Roy Keane mocks Joey Barton as Emma Hayes talked about in quiz with Gary Neville
Roy Keane could not assist however take a jab at Joey Barton following his latest rants in opposition to girls working in soccer.
The Manchester United legend brought on his colleagues on the Stick to Football podcast to have a laughing match after the quick-timed joke in regards to the former Premier League star.
On the most recent episode of the present that features Gary Neville, Ian Wright, Jamie Carragher, and Jill Scott, the Irishman teamed up with the Arsenal icon to check their soccer information in opposition to the well-known Sky Sports duo.
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The pair had to determine who had an extended stint as supervisor between David Moyes at Everton or Emma Hayes at Chelsea. The query left Keane and Wright stumped as they did not know the way lengthy Hayes has been on the membership for however had been fortunate sufficient to name the lady herself for the reply due to Wright.
While they thought in regards to the reply, Keane hilariously mentioned: “I might ring Joey Barton, Joey will know” leaving the panel in hysterics due to his perfectly-timed quip.
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The wisecrack from the previous United captain comes after Barton’s latest campaign in opposition to girls working in males’s soccer, sensationally claiming they haven’t any authority as pundits or commentators within the males’s sport.
Barton, 41, particularly took intention at Arsenal nice Alex Scott calling her “unqualified” to speak about males’s soccer. He took to social media as he remarked: “Women shouldn’t be talking with any kind of authority in the men’s game,” he mentioned on social media. “Come on. Let’s be serious. It’s a completely different game. If you don’t accept that. We will always see things differently.”
The former Bristol Rovers supervisor has been extraordinarily energetic on-line in his controversial tirade as he picked out Mary Earps as his newest goal after the England Women star named because the BBC’s Sport Personality of the Year earlier this month.
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The Manchester United goalkeeper turned the second consecutive Lioness to win the award after Beth Mead received it in 2022 however her triumph left Barton fuming. He took to X (previously often known as Twitter) and wrote: “So the best sports person this year is… A Women Goalie.
“Lost in a few finals this yr. Not received a sausage. So in style that Nike didn’t even promote a duplicate jersey earlier than match. You telling me all those that jumped on that bandwagon, haven’t voted within the BBC nonsense? Good luck to Mary. Hope she makes just a few quid.”