I'm stuck in the dilemma of not wanting this buffoon to earn any money out of buying his book and also being quite intrigued to see if it's any good.

Anyone read it and can let me know whether I should save my money or if it's worth reading?

Having read some extracts I think that it's a bit more forthright than the banal rubbish that is usually churned out sportsmen's autobiographies

It's on my list of books I never want to read which include Alex Ferguson's autobiography.

In fact seeing its called 'No Nonsense' I can imagine its about how he's really 'passionate and misunderstood'.

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There's a lot of thinly veiled phrases these c**t's hide behind Jamie:

He's alright, got a bit of a temper = C**t!
He's very forthright = C**t!
He's a bit of a geezer = C**t!
He's a cheeky chappy = C**t!
He gets a bit lairy when he's had a few = C**t!
He just says what we're all thinking = C**t (and no he doesn't.

Barton is a bloke who's always trying to justify his c**tishness by claiming he did stupid things in the past but is now reformed.
He'll quote Friedrich Nietzsche as though that means he's an intellectual - he's not. He's a buffoon who can't keep a lid on his temper and would have been locked up years ago were he not a talented footballer.

You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.

So, does that make you a........?

Bexley Dave

Can you hear the Brighton sing? I can't hear a ******* thing!

"The most arrogant, obnoxious bunch of deluded little sun tanned, loafer wearing mummy's boys I've ever had the misfortune of having to listen to" (Burnley forum)