After 9 goals in seven games what haters say

 QPR midfielder Joey Barton may not be the greatest player to ever grace the Premier League, but his opinions certainly carry some weight on Twitter.
Barton is closing in on 3 million Twitter followers and has long held the view that Barcelona and Brazil star Neymar isn’t particularly good.
It all started in February 2013, when Neymar played in a 2-1 defeat for Brazil at Wembley against England and failed to make much of an impact on the international game.
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Since then, Barton has labelled Neymar as a “show pony” and the “Justin Bieber of football,” which when you consider his exploits for Santos, Brazil and Barcelona seems a little harsh.
Of late though, Neymar has moved to a different level of quality, scoring an amazing nine goals in seven games as Barcelona have romped to the verge of an astounding treble.
On Tuesday night, after Neymar scored two first half goals against Bayern Munich, Joey Barton appeared to finally change his mind about the Brazilian.
See the Barton Tweet on Neymar below, followed by some other rather impressive Neymar stats.

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