbished Scottish football today as he slammed criticism of his performances for Rangers by claiming he's trying to adapt to a "much lower level".

The controversial midfielder was suspended by the Ibrox club for three weeks on Monday as the row over a training ground bust-up in the aftermath of the 5-1 defeat to Celtic rumbles on.
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/joey-barton-slates-scottish-football-8873163.amp?client=safari

And now he's been caught betting:

"JOEY Barton could face another suspension after it emerged he is under investigation for betting on a Celtic match."......

".......The Record understand a red flag was raised by bookmakers last week after a bet was placed on Celtic to suffer a heavy defeat in the Nou Camp.

It’s alleged the wager – for Celtic to lose by at least three goals – was placed on Barton’s personal account with bookies Betfair."

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/jo...




TwigtheWonderkid

43,356 posts

150 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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BlackLabel said:
It’s alleged the wager – for Celtic to lose by at least three goals – was placed on Barton’s personal account with bookies Betfair."
He couldn't have made much on that, it must've been heavy odds on!

PurpleTurtle

6,987 posts

144 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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I used to think he was a massively aggressive Scouse bell-end.

Then he tried to reinvent himself at QPR/Marseille/Burnley, read a few books by Nietzsche and Morrissey's biography and starting tweeting like a lower league Cantona, I thought I'd give him the benefit of the doubt, everyone deserves a second chance.

Turns out he's a massively aggressive Scouse bell-end.

Edited by PurpleTurtle on Tuesday 20th September 16:33

TwigtheWonderkid

43,356 posts

150 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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PurpleTurtle said:
everyone deserves a second chance.

But do they deserve a 17th chance?

hornetrider

63,161 posts

205 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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TwigtheWonderkid said:
BlackLabel said:
It’s alleged the wager – for Celtic to lose by at least three goals – was placed on Barton’s personal account with bookies Betfair."
He couldn't have made much on that, it must've been heavy odds on!
Aye. What are the restrictions on sports betting for the pros then. I would have thought it would be limited to matches he had an influence over.

London424

12,829 posts

175 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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hornetrider said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
BlackLabel said:
It’s alleged the wager – for Celtic to lose by at least three goals – was placed on Barton’s personal account with bookies Betfair."
He couldn't have made much on that, it must've been heavy odds on!
Aye. What are the restrictions on sports betting for the pros then. I would have thought it would be limited to matches he had an influence over.
None whatsoever I believe. As in, you can't place a bet on football at any level anywhere in the world.

Terzo123

4,312 posts

208 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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The Rangers look as if they are desperately trying to offload Barton but i think they will struggle to sack him if he's found guilty of this.

Ian Black was found guilty of placing bets on games he was actively involved in. They never sacked him and the SFA let him off with a 3 game ban with an additional 7 games which were suspended.

Interesting to see what happens.

TwigtheWonderkid

43,356 posts

150 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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hornetrider said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
BlackLabel said:
It’s alleged the wager – for Celtic to lose by at least three goals – was placed on Barton’s personal account with bookies Betfair."
He couldn't have made much on that, it must've been heavy odds on!
Aye. What are the restrictions on sports betting for the pros then. I would have thought it would be limited to matches he had an influence over.
I suppose he did have some influence. If the bet was placed before Celtic v Rangers, which is a match he played in, he could have set out to injure Celtic's key players in order to increase his chances of winning the bet.

But as said, I think there's a complete ban on players betting on football.

FN2TypeR

7,091 posts

93 months

Tuesday 20th September 2016
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hornetrider said:
TwigtheWonderkid said:
BlackLabel said:
It’s alleged the wager – for Celtic to lose by at least three goals – was placed on Barton’s personal account with bookies Betfair."
He couldn't have made much on that, it must've been heavy odds on!
Aye. What are the restrictions on sports betting for the pros then. I would have thought it would be limited to matches he had an influence over.
For professional football it's a total no no here in the UK - Newcastle player Jack Colback was under investigation by the FA for allegedly betting on Atletico v Barcelona in the Champions League semi final earlier this year!