Joey Barton
English association football player and manager (born 1982)
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Joseph Anthony Barton is an English professional football manager and former player who played as a midfielder. Barton made 269 appearances in the Premier League, including 130 for Manchester City; he was most recently the manager of League One side Bristol Rovers.
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Joey Barton 'must pay extra £35,000' to settle libel claim with Jeremy VineJoey Barton must pay a further £35,000 in damages to settle a High Court libel claim with Jeremy Vine, the broadcaster's lawyers have said.Sky News - Published | |
Radio 2 presenter says ex-footballer's £75,000 in damages 'not the final outcome' in defamation caseJeremy Vine has said the apology and £75,000 Joey Barton has agreed to pay him in damages is "not the final outcome" in his defamation case against the former footballer.Sky News - Published | |
Joey Barton apologises and agrees to pay damages to Jeremy Vine over online slursJoey Barton has issued an apology to Jeremy Vine and agreed to pay the radio presenter £75,000 in damages over a legal action related to posts on social media.Sky News - Published | |
Police investigate Joey Barton tweets as ex-footballer hits out at 'attempt to intimidate' himFormer Premier League footballer Joey Barton has hit out at "an attempt to intimidate" him and his family after officers contacted him about comments he posted on social media.Sky News - Published | |
Barton insults left football pundit 'scared to go out' - and she's now 'considering legal action'Former England footballer Eni Aluko has said she is considering taking legal action after the abuse that followed social media insults made by Joey Barton left her frightened to leave home.Sky News - Published | |
Barton comments 'dangerous', says sports ministerFormer footballer Joey Barton's social media tirade against women working in the men's game is "not acceptable", says sports minister Stuart Andrew.BBC Sport - Published | |
ITV criticises 'vindictive' Barton commentsITV calls Joey Barton's comments towards Eni Aluko and Lucy Ward "contemptible and shameful" after he compares them to serial killers Fred and Rose West.BBC Sport - Published | |
Joey Barton criticises Mary Earps' Sports Personality win and says he would score '100 out of 100 penalties' against herJoey Barton has criticised the crowning of Mary Earps as BBC Sports Personality of the Year.Sky News - Published | |
Joey Barton condemned after saying women 'not qualified' to speak on men's footballJoey Barton has been criticised by Laura Woods and others after claiming female presenters aren't "qualified" to speak about men's football.Sky News - Published | |
Barton given three-game ground ban for misconduct Bristol Rovers boss Joey Barton is given a three-match ground ban for misconduct during the team's defeat by Sheffield Wednesday in April.BBC Sport - Published | |
Joey Barton cleared of assaulting his wife Georgia The Bristol Rovers manager would be unable to have a fair trial, a judge ruled.BBC Sport - Published Also reported by •Sky News | |
Bristol Rovers beat Northampton to promotion: Greatest turnaround ever?Unlikely scorelines. Pitch invasions. Outfield players in goal. Joey Barton. In the long history of the EFL, there has never been a final day like this.BBC Sport - Published | |
Ex-footballer Joey Barton 'kicked wife in head' and 'grabbed her by throat' in drunken row, court hears Football manager Joey Barton allegedly grabbed his wife by the throat and kicked her in the head in a drunken row after drinking "four or five bottles of wine each", a court has heard.Sky News - Published | Joey Barton cleared of assaulting Daniel Stendel in stadium tunnelThe ex-England player is found not guilty of assaulting Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel after a defeat.BBC Sport - Published |
Joey Barton: Bristol Rovers manager apologises for Holocaust analogyBristol Rovers manager Joey Barton apologises for comparing his side's performance against Newport on Saturday to the Holocaust.BBC Sport - Published | |
