Barton claims City revival partly down to him

Joey Barton believes Manchester City’s resurgence this season may not have happened without his performances in the last campaign.

Wed, 03 Oct, 2007 - 12:49

Joey Barton believes Manchester City’s resurgence this season may not have happened without his performances in the last campaign.

The England midfielder left City for Newcastle in a £5.8m deal in the summer but is yet to make his competitive debut for his new club due to injury.

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