Joey Barton’s autobiography

[AliBobbyJ]

The things about him I remember most:
Telling the youth team coach "I'm not going back" when he got picked for the first team.
A stunning goal from a free kick (v. Newcastle?)
His contribution to the QPR match.

Anything else is forgettable.

 

[Jack74]

I thought the book was half decent .

 

[ScottSinclair]

Nedum Onuoha is not a fan

Stevie Ireland hates him as well

 

[wythenshaweblue£££]

I read this book while bed bound with Covid don’t know what was worse. He’s always had a screw loose would rate the book 5/10 next..

 

[bluemurray]

Does it come with anything to colour-in, cause if it doesn't I ain't buying it!

 

[Skip Donoghue]

Which category is it in at the book shop.
Crime.

Sounds like it could be in the comedy or fiction categories also

 

[Mayor West]

I never forget that look on his face when he hit Aguero on the final day. It's the kind of look you only see on the faces of twats who enjoy hurting others and playing the hard man, like a desperate schoolyard bully.

Nasty tosser, that's all he is. One of the few ex-City players I have zero time for.

Along with Ben Thatcher and Danny Tiatto

 

[ScottSinclair]

Along with Ben Thatcher and Danny Tiatto

Danny Mills not being mentioned yet disturbs me almost as much as Danny Mills

 

[M Gaudino]

i get a bit tired of the working class cliche on your shoulder routine from British people. use it as an excuse to be dickheads.

many many footballers make it from third world countries growing up in slums and horrific poverty. they still manage to be decent respectful people.

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Along with Ben Thatcher and Danny Tiatto

Unless you're a water bottle Danny was ok. And he had a good song to his name.