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Scott Brown has no interest in reigniting his feud with Joey Barton when they clash as managers for the first time.

Almost 20 years ago, Manchester City travelled down to Tottenham for an FA Cup replay with hope but not much else.

Eni Aluko, a former footballer turned pundit, has left the UK due to fears for her safety after receiving online abuse following offensive comments made by Joey Barton.

He's spent much of the last few weeks on social media taking aim at female football commentators and pundits. But former Manchester City midfielder Joey Barton has also been involved in plenty of other controversies over the years.

British former footballer turned former manager Joey Barton has escalated his battles regarding female commentators in sport, after he was slammed by broadcaster ITV for making “vindictive” remarks about two of their pundits.

The family of a murdered teenager have hit out at Joey Barton after he described the unprovoked, racially-motivated killing as a 'f*****g scrap.' The former Manchester City footballer turned manager has been accused of 'heaping further pain and suffering' on relatives and friends of Antony Walker and of 'seeming to 'trivialise' the incident following comments about his brother, who was jailed for Mr Walker's murder, the Liverpool Echo reports.

Bristol Rovers have sacked former Manchester City player Joey Barton as manager after a poor start to the season left the club 16th in League One.

Scott Brown has confessed Fleetwood were due a late goal and praised the willingness of his players after the Celtic hero saw his side snatch a point with a dramatic late equaliser against Bristol Rovers - a clash where former Old Firm rival Joey Barton was sent off.

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straight to your inboxIt's probably the most infamous yellow card in Premier League history.August 23 2006. Manchester City's first home game of the season - a 0-0 draw against Portsmouth marking a slight improvement on an opening day 3-0 reverse at Chelsea.

straight to your inboxAfter unsuccessful youth spells with Everton and Liverpool, Joey Barton would make his breakthrough at Manchester City under the watchful eye of Kevin Keegan. Barton's 'debut’ certainly didn’t go to plan, though. City were two goals down away at Middlesbrough in 2003 when Nicolas Anelka pulled one back, and Keegan made the decision to summon 18-year-old Barton from the substitutes bench. However, Barton had lost his shirt and, with the rules outlining he needed to wear his

Former Hamilton Accies ace Ali Crawford has slapped down Joey Barton as he recalled the time the Rangers flop took a pop at the standard of Scottish football.

Kenny Miller insists Rangers should have given more time to Mark Warburton and reckons there's no chance he would have resigned.