Hill will bring new keeper

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    #1 Redz!, Aug 11, 2012
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    #2 RichK, Aug 11, 2012
    He isn't on loan is he?
     
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    #3 m16kcr, Aug 11, 2012
    No Spurs released him
     
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    #4 RichK, Aug 11, 2012
    Thought so. It's a London media outlet too, good grief.
     
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    #5 Redz!, Aug 11, 2012
    No he was a free agent think they got that wrong. But quoted keith saying he deffinatly needs a new keeper now. How will come to eventualy play 3rd choice,
     
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    #6 John Peachy, Aug 11, 2012
    be surprised if he plays for us now, unless there is an open apology & rightly so
     
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    #7 Redz!, Aug 11, 2012
    I still think... Not saying it makes his actions right or wrong... Something was said at some point.
     
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    #8 John Peachy, Aug 11, 2012
    yeah, but that is the oldest trick in the book

    lack of professionalism isn't gonna wash with hillcroft
     
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    #9 madmark62, Aug 11, 2012
    It did last season, for about 4 bloody months!!!
     
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    #10 Redz!, Aug 11, 2012
    Again im not condoning his actions one bit i think it was unproffesional but out of intrest right now someone walked up to you squared right up to you acting 10 ton then lets say insults you wife/mum or child. What would your reaction be i know mine would be simler to the one i saw today. Again im not saying anything of the above happened im just saying, proffesional or not you cant stop instinct
     
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    #11 Luke, Aug 12, 2012
    Headbutting someone is instinct?
     
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    #12 Allendale-Red, Aug 12, 2012
    When you're being squared upto and abuse hurled at you then yeah it is
     
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    #13 Jay, Aug 12, 2012
    " proffesional or not you cant stop instinct"

    Head-butting someone isn't instinct, but leaving that aside, if you're professional you can control yourself if you're not you can't. Alnwick showed today that he isn't. Doesn't mean that will always be the case, you can work on things and learn from your mistakes, but I would imagine Keith Hill isn't all that eager to give him a second chance. He was let down badly today.
     
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    #14 Mr C, Aug 12, 2012
    We might see David Button back for a spell, possibly?

    Just add Alnwick to Oakwell's growing list of volatile reprobates. We might have to sign a behavioural therapist, preferably one who can keep goal.

    I might be a bit sickly giddy with the Olympic spirit, but I was probably more disappointed with that picture of Jim O'B flipping the finger from a hospital trolley on his twitter page. Juvenile at best. You'd expect better from him.
     
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    #15 Luke, Aug 12, 2012
    No, it's not. Words are words. Just ignore them. I've been called every name under the sun and heard every insult, never hit anyone for it; especially not on a football field.

    Be the bigger person and walk away.
     
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    #16 andytyke, Aug 12, 2012
    HIll better watch it,

    he cant go dropping him for too long, if instinct takes over he find himself on the end of a headbutt.

    That Ben Alnwick just cant help himself. Its instinct, he just feels the urge to butt and away he goes, butting every thing in sight.
     
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    #17 The Big Frog, Aug 12, 2012
    erm, i think you need to get over yourself with the JOB thing.
     
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    #18 Redz!, Aug 12, 2012
    It is instinct to some people, its been long established that Humans and other species have two and only two reaponses to been thretend flight or fight? Sciantists beleve this is built into genetics your one or the other.. So it is instincta and maybe you can walk away but some people can not or find it harder to. How old is alnwick 25 so still young?
     
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    #19 springvale red, Aug 12, 2012
    i thought there forward kicked him as he gathered ball up, thats why he headbutted him !!!
     
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    #20 Redz!, Aug 12, 2012
    My view of it was a whistle was already blown for offside before the insident i may be wrong but.. Then alnwick picked the ball up from his feet at which point Dale's player squared up to him and maybe something was said i dont know were Alnwick dropped the headbutt. The dale player seemed unaffected by this he turned to look at the linesman and i honestly saw the linesman shake his head. So he thew himself on the floor and that probably got Alnwick the red and the penalty (can you have a pen IF it was out of play) the headbut should nevee have happened but it did and i know a meal was made of it. I agree with the red though was unsporting
     
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