19 Facts About Warren Barton

Warren Dean Barton was born on 19 March 1969 and is an English football coach, pundit, and former professional player.

Warren Barton spent a period coaching the Los Angeles Galaxy under-18 side.

Warren Barton continues to reside in the United States and is a television pundit for Fox Sports.

Warren Barton remained a regular fixture at right-back and later midfield for the rest of his time there, despite playing under three different managers; Ray Harford, Peter Withe and finally Joe Kinnear.

However, Warren Barton had the most successful spell of his career with the Dons after they moved him into midfield, where his accurate passing set up many goals for the Crazy Gang's forwards.

Warren Barton's attacking role under Keegan however meant he did not always suit the national team and he did not make too many more appearances for England.

Warren Barton played 31 times that season, and by Christmas it was looking certain that he would be collecting a league title medal as the Magpies had a 10-point lead over Manchester United at the top of the Premier League.

Warren Barton was manager John Gregory's first signing for a Derby County side battling against relegation from the Premier League, and played in all of their final 14 league games.

Warren Barton played just five first team games during his four months at Loftus Road, before returning to Wimbledon on a free transfer on 27 February 2004.

Warren Barton was selected just twice for the "Daggers", before finally hanging up his boots.

Warren Barton made his debut for England in the February 1995 friendly away match against the Republic of Ireland which was abandoned after only 27 minutes because of rioting English fans.

In 2008, Warren Barton was named as the U-18 coach for Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer.

On 13 January 2010, Warren Barton joined on as a partner and technical adviser for the newly reestablished San Diego Flash soccer club in the National Premier Soccer League.

Warren Barton was later named president and head coach of the club on 19 March 2010.

Warren Barton was named general manager and technical director for Los Angeles Blues of the USL Pro league on 11 December 2012.

In 2006, Warren Barton was part of ITV4's World Cup team of pundits.

Warren Barton presented his own comedy segment entitled 'Warren Barton Travel Agent' in which he provided a comical breakdown of each country taking part in the World Cup.

Warren Barton represented Newcastle United for Sky One's "Premier League All Stars".

Warren Barton is featured in the "Legends of the Tyne" series of beers from Northumberland brewery, which depicts past Newcastle United players.