Joey Barton’s autobiography

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

You can say what you want about him - but he knows a thing or two about good music....

 

[Bobby the blue]

I read it a while ago. From memory everything seemed to be someone else’s fault.
Used to like him when he broke through and seemed for a while as the only one apart from maybe dunne that actually cared about what was going on on the pitch.

 

[urban genie]

sounds like your typical scouser tbf, full of their own self worth with a lack of awareness or guilt over anything

 

[Oystercatcher28]

Joey Barton is a bright, articulate man who has experienced more than his fair share of mistakes. The book, I heard l, was penned entirely by himself. It's not all glorious and positive but here's a man conflicted and trying to do better. I personally feel he has had his just desserts in leaving City for a mixed career afterwards. Football is full of characters, bullies and the bullied.

When at City, I enjoyed watching him play and he was gutsy. After leaving City, he slid faster than his hero Steven Gerrard. I'd rather a world with Joey Barton working towards success in management than some other ex-players and pundits. Good luck to him. His youthful actions were sometimes appalling, but he has to move on. So do we. James Tandy? Hope he moved on too.

 

[01cravend]

You can say what you want about him - but he knows a thing or two about good music....
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Yeah the Beastie Boys are brilliant

 

[Bozo]

Wanker.

 

[BlueTG]

Joey Barton is a bright, articulate man who has experienced more than his fair share of mistakes. The book, I heard l, was penned entirely by himself. It's not all glorious and positive but here's a man conflicted and trying to do better. I personally feel he has had his just desserts in leaving City for a mixed career afterwards. Football is full of characters, bullies and the bullied.

When at City, I enjoyed watching him play and he was gutsy. After leaving City, he slid faster than his hero Steven Gerrard. I'd rather a world with Joey Barton working towards success in management than some other ex-players and pundits. Good luck to him. His youthful actions were sometimes appalling, but he has to move on. So do we. James Tandy? Hope he moved on too.

Hi Joey.

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

Tried it a few years ago and got over halfway through before deciding I'd had enough of his compulsion to fight pissed in McDonald's. James Joyce it was not. Empathise with the estate bringing up but it's not a pass to be a bastard.

 

[BerkshireBlue]

Least favourite City player of all time. Talented footballer, to a degree, just a proper, proper ****.

won us our first title though

 

[lancs blue]

won us our first title though

That knee in Aguero's thigh could have given Sergio a dead leg, then who knows what would've happened.

JBIAC