| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 06:30 - Feb 25 with 2841 views | isawqpratwcity |
What Joey thinks about while in the bath.
Particularly an early bath. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 07:18 - Feb 25 with 2802 views | CHUBBS |
If i were Prime Minister,I'd bring back hanging for attention seeking cock suckers! |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 07:49 - Feb 25 with 2766 views | fakekerby |
F*** off Joey.
You could never be prime minister - you let footballers out-think you and get to you. How could you handle the pressures of running a nation without throttling somebody? |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:09 - Feb 25 with 2749 views | Northernr |
Yes kindly fck off would you. Attention seeking scrotum. |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:26 - Feb 25 with 2721 views | BrixtonR |
Fckn ell with his record of retaliation we'd be in an all out nuclear confrontation within a week ! [Post edited 25 Feb 2015 8:37]
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:33 - Feb 25 with 2705 views | ElHoop |
Dear oh dear. What an embarrassment. |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:36 - Feb 25 with 2702 views | Recoilboss |
“My government would promote a spirit of tolerance and mutual understanding…” |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:43 - Feb 25 with 2690 views | Konk |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:36 - Feb 25 by Recoilboss |
“My government would promote a spirit of tolerance and mutual understanding…” |
He’s obviously a melon, but I make him right on faith schools. Integrate, don’t segregate…man. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:11 - Feb 25 with 2643 views | ElHoop |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 08:43 - Feb 25 by Konk |
He’s obviously a melon, but I make him right on faith schools. Integrate, don’t segregate…man. |
In fact he's not right at all.
Most faith schools are massively oversubscribed and are doing a great job. We could actually do with more of them. He's having a go at the C of E because he hasn't got anything at all between his legs with which to take a pot at some of these Muslim schools which are going right OTT. But he's far too chicken shit and the C of E is soft and bumbly and easy pickings. | | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:40 - Feb 25 with 2611 views | Konk |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:11 - Feb 25 by ElHoop |
In fact he's not right at all.
Most faith schools are massively oversubscribed and are doing a great job. We could actually do with more of them. He's having a go at the C of E because he hasn't got anything at all between his legs with which to take a pot at some of these Muslim schools which are going right OTT. But he's far too chicken shit and the C of E is soft and bumbly and easy pickings. |
I know faith schools (RC and CoE) generally do much better academically, but with the proliferation of more Muslim schools etc (and why shouldn’t there be if we have RC and CoE schools?). I'm not sure they do well specifically because they're faith schools - I think CoE in particular might do better these days because in parts of our inner-cities at least, they probably have a more middle-class intake; they're effectively selective and if often non-religious parents will go through the farce of regular church attendance to get their kids into a school, then it follows that they'll take a serious interest in their kids' education. I’m concerned that kids who already don’t mix outside of school, will no longer even be mixing in school and thus “communities” become ever more estranged. I’ve had some interesting chats with friends from N.I and Glasgow over the years about the contribution segregated schooling might have made to the continuation of communal divisions. I’m all about mixing it up, man. | |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:48 - Feb 25 with 2600 views | QPunkR |
I realise Don Bartonio will have been asked to pen a piece on this, rather than the other way round, but Shirley the dippy cúnt could have just said 'No, ta' to the opportunity. No chance though, his intense megalomania wouldn't allow it. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:48 - Feb 25 with 2599 views | ElHoop |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:40 - Feb 25 by Konk |
I know faith schools (RC and CoE) generally do much better academically, but with the proliferation of more Muslim schools etc (and why shouldn’t there be if we have RC and CoE schools?). I'm not sure they do well specifically because they're faith schools - I think CoE in particular might do better these days because in parts of our inner-cities at least, they probably have a more middle-class intake; they're effectively selective and if often non-religious parents will go through the farce of regular church attendance to get their kids into a school, then it follows that they'll take a serious interest in their kids' education. I’m concerned that kids who already don’t mix outside of school, will no longer even be mixing in school and thus “communities” become ever more estranged. I’ve had some interesting chats with friends from N.I and Glasgow over the years about the contribution segregated schooling might have made to the continuation of communal divisions. I’m all about mixing it up, man. |
As long as schools are based on a sound open philosophy then I don't have any problem with them. If British socialists ever got up off their arses then we could have socialist schools based on sound socialist principles and academic excellence, but they can't be arsed. Instead they'll just sit and take pots at private or faith schools, whilst they're not busying themselves making a mess of the other schools, far easier.
I've just had it up to here with Barton. i just wish that he'd f*ck off. He's only going to be trouble from hereon until he leaves in the summer. | | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:16 - Feb 25 with 2565 views | DannyPaddox |
Barton leave QPR and become PM? He wouldn't take the drop in salary. [Post edited 25 Feb 2015 10:19]
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:18 - Feb 25 with 2564 views | derbyhoop |
This message board is for people to express opinions. Some of the opinions are close to my own whereas with others I disagree very strongly.
Why should the opinions of a player be treated any differently? |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:39 - Feb 25 with 2519 views | ElHoop |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:18 - Feb 25 by derbyhoop |
This message board is for people to express opinions. Some of the opinions are close to my own whereas with others I disagree very strongly.
Why should the opinions of a player be treated any differently? |
Because he can't even do his own job properly. He's paid to play football for 90 minutes as part of a team and to keep within the rules for the benefit of his team. If he can't manage to do that then why should anyone give any sort of f*ck what he thinks about doing someone else's job? | | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:39 - Feb 25 with 2518 views | SimonJames |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 07:49 - Feb 25 by fakekerby |
F*** off Joey.
You could never be prime minister - you let footballers out-think you and get to you. How could you handle the pressures of running a nation without throttling somebody? |
I suspect this nation would be run better if there was a bit more throttling and a bit less namby pambying. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:58 - Feb 25 with 2484 views | daveB |
Wow, you get the chance to be Prime Minister and can do anything you want in this fantasy scenario. You could tackle, poverty, unemployment anything but he wants to shut a few churches down. Amazing use of power |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 11:31 - Feb 25 with 2435 views | A40Bosh |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 10:58 - Feb 25 by daveB |
Wow, you get the chance to be Prime Minister and can do anything you want in this fantasy scenario. You could tackle, poverty, unemployment anything but he wants to shut a few churches down. Amazing use of power |
ex-Catholic with anger management issues
The church was always going to be a target. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 11:38 - Feb 25 with 2418 views | Phildo |
What a berk.
Churchess contribute part of the running cost to the school. If you are against them that is fine but losing them will cost the state more money.
Many faith schools are on land owned by the churches eg catholic schools so if they are to be turned into non denominational ones then the state will have to buy them or pay comercial rent.
Churches particularly C of E ones are usually multi purpose now. Food banks, AA meetings, socials for the elderly, mental health, childcare etc - often in old churches or church halls. Local authoritys are so skint they are selling any halls they own.
He is on a par with that woman from the greens.
Anyway could he just perhaps keep quiet after making a tit of himself. He would probably go to his first G7 summit and nut the german chancellor for failing to pass the salt to the youthful Swedish ambassador. |  | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 11:39 - Feb 25 with 2412 views | SpiritofGregory |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 11:31 - Feb 25 by A40Bosh |
ex-Catholic with anger management issues
The church was always going to be a target. |
What did the easy targets of the Catholic Church or Church of England ever do to multi millionaire Barton, he seems to be doing alright?
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 11:49 - Feb 25 with 2382 views | A40Bosh |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 09:40 - Feb 25 by Konk |
I know faith schools (RC and CoE) generally do much better academically, but with the proliferation of more Muslim schools etc (and why shouldn’t there be if we have RC and CoE schools?). I'm not sure they do well specifically because they're faith schools - I think CoE in particular might do better these days because in parts of our inner-cities at least, they probably have a more middle-class intake; they're effectively selective and if often non-religious parents will go through the farce of regular church attendance to get their kids into a school, then it follows that they'll take a serious interest in their kids' education. I’m concerned that kids who already don’t mix outside of school, will no longer even be mixing in school and thus “communities” become ever more estranged. I’ve had some interesting chats with friends from N.I and Glasgow over the years about the contribution segregated schooling might have made to the continuation of communal divisions. I’m all about mixing it up, man. |
"I think CoE in particular might do better these days because in parts of our inner-cities at least, they probably have a more middle-class intake; they're effectively selective and if often non-religious parents will go through the farce of regular church attendance to get their kids into a school, then it follows that they'll take a serious interest in their kids' education."
And the Konk hits the nail square on the head with that one sentence. The same goes for those Catholic schools in city areas that also often appear on the top of the league tables. However, being selective in comprehensive faith schools is limited to Religion only and not education levels. Normally a Christian based Faith school gives priority when it is oversubscribed to practicing applicants but still accepts people of other faiths and non faith applicants if there are spaces. However, in reality most of the better faith schools are over subscribed every year so they appear more elitist than the admissions criteria actually prescribes.
I would go as far to say that at those top performing schools, the teaching itself does not have to actually be of the highest quality because the raw material coming in to the schools - at least at a secondary level - is already high achieving and therefore a half decent school will ensure that they leave as high achievers. It starts at home and then continues as a partnership between school and home. It's a self fulfilling prophesy as the parents who will do all they can to get their children a good education will do what they need to do to get them in there and once the school gets and maintains a good reputation it attracts and retains better teaching staff so things continue on an even keel for long periods.
For those who have not had experience of education within a Christian school, they have to remember that in real terms, the religion and religious education side of things is not all the encompassing element of the day to day education. These schools do not indoctrinate children - ok, granted 50 years ago perhaps, but current curriculum actually ensures that religious education is broads and looks at other faiths - which is what Joey is asking for.
The irony is that at a primary school I am involved in we had a letter from a mother who demanded that if there were going to be any further RE lessons that discussed Islam then her son was to be removed from the class before the lesson started as she did not want her son being taught about Muslims. | |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 12:33 - Feb 25 with 2318 views | TheBlob |
Great,a world with no invisible means of support.
That article was ghost written. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 12:36 - Feb 25 with 2313 views | kensalriser |
I agree with Joey, Religion should get a slap in the gonads along with Hull City players. |  |
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| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 12:42 - Feb 25 with 2290 views | ElHoop |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 12:36 - Feb 25 by kensalriser |
I agree with Joey, Religion should get a slap in the gonads along with Hull City players. |
Yeah that's a good idea. You do that and I'll get rid of this poxy software out of my computer which is always giving me grief. Sure to work better without it. | | | |
| Joey Barton: If I were Prime Minister on 13:17 - Feb 25 with 2233 views | R_from_afar |
It would be wonderful if Barton could master the basics of his main occupation (e.g. staying on the pitch for the entire game, concentrating for the duration and clearing the first man with his corners) before diversifying.
Some hope!
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