Newcastle United and Queen’s Park Rangers star Barton criticises the crowning of Earps as BBC SPOTY and claims he would score '100 out of 100 penalties' against her.
Newcastle United and Queen’s Park Rangers star Barton criticised the crowning of Earps as BBC SPOTY and claimed he would score '100 out of 100 penalties' against the England and Barton initially tweeted: 'Well done Mary.' However, he followed that up with a Tweet saying: 'Sports Personality of the Year! More f****** nonsense. Well done to all involved. So the best sportsperson this year is… A Women Goalie.' Lost in a couple of finals this year. Not won a sausage.
So popular that Nike didn't even sell a replica jersey before the tournament. Are you telling me all those who jumped on that bandwagon, haven't voted in the BBC nonsense? Good luck to... Among several further Tweets, Barton quoted a passage from George Orwell's Animal Farm and 1984, before resharing a video of Earps' penalty save in the World Cup final against Spain. He commented: 'That's a bad penalty and she's clearly off her line very early. No retake? SPOTY for that! Drop me out. I'd score 100 out of 100 penalties against Mary Earps. Any day of the week. Twice on a f****** Sunday.
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