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He might only want to know how to sign up to twitter so he can join inOriginally posted by Stanley76 View Post
Chelsea!! who the **** are Chelsea -
He needs to.
I think Bartn is trying to build a brand at the moment and he foccuusses more on Twitter than football. He has had a few decent games for us - no where near good enough for someone who claims to be one of the best 4 midfield players in the country.
More than that though, he is embarrassing the club as well as himself.Comment
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In business there are confidentially clauses in contracts, could, should or would football clubs have such clauses to stop the Barton's of this world discussing their employers business in such a manner in public?
Some, of course will say it enfringes his freedom of speech or human rights etc.
Personally, I think he should shut the **** up.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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[QUOTE=cross it Dave;808588]In business there are confidentially clauses in contracts, could, should or would football clubs have such clauses to stop the Barton's of this world discussing their employers business in such a manner in public?
Some, of course will say it enfringes his freedom of speech or human rights etc.
Personally, I think he should shut the **** up.[/QUOTE
Spot on, the bloke is getting on my ****ing nerves twitter this twitter that, I would also drop him has done nothing to warrent a place in the side, as for SWP don't get me startedComment
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I guess you follow him then....?Originally posted by silvercue View Post
He's obsessed with having a large following that gives him the idea his opinion on any subject is relevant or needed. If people didn't follow him there would be no problem. Pretty ironic many of them say he should pack it in.Comment
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This is normal. Journalists write outrageous things in newspapers. Why? because the public want to read about it (even if asked they say they are not interested).Comment
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Mark Hughes will wait to punish Joey Barton over John Terry
Mark Hughes will await the outcome of the Attorney General's investigation into Joey Barton's comments about John Terry before taking action against his captain.
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I do cringe every time I read a headline... "Joey tweets again..." I thought the guy was fairly intelligent. Now though I fear he'll cross a line... and quite soon.
Where can one find Bush Babes?
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He comes across to me as a Utopian, pseudo-intellectual, idealistic, champagne-socialist with major anger-issues.
But thats just my humble opinion of him
Last edited by Stanley; 06-02-2012, 02:07 PM.Comment
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Im past caring about his tweets he bores me.Comment
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Yes, I follow him - which is why I know that he is making an idiot out of himself and embarrassing the club.Originally posted by Del View Post
If he wasn't a QPR player I would not follow him. No one is saying he should pack in Twitter - people just think he needs to think a bit more, stop saying things in a desperate (and failed) attempt to sound clever when he is not and stop bringing the club into disrepute.
The fact that he has a Twitter account and tweets is not the issue. The fact that he deliberately courts controversy to increase his non QPR following and create a brand for himself at the expense of our club's name is the issue for me.
The vast majority of his followers are not QPR fans.Comment
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I'm sure youre right.Originally posted by silvercue View Post
Does QPR have over a million fans world-wide?Comment
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He's so boring, it's just ridiculous now.
I wish he would shut the f*** up and concentrate on his football.
I don't care what anyone says, he hasn't been good this season, he's had 4/5 good games for us yet walks around like billy big b*****s.Comment
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