Barton insists Bristol Rovers 'won't have pants pulled down' for transfers as new target emerges
Joey Barton insists Bristol Rovers "won’t be getting their pants pulled down by anybody anymore" and are the club "changes tack" in the transfer market.
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Joey Barton insists Bristol Rovers "won’t be getting their pants pulled down by anybody anymore" and are the club "changes tack" in the transfer market.
Joey Barton said his players were frustrated not to score more goals as Bristol Rovers romped to a 4-0 win over 10-man Burton Albion at the Pirelli Stadium on Saturday.
Port Vale made a winning start to the new League One campaign, but it was mixed fortunes for the players who left Vale Park this summer.
After spending a season on loan with Bristol Rovers during the 2021/22 campaign, Joey Barton has been hoping to sign Connor Taylor for the Gas again during this transfer window.
Yeah, the champions of the division we played in last year. It’s kind of who you want to play, isn’t it? You want to play the sides you competed against last year because you know them a bit better.
Joey Barton believes Glenn Whelan has all the qualities required to carve out a career as a top-level coach and tipped the Dubliner to one day manage the Republic of Ireland.
The League Two promotion race was a distinctly South West affair last season with all three sides gaining an automatic pathway into the third tier being from the region: Bristol Rovers, Exeter City and league champions Forest Green Rovers.
The sight of Scott Brown lifting silverware season after season routinely riled Rangers fan Barry Nicholson. That grin and the grip on the league trophy left Fleetwood’s first team coach fuming from afar.