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Joey Barton Assaults Opposing Manager
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Stu_of_Kunming said:Robbo on the wing said:Still, as long as every paying punter is scrutinised with CCTV all is well.4
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NapaAddick said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:ForeverAddickted said:Be interesting to see Stendel's post match interview (If there is one now) to see if he's cut up or anything
Not that I'd see why Woodrow has to lie
Its frustrating as this is the sort of incident that can really unite a team on the pitch as well when we need Barnsley losing games!!
Surely Barton will be sacked?9 -
Covered End said:NapaAddick said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:ForeverAddickted said:Be interesting to see Stendel's post match interview (If there is one now) to see if he's cut up or anything
Not that I'd see why Woodrow has to lie
Its frustrating as this is the sort of incident that can really unite a team on the pitch as well when we need Barnsley losing games!!
Surely Barton will be sacked?13 -
If it’s proven then you would hope he’s done with football. You think that people can change, but if it is true then he’s still the same little scumbag he was when he carried out all the previous incidents
lock him up and throw away the key if guilty1 -
Daily Mail reporting that the Barnsley Manager is having emergency dental treatment today after losing two teeth in the incident0
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Covered End said:NapaAddick said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:ForeverAddickted said:Be interesting to see Stendel's post match interview (If there is one now) to see if he's cut up or anything
Not that I'd see why Woodrow has to lie
Its frustrating as this is the sort of incident that can really unite a team on the pitch as well when we need Barnsley losing games!!
Surely Barton will be sacked?
Edit - just seen Rossman's post0 -
I love that the Shaun Harvey has said that as it was in the tunnel it was an 'off-field' incident it falls in to the referees jurisdiction and not their own.
Apart from bend over to the Premier League, What the f*** do the EFL actually do?19 -
SurvivaloftheFittest said:I love that the Shaun Harvey has said that as it was in the tunnel it was an 'off-field' incident it falls in to the referees jurisdiction and not their own.
Apart from bending over to the Premier League, What the f*** do the EFL actually do?
Barton is an animal, always has been. Then he had the arrogance to try and pretend he was an intellectual animal and start patronising people with his insights into the game and life in general.
If this turns out to be true and the sun does rise tomorrow morning, he should be excluded from participating in accredited roles in the game for the next 10 years. I would say life but that brings about so much contention so let's give him a decade to actually reflect on the type of individual he is and either work to change it, or never come back for good. Also, he clearly should have been arrested, charged and then, presumably, convicted.
That way the EFL cannot hide from acting against him. This would be assault, not an 'off-field incident'.2 -
northdevonisred said:SurvivaloftheFittest said:I love that the Shaun Harvey has said that as it was in the tunnel it was an 'off-field' incident it falls in to the referees jurisdiction and not their own.
Apart from bending over to the Premier League, What the f*** do the EFL actually do?
Barton is an animal, always has been. Then he had the arrogance to try and pretend he was an intellectual animal and start patronising people with his insights into the game and life in general.
If this turns out to be true and the sun does rise tomorrow morning, he should be excluded from participating in accredited roles in the game for the next 10 years. I would say life but that brings about so much contention so let's give him a decade to actually reflect on the type of individual he is and either work to change it, or never come back for good. Also, he clearly should have been arrested, charged and then, presumably, convicted.
That way the EFL cannot hide from acting against him. This would be assault, not an 'off-field incident'.2 -
ForeverAddickted said:Daily Mail reporting that the Barnsley Manager is having emergency dental treatment today after losing two teeth in the incident8
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SurvivaloftheFittest said:I love that the Shaun Harvey has said that as it was in the tunnel it was an 'off-field' incident it falls in to the referees jurisdiction and not their own.
Apart from bend over to the Premier League, What the f*** do the EFL actually do?
Harvey told BBC Radio 5 Live's Sportsweek programme: "As an off-the-field matter the tunnel is still in the domain of the referee but we will work closely with everybody to ensure it's not a case of who deals with the matter but actually the matter is dealt with properly. The police investigation is ongoing as well".3 -
ForeverAddickted said:Daily Mail reporting that the Barnsley Manager is having emergency dental treatment today after losing two teeth in the incident30
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Fortune 82nd Minute said:northdevonisred said:SurvivaloftheFittest said:I love that the Shaun Harvey has said that as it was in the tunnel it was an 'off-field' incident it falls in to the referees jurisdiction and not their own.
Apart from bending over to the Premier League, What the f*** do the EFL actually do?
Barton is an animal, always has been. Then he had the arrogance to try and pretend he was an intellectual animal and start patronising people with his insights into the game and life in general.
If this turns out to be true and the sun does rise tomorrow morning, he should be excluded from participating in accredited roles in the game for the next 10 years. I would say life but that brings about so much contention so let's give him a decade to actually reflect on the type of individual he is and either work to change it, or never come back for good. Also, he clearly should have been arrested, charged and then, presumably, convicted.
That way the EFL cannot hide from acting against him. This would be assault, not an 'off-field incident'.
Anyway, a tad off point, press regulation needs to be tighter and carry greater punishments and consequences for being willing to risk employing such figures, whilst also not hampering free speech.3 -
I think the thing we don't know was whether it was an unprovoked assault or a fight between the two that Barton won. I think the answer makes a difference to where all this ends up.2
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ValleyGary said:ForeverAddickted said:Daily Mail reporting that the Barnsley Manager is having emergency dental treatment today after losing two teeth in the incident49
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ForeverAddickted said:ValleyGary said:ForeverAddickted said:Daily Mail reporting that the Barnsley Manager is having emergency dental treatment today after losing two teeth in the incident
That is brilliant FA3 -
MuttleyCAFC said:I think the thing we don't know was whether it was an unprovoked assault or a fight between the two that Barton won. I think the answer makes a difference to where all this ends up.2
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Story is turning out to not be quite how it was first told.
"Sources have alleged that the 36-year-old former Manchester City midfielder barged into the back of his German counterpart, who fell head first into the metal support inside the tunnel, damaging his two front teeth and leaving him bloodied and shaken."
Whilst it's still uncalled for and is assault, it's not quite the headbutt to the face story that was going round.0 -
Mr Barton's brief earning his money0
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:Story is turning out to not be quite how it was first told.
"Sources have alleged that the 36-year-old former Manchester City midfielder barged into the back of his German counterpart, who fell head first into the metal support inside the tunnel, damaging his two front teeth and leaving him bloodied and shaken."
Whilst it's still uncalled for and is assault, it's not quite the headbutt to the face story that was going round.3 - Sponsored links:
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Chris_from_Sidcup said:Story is turning out to not be quite how it was first told.
"Sources have alleged that the 36-year-old former Manchester City midfielder barged into the back of his German counterpart, who fell head first into the metal support inside the tunnel, damaging his two front teeth and leaving him bloodied and shaken."
Whilst it's still uncalled for and is assault, it's not quite the headbutt to the face story that was going round.0 -
Will be a ton of witnesses so not exactly something Barton can try to lie about.
But it's perhaps the reason he hasn't been sacked yet. If it was a headbutt that knocked the guys teeth out, then i'd have expected him to be sacked immediately.1 -
Barging into somebody can be accidental or it can be deliberate.
If you deliberately barge somebody and they fall under a train and die would that constitute murder?
If you deliberately barge somebody and they collide with something and sustain injury would that constitute assault?
Tripping up over something would that make it an accident?0 -
SurvivaloftheFittest said:I love that the Shaun Harvey has said that as it was in the tunnel it was an 'off-field' incident it falls in to the referees jurisdiction and not their own.
Apart from bend over to the Premier League, What the f*** do the EFL actually do?0 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:Story is turning out to not be quite how it was first told.
"Sources have alleged that the 36-year-old former Manchester City midfielder barged into the back of his German counterpart, who fell head first into the metal support inside the tunnel, damaging his two front teeth and leaving him bloodied and shaken."
Whilst it's still uncalled for and is assault, it's not quite the headbutt to the face story that was going round.3 -
paulie8290 said:
Is it possible to confirm something is alleged, doesnt that mean its no longer alleged if its confirmed
Not necessarily. We thought that the allegation had been confirmed but it turned out that the confirmation itself was only alleged. Where is Sir Humphrey when you need him?3 -
Redrobo said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:Story is turning out to not be quite how it was first told.
"Sources have alleged that the 36-year-old former Manchester City midfielder barged into the back of his German counterpart, who fell head first into the metal support inside the tunnel, damaging his two front teeth and leaving him bloodied and shaken."
Whilst it's still uncalled for and is assault, it's not quite the headbutt to the face story that was going round.
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Redrobo said:Chris_from_Sidcup said:Story is turning out to not be quite how it was first told.
"Sources have alleged that the 36-year-old former Manchester City midfielder barged into the back of his German counterpart, who fell head first into the metal support inside the tunnel, damaging his two front teeth and leaving him bloodied and shaken."
Whilst it's still uncalled for and is assault, it's not quite the headbutt to the face story that was going round.5 -
Sage said:
Unfortunately that’s the risk you take when you employ someone like Barton.5 -
Aethelstan said:Sage said:
Unfortunately that’s the risk you take when you employ someone like Barton.7