No Nonsense: The Autobiography

No Nonsense: The Autobiography is Joey Barton's 2016 memoir, offering a candid look at his controversial football career with clubs like Manchester City, Newcastle, and QPR, detailing his tough upbringing, on-field incidents, and personal transformation after prison, all told with his characteristic bluntness and self-reflection. The book covers his life from a difficult Liverpool childhood to his time as a player and his evolving public persona, providing insights into the game and his own mistakes. Content: The book is a raw, honest account of his life, covering his formative years, his career, and his personal growth, including the impact of his prison sentence. Themes: It explores themes of rejection, mistakes, and redemption, with Barton reflecting on his past actions and the football world. Style: It's described as candid, challenging, and intelligent, featuring his trademark combative personality and self-deprecating humor. Key Moments: It delves into incidents like his time with Alan Shearer at Newcastle, his time at Rangers, and his public controversies, while also discussing his future plans.