Official Statement

Posted on: Sat 05 Jul 2008

 

BOLTON WANDERERS this morning issued a statement following further press reports linking the club with a move for Newcastle United player Joey Barton.

 

A spokesperson said:

 

"At no point will any representative of Bolton Wanderers be let into Turkey without a match ticket. We would like to reiterate that noone deemed to be under the influence of alcohol will be let into the Inonu Stadium."

 

Seems definite.

Signed by Tuesday, then?

"We would like to reiterate that noone deemed to be under the influence of alcohol will be let into the Inonu Stadium."

 

Definitely not if they can't stand straight on their seat for the entire match.

he"s from huyton and he loves a fight

joey..joey

he"s from huyton and he loves the whites

joey, joey barton

1) He's a criminal

2) He's a scrote

3) He's a c?nt

4) He's a hooligan

5) He's trouble

 

at what point do we decide we don't want him?

Edited July 5, 200818 yr by Traf

If he turns up in a white shirt this site gets closed. I feel that strong that such a thug should not be allowed to play football.

Role model, my arse.

If he turns up in a white shirt this site gets closed. I feel that strong that such a thug should not be allowed to play football.

Role model, my arse.

look, the lad is a good player, give him a chance

Big Sam the media whore is offering to help him out, who does he think he his, Max Clifford?

 

Surely he's got his own problems to deal with, what with being unemployable and all.

look, the lad is a good player, give him a chance

He's a thug, how many times on the pitch have you seen him stamp on people, let alone be a thug off it.

I don't want to be associated with a player such as him.

1) He's a criminal

2) He's a scrote

3) He's a c?nt

4) He's a hooligan

5) He's trouble

 

at what point do we decide we don't want him?

 

 

Exactly..

 

And we could get Dioufy to act as his mentor. SIGN HIM NOW

He's a thug, how many times on the pitch have you seen him stamp on people, let alone be a thug off it.

I don't want to be associated with a player such as him.

Yes, and the same can be said of Roy Keane. There was a time when Big Sam tried to bring him to Bolton. He decided on Celtic instead thank god.

There was a big discussion on Wways at the time, with many people saying they would have welcomed him

Personally if that would have happened I would stayed away from every match that Keane would have played in a Wanderers shirt. I said it then and would have stuck to it.

http://blogs.notw.co.uk/sport/2008/07/allardyce-barto.html

Yeah he is a thug and he is a complete dick about everything but the lad would be a good signing for us. Decent midfield player and if he came i wouldn't be that bothered so long as the was a clause saying if theres any trouble then he sacked for ?0.

The thing is he is crap too !!

The thing is he is crap too !!

 

I wouldn't go as far as calling him crap but I do find myself agreeing with your point.

knew it wouldn't be long till sam piped up

 

http://www.bolton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=114718

 

just for the record, didn't sam tell him not to go out the night he got arrested, but he went out anyway?

The thing is he IS crap.

knew it wouldn't be long till sam piped up

 

http://www.bolton.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=114718

 

just for the record, didn't sam tell him not to go out the night he got arrested, but he went out anyway?

 

I bet the Newcastle board are chuffed to bits with Big Sam. Not content with blowing ?5.5m on Barton's transfer fee, putting him on a ?60k a week contract, injured all season and then to top it all Sam asks them for sympathy whilst he is locked up. I wish Sam was still at Newcastle I really do, he has shown us just what he can do with money at his disposal.

Yes, and the same can be said of Roy Keane. There was a time when Big Sam tried to bring him to Bolton. He decided on Celtic instead thank god.

There was a big discussion on Wways at the time, with many people saying they would have welcomed him

Personally if that would have happened I would stayed away from every match that Keane would have played in a Wanderers shirt. I said it then and would have stuck to it.

 

Zozzy, people like you need to get behind the team and stop being so negative.

Yes, and the same can be said of Roy Keane. There was a time when Big Sam tried to bring him to Bolton. He decided on Celtic instead thank god.

There was a big discussion on Wways at the time, with many people saying they would have welcomed him

Personally if that would have happened I would stayed away from every match that Keane would have played in a Wanderers shirt. I said it then and would have stuck to it.

 

Always knew we missed out on signing Keane in more ways than one

Just as this tit thought he was in the clear now and can concentrate on playing football:

 

FA charges Barton over Dabo clash

 

The Football Association has charged Newcastle's Joey Barton with violent conduct over his assault of then Manchester City team-mate Ousmane Dabo.

Barton, 25, was given a four-month suspended prison sentence on 1 July for the May 2007 assault after admitting assault occasioning actual bodily harm.

The new charge comes after the FA received the relevant documents from that hearing at Manchester Crown Court.

Controversial Barton has until 13 August to respond to the charge.

 

Barton was released from prison on Monday after serving 74 days of his six-month prison sentence for a separate assault, in which he attacked a teenager in Liverpool city centre last year.

Newcastle officials met with Barton on Tuesday to discuss his future and Magpies boss Kevin Keegan told BBC Sport on Sunday that the player would be given a second chance by the club.

The case will be heard by an independent regulatory commission on an as yet unspecified date. Joey will be requesting a personal hearing in relation to the charge

 

There is no maximum sentence which could be issued to Barton by the FA and but a lengthy ban and possible fine could be the outcome if he is found guilty.

 

Newcastle have responded to the charge by questioning why they should be penalised for an incident which took place so long ago, and while the player was at a different club.

"The club has sought clarification from the Football Association as to why this decision has been reached now, given the incident occurred nearly 15 months ago," Newcastle said in a statement.

"Joey will be requesting a personal hearing in relation to the charge and the club will be making no further comment on the matter at this time."

 

For their part, the FA insists its hands were tied while the criminal investigation was ongoing, and that with no video footage of the incident, it was unable to interview players who were central to the police's case

Just as this tit thought he was in the clear now and can concentrate on playing football:

 

 

Only took them 2 years, fcuk me evolution moves quick then that.

He's a thug, how many times on the pitch have you seen him stamp on people, let alone be a thug off it.

I don't want to be associated with a player such as him.

Amen. Didn't he try to cripple Nicky Hunt when we played Oldham in a cup game, Barton was on loan from Citeh, iirc?

Only took them 2 years, fcuk me evolution moves quick then that.

 

Is it not that case that as the law of the land overrules the FA every time, then they weren't legally allowed to prejudice the case? JAL.

Is it not that case that as the law of the land overrules the FA every time, then they weren't legally allowed to prejudice the case? JAL.

100% correcto there Carlos. The FA couldn't act until until the case had been settled in the courts, fairly obvious really isn't it