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Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Hughes ready to kick captain Joey Barton out of Loftus Road
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Chairman Clarke Carlisle says the Professional Footballers' Association is willing to offer support to QPR midfielder Joey Barton. "We as a union are there for all of our members as long as they show a willingness to address their behaviour," said Carlis Full Article at BBC Sport
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2004: February - Sent off at half-time in an FA Cup tie at Tottenham with his team 3-0 down. City go on to win 4-3. April - Storms out of Eastlands before kick-off after being dropped from the side to face Southampton. July - Criticised by manager Kevin Full Article at Footymad
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LONDON, England ● Queens Park Rangers captain Joey Barton was banned for 12 matches by the English Football Association on Wednesday after being found guilty of repeated violent conduct in the last match of the Premier League season at Manchester City. Q Full Article at The Soccer Room
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Bad behaviour: Joey Barton is restrained after being shown a red card by Referee Mike Dean during Premier League game against Manchester City. Picture: Getty Images Source: Getty Images QPR captain Joey Barton has been banned for 12 matches for repeated Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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London: Queens Park Rangers captain Joey Barton was banned for 12 matches by the English Football Association on Wednesday after being found guilty of repeated violent conduct in the last match of the Premier League season at Manchester City. The hot-hea Full Article at NDTV
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LONDON (AP) — Queens Park Rangers captain Joey Barton was banned for 12 matches by the English Football Association on Wednesday after being found guilty of repeated violent conduct in the last match of the Premier League season at Manchester City. The h Full Article at Washington Examiner
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THE GUARDIAN/DANNY TAYLOR Joey Barton's latest act of violence proves he is no renaissance man Forget the Nietzsche quotes and Newsnight appearances, Barton's vicious temper is always just below the surface If there is one thing we know about Joey Barton Full Article at Soccer Blogs
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THE GUARDIAN/DANNY TAYLOR Joey Barton's latest act of violence proves he is no renaissance man Forget the Nietzsche quotes and Newsnight appearances, Barton's vicious temper is always just below the surface If there is one thing we know about Joey Barton Full Article at QPR Report
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2003: April - Makes Manchester City debut in a 2-0 defeat at Bolton. Scores first Blues goal in 2-0 win at Tottenham. 2004: February - Sent off at half-time in an FA Cup tie at Tottenham with his team 3-0 down. City go on to win 4-3. April - Storms out o Full Article at ITV Sport
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Still raging. Still lashing out. And, presumably, still misunderstood? Joey Barton is a walking cliche. The Queens Park Rangers captain was given an extension until noon on Wednesday, to respond to two additional charges of violent conduct in the afterma Full Article at Give Me Football
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Gordon Taylor has strongly condemned Joey Barton, claiming the QPR captain fully deserves a lengthy ban for his antics during and after Sunday's defeat at Manchester City. Barton's future at QPR is in doubt after he elbowed Carlos Tevez, kicked Sergio Ag Full Article at Sporting Life
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Barton's future at QPR is in doubt after he elbowed Carlos Tevez, kicked Sergio Aguero and appeared to headbutt Vincent Kompany during Rangers' 3-2 defeat at Manchester City on Sunday. The Rangers skipper has until midday today to decide whether to appea Full Article at This Is London
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Joey Barton: QPR captain has been granted an extension by the FA to respond to charges The Football Association has granted Joey Barton an extension until midday on Wednesday to respond to two charges of alleged violent conduct. QPR midfielder Barton was Full Article at Sky Sports
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He quotes Nietzsche with the most basic of grammatical errors, tries and ultimately fails to make proper sense of George Orwell - for this we can offer a sympathetic hand, not everyone is cut out to make heads or tails of the world's most famous philosop Full Article at The Huffington Post
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QPR's Joey Barton was dismissed for striking Carlos Tevez with an elbow in today's Premier League match at Manchester City, where his team were battling for survival and City for the title. The former City player then kneed Sergio Aguero, sending the str Full Article at The Daily Echo
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QPR captain Joey Barton is not going to allow former employers Manchester City to walk away with the title on Sunday, and has promised to give them a 'reality check'. If QPR manage to win or draw against City, and Manchester United win against Sunderland Full Article at Football365.co.za
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He has used 140 characters to cite authorities from Nietzsche and George Orwell to The Smiths, attracting admiration and ridicule on the way. But the tweeting days of Joey Barton may be over, as the Premier League footballer looks to expand his online pe Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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