After Emma Hayes’ Rant, Joey Barton’s Wish to See USWNT Boss Manage a Men’s Team Goes Viral After 6 Years
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Soccer Football – Women’s Super League – Everton v Chelsea – Walton Hall Park, Liverpool, Britain – November 12, 2023 Chelsea manager Emma Hayes before the match Action Images via Reuters/Jason Cairnduff
The world of sport, which unifies humanity, is sometimes unable to have diversity. Recently, a silent spat between a former player and current Chelsea coach, Emma Hayes, has been trending in the media for the wrong reasons. Hayes has recently called out an issue stirred by a former Manchester City player’s comment and accused the system of keeping male privilege. But her response seems to have opened up old books now.
Hayes, who is one of the most successful coaches in women’s soccer, does provide expert analyses as well. However, the participation of women in men’s soccer was not a good idea, according to the former Manchester City player turned coach.
Emma Hayes’ response to Joey Barton resurfaces his old tweet on her
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Joey Barton has recently been involved in tweeting against women speaking for men’s soccer. The player who feels women should not talk with any authority about men’s games has raised the eyebrows of many including Emma Hayes. Even though she did not bash the star directly, she said that the sport was suffering from misogyny and bullying in her recent take on the issue. However, this led social media to recall Barton’s 6-year-old tweet, in which he wrote that he would be happy to see Hayes in the men’s game.
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@emmahayes1 on @talkSPORT Every time I hear her speak, she impresses. Would love to see her cross over into the men’s game. I’m sure she’d be a success. 👍🏻
— Joey Barton (@Joey7Barton) November 29, 2017
The former midfielder added, “As the sport is getting wider, many lady experts and journalists have risen.” Now, Barton seemed to have flipped the story upside down with the controversial statements.
However, Hayes gave a response to his recent tweets, taking a generalized route. She said, “If I go all Darwinism on us and speak on evolutionary theory, when there is an existential threat, you either evolve or die,” calling for change in the system and avoiding destructive conversations. Hayes is also a well-appreciated pundit who will go to the United States in June next year.
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Emma Hayes trumps the game card over Barton
Barton was sacked as the coach of the Bristol Rovers in October. On the other side, Hayes will join the US Women’s National Team next year as its head coach. The 47-year-old has signed a record deal with the United States Soccer Federation as the highest-earning female soccer coach.
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Emma Hayes has been a superstar in the world of women’s soccer, leading the Chelsea team to six league titles and four on the trot. Additionally, the legend also has experience coaching in the US. Hayes managed the Chicago Red Stars in the Women’s Professional Soccer League from 2008–2012.
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