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  • SheepRanger
    Administrator
    • Apr 2018
    • 8429

    #1

    Joey Barton

    Bristol Rovers’ manager Joey Barton has been found not guilty at Sheffield Crown Court of assaulting former Barnsley coach Daniel Stendel in the tunnel at the end of a League One football match, when he was in charge of Fleetwood Town.
  • KevC59
    Bronze Seat
    • Nov 2021
    • 965

    #2
    Wonder if he's speaking with a West country accent now ?
    Hope he's nailed it better than his French one

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    • 3London
      Silver Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 3765

      #3
      Ball 46 tonight and we could give him a warm welcome back to Loftus Road in the 3rd round of the FA cup!

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      • Abseits
        Gold Seat
        • Aug 2014
        • 5025

        #4
        Fair do's.... what goes on in the tunnel needs to stay in the tunnel. Jury clearly understands the basic protocols of football, plus a Jerman trying to get an English man done in an English court is completely out of order. Barton may well be a pillock but he's an English pillock - we can't lose sight of that.

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        • KevC59
          Bronze Seat
          • Nov 2021
          • 965

          #5
          Football has saved Joey Barton, without it he would be doing a long stretch in the shovel for sure, that temper of his would have put him there

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          • Abseits
            Gold Seat
            • Aug 2014
            • 5025

            #6
            I wonder now the legal business is out of the way if the League or FA will step in with their own sanctions? There would be a far lower test applied and they could find that on balance of probability he was responsible for assaulting a fellow manager and ban him or whatever. Maybe they already punished him, I can't remember but I'd suspect FA would have opted to do sweet FA and defer to the police/courts in the first instance.

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            • SheepRanger
              Administrator
              • Apr 2018
              • 8429

              #7
              Originally posted by Abseits
              I wonder now the legal business is out of the way if the League or FA will step in with their own sanctions? There would be a far lower test applied and they could find that on balance of probability he was responsible for assaulting a fellow manager and ban him or whatever. Maybe they already punished him, I can't remember but I'd suspect FA would have opted to do sweet FA and defer to the police/courts in the first instance.
              Isnt being manager of Bristol Rovers punishment enough?

              With the noise around this case and a recent incident with his wife he'll never manage above L1. But he's still happy to work at the lower levels for very little pay I suspect.

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              • FurtiveFox
                Silver Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 4173

                #8
                Isn't actually being Joey Barton punishment enough?

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