Joey Bartonformer Bristol Rovers manager and for a long time considered one of the first divisionOne of the most controversial footballers has criticized the presence of women as commentators in football matches.
first Manchester City, Newcastle, Rangers, Marseille and Burnley The player stated that “women are not qualified” to talk about men's football, “they have no authority on the subject”, in a clear attack on Alex Scott (BBC Football), Laura Woods (TNT) and Bianca Westwood (Sky Sports).
“I'm worried about female footballers who aren't good enough to comment on players because they don't understand the game,” she wrote on Twitter.
“They're taking jobs from men who are good enough. They're taking advantage of their opportunities. Taking food out of their families' mouths. When those men have done the hard work.”
Joey Barton believes that “women should not speak with any kind of authority in men's football. Come on, let's be serious. Let's be serious. It's a completely different game. If you don't accept it, we will always see things differently.” “Football is thriving. It's fantastic to see. I can't take anything they say in men's football seriously.”
Joey Barton: “John Terry said what we all thought a long time ago”
“John Terry said what we all thought a long time ago,” said Joey Barton, recalling a comment criticized by the former Chelsea man during the 2018 World Cup.
“I'll have to watch this game on low volume,” Terry said of Vicki Sparks' commentary on Portugal vs. Morocco.
Joey BartonReferring to Terry and his comment, he said that “John had to pretend his TV was broken. He's worth about 100 million, he was captain of Chelsea and England and he had to resort to lying to avoid being attacked.”
