| Joey Barton on 12:52 - Mar 10 with 2194 views | onehunglow |
Self defence apparently
His legal team are on the case for Pal Joey, who is of course the epitamy of feral ration
Imagine your daughter bringing that home for tea
He’s read Nietzsche though |  |
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| Joey Barton on 18:37 - Mar 10 with 2003 views | onehunglow |
And on another court found culpable of harassment of female footballer and ordered to pay 300k in damages
Remanded in custody
On a suspended sentence already
Good luck Joey La
Ya melt | |
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| Joey Barton on 18:40 - Mar 10 with 2017 views | KeithHaynes |
He will always attract people who want to have a scrap. He's on an 18 month suspended sentence from last year. |  |
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| Joey Barton on 18:48 - Mar 10 with 1985 views | onehunglow |
| Joey Barton on 18:40 - Mar 10 by KeithHaynes |
He will always attract people who want to have a scrap. He's on an 18 month suspended sentence from last year. |
Not a good day for him Keith
Seems a rather unlucky chap with everyone wanting to scrap with him
Btw, this later victim might lose the sight of one eye and is a former Welsh Lesgue manager
The Bartons | |
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| Joey Barton on 23:55 - Mar 10 with 1870 views | swansjack84 |
I'm in the mindset that trouble can land on anyone's doorstep at anytime. We never know who is around the corner. Clearly with his reputation he attracts people who want to test him, but as saying goes, no smoke without fire. He has only himself to blame and deserves everything that comes to him. We all have a choice and he chose to be that type of person. And he won't change. | | | |
| Joey Barton on 07:53 - Mar 11 with 1783 views | KeithHaynes |
Remanded in custody. | |
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| Joey Barton on 09:10 - Mar 11 with 1715 views | onehunglow |
| Joey Barton on 07:53 - Mar 11 by KeithHaynes |
Remanded in custody. |
The three had been at the Golf club drinking together when a heated argument took place which went outside
Our Joey has bad genes and consequently can’t drink without wanting to hurt people
His sibling shoved an ice pick onto another lads brain so deep he had to have help to get it out
Those genes | |
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| Joey Barton on 12:22 - Mar 11 with 1682 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Joey Barton on 23:55 - Mar 10 by swansjack84 |
I'm in the mindset that trouble can land on anyone's doorstep at anytime. We never know who is around the corner. Clearly with his reputation he attracts people who want to test him, but as saying goes, no smoke without fire. He has only himself to blame and deserves everything that comes to him. We all have a choice and he chose to be that type of person. And he won't change. |
It’s not difficult for most people to go through life without ever inflicting serious violence on other people.
For people like Barton it’s almost a daily occurrence. It’s a choice. |  |
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| Joey Barton on 14:34 - Mar 11 with 1606 views | onehunglow |
| Joey Barton on 12:22 - Mar 11 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
It’s not difficult for most people to go through life without ever inflicting serious violence on other people.
For people like Barton it’s almost a daily occurrence. It’s a choice. |
On the night he te@tyed some bloke on Liverpool city , my own lad was on the area and saw Barton with his chums outside McD
Clearly off his head and looking for trouble
He is a scion of truly terrible “parents”
Someday , someone will get to him and finish him
Won’t be a day too soon | |
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| Joey Barton on 16:14 - Mar 20 with 1241 views | Whiterockin |
Denied bail. |  | | |
| Joey Barton on 16:50 - Mar 20 with 1186 views | onehunglow |
| Joey Barton on 16:14 - Mar 20 by Whiterockin |
Denied bail. |
Gonna be great trial
He’s innocent he acted in self defence
Yeah baby  | |
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| Joey Barton on 19:16 - Mar 20 with 1135 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Joey Barton on 12:22 - Mar 11 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
It’s not difficult for most people to go through life without ever inflicting serious violence on other people.
For people like Barton it’s almost a daily occurrence. It’s a choice. |
A summary from Wikipedia
In 2006, Merseyside Police investigated after Barton exposed his buttocks to Everton supporters following a game on 30 September. On 4 October, they announced that they would be taking no further action.[212]
On 13 March 2007, Barton was arrested on suspicion of assault and criminal damage following an altercation with a taxi driver in Liverpool on 4 March.[55] He was cleared of this charge in May 2008, after his cousin, Joshua Wilson, admitted to causing the damage.[56]
On 1 May 2007, Barton assaulted his teammate Ousmane Dabo during a training session. Dabo was hit several times, left unconscious, and hospitalised with head injuries, including a suspected detached retina.[60] On 16 May, Barton was arrested and questioned by Greater Manchester Police,[62] and was later charged with assault.[65] He initially pleaded not guilty, but later changed his plea to guilty.[66] On 1 July 2008, Barton was sentenced to a four-month suspended prison sentence plus 200 hours of community service and ordered to pay £3,000 compensation and Dabo's court costs.[5]
In the early hours of 27 December 2007, Barton was arrested on suspicion of assault in Liverpool city centre. Barton punched a man twenty times, causing him to lose consciousness, before attacking a teenage boy.[82] At the time, Barton was on bail for two previous arrests, and he was denied bail for the third arrest.[83] Barton pleaded guilty to the offence, and, on 20 May 2008, he was sentenced to six months in jail. Barton's cousin, Nadine Wilson, and his brother Andrew Barton also pleaded guilty to their part in the assaults and received suspended sentences.[3]
In August 2008, Jamie Tandy pursued a civil claim against Barton. Barton had stubbed out a lit cigar in Tandy's eye in 2004 while Tandy was a youth player at Manchester City. Tandy said that the incident caused a "major psychiatric deterioration in his health that has destroyed any chance he may have had of playing professional football at a high level."[213] In November 2009, Barton agreed to pay Tandy £65,000 as part of an out-of-court settlement.[214]
On 4 June 2012, Barton was arrested alongside three other men after a fight outside a nightclub in Liverpool.[215] Barton claimed that he had been "sucker punched" in the incident. The following month, all four men were told they would face no further police action.[216]
On 13 April 2019, South Yorkshire Police launched an investigation after Barton was alleged to have assaulted opposition manager Daniel Stendel in the Oakwell tunnel following a game between Fleetwood Town and Barnsley.[190] In July 2019, Barton was charged with causing actual bodily harm and bailed until 9 October 2019.[191] He pleaded not guilty.[192] On 6 December 2021, Barton was found not guilty of the charge.[196]
In July 2021, Barton was charged with the assault by beating of a woman at an address in Kew, London in June 2021.[217] In March 2022, a court heard that Barton was accused of kicking his wife in the head and grabbing her throat while drunk, the case being adjourned to 23 June due to a late arrival of emails.[218] The case was further delayed until the end of October, Barton's defence team being set a deadline of two weeks to provide the list of witnesses that they would be presenting and say whether or not the alleged victim would be called as a defence witness.[219] The case was dismissed on 31 October on grounds of the impossibility of Barton receiving a fair trial because prosecutors would not call the alleged victim to testify,[220] but the acquittal was reversed on appeal by the prosecution.[221] In March 2025, Barton was found guilty of assault and handed a 12-week suspended prison sentence.[222]
In April 2024, Cheshire Police announced it was investigating Barton after "reports of offences under the Communications Act". The force said it could not comment further about which posts had been reported.[223]
In March 2026, Barton was arrested on suspicion of attacking former Prescot Cables football manager Kevin Lynch near a golf club in Huyton, Merseyside on 8 March 2026. Barton was subsequently charged with grievous bodily harm with intent, and was refused bail.[224][225]
Defamation claims
Jeremy Vine sued Barton for libel over posts on X, where Barton had repeatedly called Vine a "bike nonce". In a preliminary ruling, judge Mrs Justice Steyn, in the High Court, held that the tweets were defamatory at common law, since Barton had combined the term 'nonce', British slang for paedophile, with images of notorious paedophiles such as Jimmy Savile and Jeffrey Epstein, which had the defamatory effect of falsely insinuating that Vine is a paedophile.[226] In settlement, Barton offered to pay £75,000 in damages and to pay Vine's legal expenses.[227] However, Vine stated that the £75,000 + costs was an offer made at an earlier stage, and subsequently Barton went on to make further defamatory statements, and that the legal process continues in respect of these.[228] To settle the libel claim with Vine, Barton was ordered to pay an additional £35,000.[229]
In January 2024, ITV responded with condemnation to Barton's referring to Eniola Aluko and Lucy Ward as "the Fred and Rose West of football commentary" after they appeared as pundit and co-commentator on an ITV match broadcast.[230] In July 2024 Barton was charged with making malicious communications related to tweets he made concerning Aluko, between 1 and 18 January 2024.[231] Barton had said on his Twitter feed that Aluko had only been hired as a pundit for an England game for "diversity and inclusion quotas".[232] These posts, along with others targeting Vine, led to Barton being found guilty in November 2025 at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending "grossly offensive" messages via social media.[233]
In December 2024, Barton was additionally charged with malicious communication relating to social media posts referring to Jeremy Vine and Lucy Ward.[234]
On 9 April 2025, Aluko won the first stage of a High Court libel claim against Barton. She had appeared to criticise people placed on the government's furlough scheme, for which she apologised. In response, Barton had posted comments suggesting that her private education made her a "hypocrite" and that her late father had been financially corrupt.[235][236] On 10 March 2026, Aluko won her libel case against Barton in the High Court, winning £339,000 in damages, with Barton also having to pay her legal costs.[237] Barton did not attend the High Court, as he was being held in custody following an assault that took place two days earlier.[237][238] |  |
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| Joey Barton on 19:26 - Mar 20 with 1115 views | onehunglow |
| Joey Barton on 19:16 - Mar 20 by JACKMANANDBOY |
A summary from Wikipedia
In 2006, Merseyside Police investigated after Barton exposed his buttocks to Everton supporters following a game on 30 September. On 4 October, they announced that they would be taking no further action.[212]
On 13 March 2007, Barton was arrested on suspicion of assault and criminal damage following an altercation with a taxi driver in Liverpool on 4 March.[55] He was cleared of this charge in May 2008, after his cousin, Joshua Wilson, admitted to causing the damage.[56]
On 1 May 2007, Barton assaulted his teammate Ousmane Dabo during a training session. Dabo was hit several times, left unconscious, and hospitalised with head injuries, including a suspected detached retina.[60] On 16 May, Barton was arrested and questioned by Greater Manchester Police,[62] and was later charged with assault.[65] He initially pleaded not guilty, but later changed his plea to guilty.[66] On 1 July 2008, Barton was sentenced to a four-month suspended prison sentence plus 200 hours of community service and ordered to pay £3,000 compensation and Dabo's court costs.[5]
In the early hours of 27 December 2007, Barton was arrested on suspicion of assault in Liverpool city centre. Barton punched a man twenty times, causing him to lose consciousness, before attacking a teenage boy.[82] At the time, Barton was on bail for two previous arrests, and he was denied bail for the third arrest.[83] Barton pleaded guilty to the offence, and, on 20 May 2008, he was sentenced to six months in jail. Barton's cousin, Nadine Wilson, and his brother Andrew Barton also pleaded guilty to their part in the assaults and received suspended sentences.[3]
In August 2008, Jamie Tandy pursued a civil claim against Barton. Barton had stubbed out a lit cigar in Tandy's eye in 2004 while Tandy was a youth player at Manchester City. Tandy said that the incident caused a "major psychiatric deterioration in his health that has destroyed any chance he may have had of playing professional football at a high level."[213] In November 2009, Barton agreed to pay Tandy £65,000 as part of an out-of-court settlement.[214]
On 4 June 2012, Barton was arrested alongside three other men after a fight outside a nightclub in Liverpool.[215] Barton claimed that he had been "sucker punched" in the incident. The following month, all four men were told they would face no further police action.[216]
On 13 April 2019, South Yorkshire Police launched an investigation after Barton was alleged to have assaulted opposition manager Daniel Stendel in the Oakwell tunnel following a game between Fleetwood Town and Barnsley.[190] In July 2019, Barton was charged with causing actual bodily harm and bailed until 9 October 2019.[191] He pleaded not guilty.[192] On 6 December 2021, Barton was found not guilty of the charge.[196]
In July 2021, Barton was charged with the assault by beating of a woman at an address in Kew, London in June 2021.[217] In March 2022, a court heard that Barton was accused of kicking his wife in the head and grabbing her throat while drunk, the case being adjourned to 23 June due to a late arrival of emails.[218] The case was further delayed until the end of October, Barton's defence team being set a deadline of two weeks to provide the list of witnesses that they would be presenting and say whether or not the alleged victim would be called as a defence witness.[219] The case was dismissed on 31 October on grounds of the impossibility of Barton receiving a fair trial because prosecutors would not call the alleged victim to testify,[220] but the acquittal was reversed on appeal by the prosecution.[221] In March 2025, Barton was found guilty of assault and handed a 12-week suspended prison sentence.[222]
In April 2024, Cheshire Police announced it was investigating Barton after "reports of offences under the Communications Act". The force said it could not comment further about which posts had been reported.[223]
In March 2026, Barton was arrested on suspicion of attacking former Prescot Cables football manager Kevin Lynch near a golf club in Huyton, Merseyside on 8 March 2026. Barton was subsequently charged with grievous bodily harm with intent, and was refused bail.[224][225]
Defamation claims
Jeremy Vine sued Barton for libel over posts on X, where Barton had repeatedly called Vine a "bike nonce". In a preliminary ruling, judge Mrs Justice Steyn, in the High Court, held that the tweets were defamatory at common law, since Barton had combined the term 'nonce', British slang for paedophile, with images of notorious paedophiles such as Jimmy Savile and Jeffrey Epstein, which had the defamatory effect of falsely insinuating that Vine is a paedophile.[226] In settlement, Barton offered to pay £75,000 in damages and to pay Vine's legal expenses.[227] However, Vine stated that the £75,000 + costs was an offer made at an earlier stage, and subsequently Barton went on to make further defamatory statements, and that the legal process continues in respect of these.[228] To settle the libel claim with Vine, Barton was ordered to pay an additional £35,000.[229]
In January 2024, ITV responded with condemnation to Barton's referring to Eniola Aluko and Lucy Ward as "the Fred and Rose West of football commentary" after they appeared as pundit and co-commentator on an ITV match broadcast.[230] In July 2024 Barton was charged with making malicious communications related to tweets he made concerning Aluko, between 1 and 18 January 2024.[231] Barton had said on his Twitter feed that Aluko had only been hired as a pundit for an England game for "diversity and inclusion quotas".[232] These posts, along with others targeting Vine, led to Barton being found guilty in November 2025 at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending "grossly offensive" messages via social media.[233]
In December 2024, Barton was additionally charged with malicious communication relating to social media posts referring to Jeremy Vine and Lucy Ward.[234]
On 9 April 2025, Aluko won the first stage of a High Court libel claim against Barton. She had appeared to criticise people placed on the government's furlough scheme, for which she apologised. In response, Barton had posted comments suggesting that her private education made her a "hypocrite" and that her late father had been financially corrupt.[235][236] On 10 March 2026, Aluko won her libel case against Barton in the High Court, winning £339,000 in damages, with Barton also having to pay her legal costs.[237] Barton did not attend the High Court, as he was being held in custody following an assault that took place two days earlier.[237][238] |
He was provoked !
Wasn’t him?
Self defence ?
Over to his legal team
He is too dirty to be flushed down a toilet | |
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| Joey Barton on 00:16 - Mar 21 with 1050 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Joey Barton on 19:16 - Mar 20 by JACKMANANDBOY |
A summary from Wikipedia
In 2006, Merseyside Police investigated after Barton exposed his buttocks to Everton supporters following a game on 30 September. On 4 October, they announced that they would be taking no further action.[212]
On 13 March 2007, Barton was arrested on suspicion of assault and criminal damage following an altercation with a taxi driver in Liverpool on 4 March.[55] He was cleared of this charge in May 2008, after his cousin, Joshua Wilson, admitted to causing the damage.[56]
On 1 May 2007, Barton assaulted his teammate Ousmane Dabo during a training session. Dabo was hit several times, left unconscious, and hospitalised with head injuries, including a suspected detached retina.[60] On 16 May, Barton was arrested and questioned by Greater Manchester Police,[62] and was later charged with assault.[65] He initially pleaded not guilty, but later changed his plea to guilty.[66] On 1 July 2008, Barton was sentenced to a four-month suspended prison sentence plus 200 hours of community service and ordered to pay £3,000 compensation and Dabo's court costs.[5]
In the early hours of 27 December 2007, Barton was arrested on suspicion of assault in Liverpool city centre. Barton punched a man twenty times, causing him to lose consciousness, before attacking a teenage boy.[82] At the time, Barton was on bail for two previous arrests, and he was denied bail for the third arrest.[83] Barton pleaded guilty to the offence, and, on 20 May 2008, he was sentenced to six months in jail. Barton's cousin, Nadine Wilson, and his brother Andrew Barton also pleaded guilty to their part in the assaults and received suspended sentences.[3]
In August 2008, Jamie Tandy pursued a civil claim against Barton. Barton had stubbed out a lit cigar in Tandy's eye in 2004 while Tandy was a youth player at Manchester City. Tandy said that the incident caused a "major psychiatric deterioration in his health that has destroyed any chance he may have had of playing professional football at a high level."[213] In November 2009, Barton agreed to pay Tandy £65,000 as part of an out-of-court settlement.[214]
On 4 June 2012, Barton was arrested alongside three other men after a fight outside a nightclub in Liverpool.[215] Barton claimed that he had been "sucker punched" in the incident. The following month, all four men were told they would face no further police action.[216]
On 13 April 2019, South Yorkshire Police launched an investigation after Barton was alleged to have assaulted opposition manager Daniel Stendel in the Oakwell tunnel following a game between Fleetwood Town and Barnsley.[190] In July 2019, Barton was charged with causing actual bodily harm and bailed until 9 October 2019.[191] He pleaded not guilty.[192] On 6 December 2021, Barton was found not guilty of the charge.[196]
In July 2021, Barton was charged with the assault by beating of a woman at an address in Kew, London in June 2021.[217] In March 2022, a court heard that Barton was accused of kicking his wife in the head and grabbing her throat while drunk, the case being adjourned to 23 June due to a late arrival of emails.[218] The case was further delayed until the end of October, Barton's defence team being set a deadline of two weeks to provide the list of witnesses that they would be presenting and say whether or not the alleged victim would be called as a defence witness.[219] The case was dismissed on 31 October on grounds of the impossibility of Barton receiving a fair trial because prosecutors would not call the alleged victim to testify,[220] but the acquittal was reversed on appeal by the prosecution.[221] In March 2025, Barton was found guilty of assault and handed a 12-week suspended prison sentence.[222]
In April 2024, Cheshire Police announced it was investigating Barton after "reports of offences under the Communications Act". The force said it could not comment further about which posts had been reported.[223]
In March 2026, Barton was arrested on suspicion of attacking former Prescot Cables football manager Kevin Lynch near a golf club in Huyton, Merseyside on 8 March 2026. Barton was subsequently charged with grievous bodily harm with intent, and was refused bail.[224][225]
Defamation claims
Jeremy Vine sued Barton for libel over posts on X, where Barton had repeatedly called Vine a "bike nonce". In a preliminary ruling, judge Mrs Justice Steyn, in the High Court, held that the tweets were defamatory at common law, since Barton had combined the term 'nonce', British slang for paedophile, with images of notorious paedophiles such as Jimmy Savile and Jeffrey Epstein, which had the defamatory effect of falsely insinuating that Vine is a paedophile.[226] In settlement, Barton offered to pay £75,000 in damages and to pay Vine's legal expenses.[227] However, Vine stated that the £75,000 + costs was an offer made at an earlier stage, and subsequently Barton went on to make further defamatory statements, and that the legal process continues in respect of these.[228] To settle the libel claim with Vine, Barton was ordered to pay an additional £35,000.[229]
In January 2024, ITV responded with condemnation to Barton's referring to Eniola Aluko and Lucy Ward as "the Fred and Rose West of football commentary" after they appeared as pundit and co-commentator on an ITV match broadcast.[230] In July 2024 Barton was charged with making malicious communications related to tweets he made concerning Aluko, between 1 and 18 January 2024.[231] Barton had said on his Twitter feed that Aluko had only been hired as a pundit for an England game for "diversity and inclusion quotas".[232] These posts, along with others targeting Vine, led to Barton being found guilty in November 2025 at Liverpool Crown Court of six counts of sending "grossly offensive" messages via social media.[233]
In December 2024, Barton was additionally charged with malicious communication relating to social media posts referring to Jeremy Vine and Lucy Ward.[234]
On 9 April 2025, Aluko won the first stage of a High Court libel claim against Barton. She had appeared to criticise people placed on the government's furlough scheme, for which she apologised. In response, Barton had posted comments suggesting that her private education made her a "hypocrite" and that her late father had been financially corrupt.[235][236] On 10 March 2026, Aluko won her libel case against Barton in the High Court, winning £339,000 in damages, with Barton also having to pay her legal costs.[237] Barton did not attend the High Court, as he was being held in custody following an assault that took place two days earlier.[237][238] |
This must have been his CV pre 2026 for that little spell he had on Talksport Radio. I wonder what happened to Colin Murray ? |  |
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| Joey Barton on 16:50 - Mar 21 with 918 views | KeithHaynes |
| Joey Barton on 00:16 - Mar 21 by ReslovenSwan1 |
This must have been his CV pre 2026 for that little spell he had on Talksport Radio. I wonder what happened to Colin Murray ? |
He refused a new contract at Talk Sport as they are sponsored by The Sun who rubbished Liverpool after Hillsborough. | |
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