Pedersen Accepts Barton Apology


By Tyne-Talk
November 16 2010

Morten Gamst Pedersen has accepted Joey Barton's apology after the Newcastle United midfielder lashed out on the pitch in the game between Newcastle and Blackburn last week. Barton, who left a message on the Norwegian's voicemail has been handed a 3 match ban by the FA for Violent Conduct.


Pedersen told the Lancashire Telegraph;

"He left a nice message on my answering machine and I called him up the minute we had finished our team meeting.

Joey shows that there is more to him than what came out on the pitch the other day, and I really appreciate it.

It's not everyone who has the courage to call to apologise after such an episode, but Joey did without hesitation.

Both me and Joey are professional and fully agree to put this behind us, and that we can laugh about the whole thing next time we meet."

Pedersen Accepts Barton Apology
Posted by: TyneTalk (IP Logged)
Date: 16/11/2010 18:33

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Re: Pedersen Accepts Barton Apology
Posted by: Biffins Bridge (IP Logged)
Date: 17/11/2010 00:14

Just keep yourself in check Joey pal because you have been one of our best players this season. We need him on the pitch not getting suspended for something so stupid.

A lot of us on here said at the end of last season that he was probably our best midfielder and he hasnt disappointed.

I hope this is just a little blip in him changing his ways.

Re: Pedersen Accepts Barton Apology
Posted by: TOONTILLIDIE (IP Logged)
Date: 19/11/2010 05:17

It was a total @#$%& when he did this as he was playing fantastic and looked like he was getting all the positive media, where now he throws himself back in with the vultures. Even though he will be a massive loss when out, he will come back with a bang, and hopefully in a good way

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