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Barton ends Toon dispute

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  1. Shola's Concrete Boots

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    Queens Park Rangers midfielder Joey Barton claims he has ended his dispute with former club Newcastle United.

    The 29-year-old had been threatened with legal action after another rant against the North East outfit; this time regarding a bonus proposal during his time at St James' Park.

    Toon boss Alan Pardew had expressed his frustrations over Barton's latest comments, saying "Why does he keep cropping up?"

    Barton Tweeted on Friday morning: "Pardew's a good man and manager, I agree with what he has said. Time to keep my peace."

    Barton made 81 appearances for Newcastle before leaving for London in the summer and has had an acrimonious relationship with his former club and owner Mike Ashley since then.
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    Pardew said: "From my point of view, the only focus I have had as the manager of this football club is the team, and it's the team that's doing exceptionally well.

    "Unfortunately, Joey's comments take away the positive nature of what we are doing here in terms of the players' performances, which have been absolutely brilliant.

    "Anybody who takes that limelight away from my players, I'm not particularly keen on, if I'm honest.

    "It is a bit frustrating, but you have got to put it into the perspective of the week we are having, and it means nothing, really."
     
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  2. Sports Direct Username

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    He's got to have the last word hasn't he.
     
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  3. Shola's Concrete Boots

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    He's a Tool that's why.
     
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    If Pardew has managed to keep Joey quiet, then he really is a god.
     
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    why do players do this in the first place, gobsh**es the lot of them
     
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  6. The Beasts Son

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    Idiot should shut up and move on with his new club.Only ever had one good season.Good riddance.
     
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  7. Alfie

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    More likely Joey got a phonecall from his solicitor telling him to the shut the **** up after a letter from MA's solicitor landed on his doorstep.
     
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    This

    I give him a day till he mentions us again
     
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  9. Hugh Briss

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    What did Barton say about Hughton's sacking?
     
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  10. biggeordiedave

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    It makes me wonder if Warnock has said anything. Maybe something along the lines of "I brought you to this club, increased your wages and made you captain and all you do is harp on about Newcastle every chance you get. Shut the **** up you little ****. <grr>"
     
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  11. Alfie

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    This?

    Was it the bit about the "players committee"? If so Barton said that MA thought the players had too much power under Hughton I think.
     
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