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Joey Barton
As usual I suspect most will disagree with me especially about our golden boy but after a couple of brilliant games when he first came back to us Joey is starting to look off the pace and out of his depth in the Premier league.
Haven't seen enough of Westwood to make a decision but i hope for £5m we have a someone capable of better performances that we are seeing from Barton at the moment.
That said on yesterdays showing he was still the best of a bad bunch when it came to the two centre midfielders
Haven't seen enough of Westwood to make a decision but i hope for £5m we have a someone capable of better performances that we are seeing from Barton at the moment.
That said on yesterdays showing he was still the best of a bad bunch when it came to the two centre midfielders
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Re: Joey Barton
I thought Joey was nonexistent during the second half tbh (albeit from watching via stream)
At around 70mins I even questioned my mate asking if he'd been substituted
At around 70mins I even questioned my mate asking if he'd been substituted
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Re: Joey Barton
One quiet game,and some of our support turns on him.... Jeez!
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Re: Joey Barton
The early yellow played a big part. It quietened him and also meant that Hendrick had to stay on. That said the yellow had to be taken in the circumstances.
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Re: Joey Barton
Nope not one quiet game. Think he has been poor since the Watford game and not turning on him just voicing an opinion that I think he's struggling.Steve1956 wrote:One quiet game,and some of our support turns on him.... Jeez!
If you disagree fair enough but dont just twist my words to suit your response
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Re: Joey Barton
Devils_Advocate wrote:
That said on yesterdays showing he was still the best of a bad bunch when it came to the two centre midfielders
Two is not a bunch.
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Re: Joey Barton
Carrying an injury.
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Re: Joey Barton
Referring to him as Golden boy,I take it he's not your favourite Claret thoughDevils_Advocate wrote:Nope not one quiet game. Think he has been poor since the Watford game and not turning on him just voicing an opinion that I think he's struggling.
If you disagree fair enough but dont just twist my words to suit your response

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Re: Joey Barton
By definition a bunch is a group of people and a group is a set of two or more people so I think you are incorrectBin Ont Turf wrote:Two is not a bunch.
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Re: Joey Barton
and to be fair, he also can't do it all on his own, this isn't the Championship
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Re: Joey Barton
I really like Barton and the reference to golden boy was more about other peoples perception as certain players are not to be criticised and he seems to me to be one of themSteve1956 wrote:Referring to him as Golden boy,I take it he's not your favourite Claret though
As much as I like him I feel he is struggling and hope that Westwood might be able to offer us more
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Re: Joey Barton
I'd like more focus on what constitutes a 'bunch'. If it's a group of people then I've been eating some weird fruit.Devils_Advocate wrote:By definition a bunch is a group of people and a group is a set of two or more people so I think you are incorrect
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Re: Joey Barton
yesterday was a two man midfield against a three. Its always going to be difficult in those circumstances.
We also played a lot of long balls yesterday.
We also played a lot of long balls yesterday.
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Re: Joey Barton
more people on the coke i see
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Re: Joey Barton
Foulthrow wrote:I'd like more focus on what constitutes a 'bunch'. If it's a group of people then I've been eating some weird fruit.
You only have to come on here after an away game for a bunch of bananas.

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Re: Joey Barton
I think he might have something on his mind!
He'll do for me.
He'll do for me.
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Re: Joey Barton
I agree with the OP.
Before Barton signed, there were many posters on here who said (if not in these precise words) that he would add steel and determination to the side; that he would help turn potential defeats into draws, and draws into victories. He was going to be an inspirational leader, who would lead by peerless example.
Well - not too much of that in the games against Lincoln, Hull, Swansea, Liverpool or Sunderland.
IMHO, of course.
Before Barton signed, there were many posters on here who said (if not in these precise words) that he would add steel and determination to the side; that he would help turn potential defeats into draws, and draws into victories. He was going to be an inspirational leader, who would lead by peerless example.
Well - not too much of that in the games against Lincoln, Hull, Swansea, Liverpool or Sunderland.
IMHO, of course.
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Re: Joey Barton
Hi D_A, I guess we all want several players to be match winners in most games. I don't think it works like that. Some games player X or Y will be an absolute star, other games the same players may have little impact. Lots of factors why this may be and a slight "niggling" injury is often one of them.Devils_Advocate wrote:I really like Barton and the reference to golden boy was more about other peoples perception as certain players are not to be criticised and he seems to me to be one of them
As much as I like him I feel he is struggling and hope that Westwood might be able to offer us more
It's great to Joey Barton back at Burnley. He's already played more games than we could have expected given the betting thing. And, in that period we've ben without several other mid-fielders. However Joey is playing match to match we are better off than we were 2 seasons back when Marney was injured and we had no CMs to step up.
Sean Dyche sees all the players in training and Sean and his coaching staff have got all they need from the match stats and everything else that matters in selecting the team.
We've not seen enough of Ashley Westwood up to now. I'm sure he will prove a valuable Burnley player, but, like Hendrick and JBG earlier in the season, it is to be expected that he will need time to find his place in the team and the framework etc. etc.
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Re: Joey Barton
The early yellow card prevented joey from doing what he usually does. Any other challenge and he'd have walked, because he's joey bartonwilks_bfc wrote:I thought Joey was nonexistent during the second half tbh (albeit from watching via stream)
At around 70mins I even questioned my mate asking if he'd been substituted
Re: Joey Barton
If Joeys good enough for Sean,thats good enough for me,dont forget,The Premier League is the BEST in the World!Joey and Burnley aint doin too bad,it is still Dare to Dream you know,ENJOY!
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Re: Joey Barton
Joey has been good since his return. Miles better than Westwood.
I'd like to see Defour in asap though.
I'd like to see Defour in asap though.
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Re: Joey Barton
I would like to see Barton and Defour risked. Hendrick wide left.
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Re: Joey Barton
I know that. It wasn't a criticism against Joey but seeing as we only used 2 subs I'm puzzled to why he wasn't subbed for Defour, Westwood or everyone's favourite utility man TarkyAndreshotboots wrote:The early yellow card prevented joey from doing what he usually does. Any other challenge and he'd have walked, because he's joey barton
Re: Joey Barton
I haven't seen Westwood put a bad performance in yet?Right_winger wrote:Joey has been good since his return. Miles better than Westwood.
I'd like to see Defour in asap though.
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Re: Joey Barton
Joey held things together in midfield when things started to get hairy as Sunderland pressed.We need his energy next season and definatley got sold a pup if we paid £5m for Westwood. Ashley looked lost when he played v Swansea.
Re: Joey Barton
Forget the game but when Barton and Defour played together they were both superb, really seemed to understand each other.
Re: Joey Barton
I'd like to see him in the middle with Hendrick and Defour playing again. One quiet game isn't bad at all though.
Re: Joey Barton
Bristol City in the cup?Diesel wrote:Forget the game but when Barton and Defour played together they were both superb, really seemed to understand each other.
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Re: Joey Barton
Personally, I thought he had a decent touch but only ever passed it sideways from what I remember.
Too often we got into good positions and didn't have the skill/cajunas/ideas for the killer pass forwards. Joey wasn't poor, but he wasn't a match winner either, which is what our midfield cried out for.
Too often we got into good positions and didn't have the skill/cajunas/ideas for the killer pass forwards. Joey wasn't poor, but he wasn't a match winner either, which is what our midfield cried out for.
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Re: Joey Barton
I haven't seen him do anything yet.ClaretAL wrote:I haven't seen Westwood put a bad performance in yet?
Barton always has and always will be a much better player than Westwood.
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Re: Joey Barton
Dogshit again. if Westwood isn't an improvement we are in big trouble next season