'I would never have signed for QPR in a million years' had he known about 'chaos' at club
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True, but couldn't have predicted the Man City melt down, plus a couple other sendings off that first season in important matches
It was easily predictable mate. Like I said, that's what he had done all his career to that date. It was inevitable.
Club should never have signed him. Glad he's gone
Club should never have signed him. Glad he's gone
Barton was more sinned against than sinning against City. He retaliated towards Tevez and took a calculated gamble afterwards to try and provoke someone from City into getting sent off. I don't see anything wrong with that.
Thug maybe but not an oaf. An eye for an eye and a touch of pragmatism thrown in for good measure. Still don't see anything wrong with that.
Calculated gamble - more like red mist!
His sending off v Norwich that season and against Hull last season, both similar as the red mist descended. He was a loose cannon - but he's gone now, so no longer our problem.
His sending off v Norwich that season and against Hull last season, both similar as the red mist descended. He was a loose cannon - but he's gone now, so no longer our problem.
I may have to dig deep here, but at the time I remember you along with me being on Barton's side at that game. Tevez was the wrong'un and we ploughed a long and sorrowful case for him.
I put up a case for Barton doing everything out of and in response to a desire for justice and to win at all costs.
Swords (much as I love the guy but he didn't really know me then) suggested I needed the same psychological help as Barton.
I lost sympathy when he started bad mouthing us when at Marseilles.
No doubt he tries hard for whoever but his loyalty only extends to those who hold him in the same regard that he does himself.
As (I think it was) Kiwi said, he spent most of his enthusiasm chasing the balls he lost; mostly dragging himself out of position and costing us dear in the process.
Remind me to begin my career as a master criminal when you two start your job share at the Department of Public Prosecutions. Aah, let him off, he was provoked and wanted justice! Little poppet.
Barton's kick at Aguerro when his back was turned remains the most cowardly thing I've seen on a football pitch.
Most definitely not mate. Try and dig it out and I can guarantee I was not on his side. I was furious with him & remember it well.
You've got the wrong man bro
I'd give us a few weeks before you start your new career - there's a lot of induction courses and health and safely DVDs to get through.
Joey's antics since then have worn me down (moreso than the Man City game) to the point where I'd barely motivate myself to justify his actions. I would have argued it more meaningfully back then. I could probably make a case for him not kicking Aguero out of cowardice but that would be more semantics than good debate.
Maybe Nines will have less resignation on the subject if you're looking to spark it again.
I would be interested to hear the views of anyone who slated him for City but thinks that Hull last year was not an issue (particularly if they considered him worthy of a new contract).
Kerry, I'm becoming concerned about your mental state. Lay off the goats and butter and relax yourself a bit.
You're losing control lad
You're losing control lad