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Wallwork hurt after bar stabbing Wallwork hurt after bar stabbing
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West Brom defender Ronnie Wallwork has been stabbed several times in an incident at a bar in Manchester. West Brom midfielder Ronnie Wallwork has been stabbed several times in an incident at a bar in Manchester.
The 29-year-old, on loan at Barnsley, was rushed to hospital with stab wounds to his hand, stomach and back.The 29-year-old, on loan at Barnsley, was rushed to hospital with stab wounds to his hand, stomach and back.
Police, who were called to the Sugar Lounge in the city centre shortly after 2330 GMT on Thursday, say they do not believe the attack was random. Police, who were called to the Sugar Lounge in the city centre shortly after 2330 GMT on Thursday, do not believe the attack was random.
Wallwork is now in a stable condition and his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.Wallwork is now in a stable condition and his injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
Wallwork came though the youth system at Manchester United but made only 19 league appearances for Sir Alex Ferguson's side. He joined Barnsley on 23 November and has started two games since.
A statement on Barnsley's website read: "Barnsley can confirm that on-loan midfielder Ronnie Wallwork has been involved in an incident in Manchester last night.
"The club are deeply concerned about Ronnie and, although we do not know the full facts or circumstances surrounding the incident, we wish him a full and speedy recovery.
"Ronnie has been a model professional during his time at Barnsley and we will be liaising with West Bromwich Albion as to the best course of action."
Wallwork, a holding midfielder who can also play in defence, came though the youth system at Manchester United.
As he struggled to break into the first team Old Trafford, he was sent to Belgian club Royal Antwerp on loan.As he struggled to break into the first team Old Trafford, he was sent to Belgian club Royal Antwerp on loan.
However, that spell was marred by controversy when he was banned from football for life after he allegedly attacked a referee.However, that spell was marred by controversy when he was banned from football for life after he allegedly attacked a referee.
That punishment was later reduced to a three-year suspension, of which two years were probationary.That punishment was later reduced to a three-year suspension, of which two years were probationary.
Wallwork made just 28 appearances for United before moving to West Brom on a free transfer in 2002.
He was named the club's player of the year for 2004-05 but although he was given a new two-year contract in August, he was allowed to go out on loan at the end of November.