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Joey Barton’s misogynistic rants could damage women’s football
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Joey Barton talking to the media before the Sky Bet League One match at the Memorial Stadium, Bristol, April 15, 2023
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JOEY BARTON’S career as a footballer was always one mired with controversy and violence.
From numerous red cards on the pitch, to fighting and prison sentences off it, the former Newcastle and Manchester City man was never going to be considered one of footballs “nice guys.”
However, since the one-time England international’s retirement and recent spell in charge of League 1 side Bristol Rovers, Barton has caused the public perception of him to fall even lower.
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