@AnfieIdFix Lewis Skelly as left back and midfield cover…
Homegrown, different profile to what we already have.
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Understand Lewis-Skelly because Arteta doesn't play with natural fullbacks anymore but Nwaneri is hugely surprising. 11 GA as a 17/18 year old in his breakout season. Colossal talent who should be replacing Odegaard in the starting XI next season
DailyAFC@DailyAFC
🚨 Arsenal are expected to listen to offer for both Ethan Nwaneri & Myles Lewis-Skelly this summer. Sources indicate the Gunners would look to receive a combined £100m for the pair, and their sales would account for ‘pure profit’. 👋🏴 [@SamiMokbel_BBC]
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@RickSacrop @NM_Rdg @LukeAmos__ The consultants will be next. Then the entire medical workforce will be unhappy.
‘That works’ for the country doesn’t it.
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I'm loving the trainee doctors strike. When I went to hospital for a pre surgery evaluation I was seen by a specialist consultant surgeon instead of a junior doctor. The appointment was on time and surgery not even needed.
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@F47132151 @LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg There is no money tree. You can't spend what you haven't got in the real world.
Starmer need £70bn to pay Mauritius to give them Chagos and billions more for foreign aid. He has to pay unemployment benefits for all the people he has made unemployed and the extra child benefits.
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@F47132151 @NM_Rdg @LukeAmos__ Not if they are all standing on a picket line.
These wannabe doctors still can't understand that when the trough is empty it is empty.
There is no money tree.
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@NM_Rdg @RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ So why attack the people who are pointing this out and trying to make it easier for you?
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@F47132151 @RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ Getting an appointment with a GP plummeted in 2002. Since then both Labour and Tories have made it worse.
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@RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg So why attack the people who are trying to better yours and their own lives and the system?
The pay rise they are asking for would take them to £22 an hour (minimum). They were on 14 before the first rise, currently on 18. Do they not deserve £22 an hour?
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@F47132151 @LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg There is no question that this government is destroying the NHS and the terrible wait we all have for any form of treatment is deplorable. I just don't believe that this is the real reason for the strikes. Have they dropped their claim for more money?
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@AnfieldSector @FabrizioRomano This is a journalist that isn’t briefed by the club.
The club wouldn’t say negative things about the manager when there’s still things to play for.
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[🟢] NEW: All the important people at Liverpool will meet and have an end of season review and to decide about summer strategies, signings, exits, and also the situation of the manager.
[@FabrizioRomano]
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@AnfieldSector @SMXLFC The English journalists that the club brief are never gonna come out and say that he’ll be sacked until the club announce it. They’ll never brief to publicly speak bad about the manager.
The contract talks disappearing speaks louder than words.
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@SMXLFC I just completely hate these articles. There’s no point in them if there’s a slight chance they still sack him. It just makes them look stupid at the end.
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@SeanDOlfc @Daithiynwa The talks of renewing his deal went away in September. If they were sticking with him, they’d have renewed him
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@Daithiynwa I can’t stomach it either but they kept Rodgers after 6-1 Stoke
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I don’t want to cross a line here but doesn’t the fact we won the first 5 games of the season prove that Jota’s passing is becoming a terrible excuse? Surely as time went on we would be getting better, not starting better?
Anfield Sector@AnfieldSector
[🟢] NEW: As things stand, FSG believe there is mitigation for performances: the death of Diogo Jota principle among that, given its effect on his team-mates at the start of the season. There has also been the fall-off in performance of the stars of the era, primarily last season’s top goalscorer Mohamed Salah. While Slot is acknowledged to have made errors, the feeling is that he deserves four transfer windows before a judgment is made. [@SamWallaceTel]
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@NM_Rdg @RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ Maybe if we had more doctors, you’d be able to get an appointment Neil.
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NeilM@NM_Rdg
@AndrewStoneman If I phoned at 11:38 I'd be told "phone up again tomorrow at 8:00 and you might be able to get an appointment".
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@F47132151 @RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ They were given an offer which increased the number of training places. They said "No. The pay rise isn't good enough".
When the Government said "If you don't call of the strike we'll cancel the training places", they said "OK. Cancel them"
Training places would be a sweetener
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@RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg The lack of jobs is stopping these residents getting training places. 10,000 jobs for 40,000+ applicants.
Given you’re so against the strikes, I’m sure you’re more than happy waiting 4 weeks for a GP appointment, 12 hours in A+E + a year to see a specialist as an outpatient.
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@F47132151 @LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg Why would they care about other people's jobs?
They don't. Its money.
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@RickSacrop @LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg They’re on strike because there aren’t enough specialty training jobs.
Trying to reduce the amount of time you wait to see a GP/consultant. But the media doesn’t tell you that part. ‘All about money’ ‘30% rise’.
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@LukeAmos__ @NM_Rdg Is going on strike part of that training?
People in all highly skilled professions need a lot of training. I've never known any to go on strike. Its a dignity thing for true potential professionals.
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@ejames500 GPs will see 30+ patients per day, each for 10 minutes.
Some of these may be a possible first cancer diagnosis which they need to refer for (takes more than 10 minutes). Others may need urgent medical attention by a hospital specialist.
Private GPs have 30 minute appointments
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@F47132151 Their isn't a lack of GPs in my surgery nor a lack of hospital doctors. They just don't manage time effectively. Maybe go to private hospitals and see the difference. Less staff more efficient.
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I think the doctors striking is a bit of a piss take now don't you? I mean they know the salary before they go into medicine if they don't like it go do something else!
#doctorsstrike
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@ejames500 Very interesting you seemed to be confused by a lack of GPs in your surgery then?
The doctors are striking to try to make it easier for you to see your GP (by giving us more GPs)
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@CartlandDavid It is very strange. Can't get appointments but never anyone in the surgery where i go. Well I say go but I can't get an appointment 😕 something odd. Are they working from home?
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@TracyNeverLabor Tracy is happy to watch the NHS fall apart and continue as it is.
Tracy is happy to wait 12 months to see a specialist as an outpatient and 4 weeks to see a GP. Also happy to sit in A+E for 12 hours waiting for a doctor.
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Absolutely I couldn’t agree more. Only thing I’d want is for a ban to include ALL those who work in the nhs not just junior or senior drs!
#BanNhsStrikes
Conservatives@Conservatives
Soldiers can’t strike. The police can’t strike. Neither should doctors. The next Conservative government will ban these strikes, for good.
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Doctors have begun their selfish and disruptive strike, which will put lives at risk, despite getting a huge pay rise over the last couple of years.
What happened to no NHS strikes under Labour? More lies.
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@RobShellfish @RebeccaCait04 @DoctorsVoteUK @wesstreeting It’s not automatic - it comes with time, competencies, exams, experience. If it was automatic then these things wouldn’t exist.
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@F47132151 @RebeccaCait04 @DoctorsVoteUK @wesstreeting Also no. No other profession gets automatic promotion. And more in the specialist positions means even more unaffordable expense.
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Hey @wesstreeting this you?
One thing when you're in opposition and another when you're in power.
Time to settle the dispute.
Ash Paul@pash22
Strikes by @BMAResidents doctors in @NHSEngland have cost the taxpayer at least £3 billion, with no end in sight. telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/04/0… via @lauradonnlee
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@RobShellfish @RebeccaCait04 @DoctorsVoteUK @wesstreeting You are saying that a wait time wouldn’t be shorter with more doctors in a department?
14:1 for EM ST1 - 13 extra doctors (mostly would be good enough for the role).
For each ST1 role in the ED, you could have had 13 others. You think that wouldn’t reduce wait times?
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@F47132151 @RebeccaCait04 @DoctorsVoteUK @wesstreeting And of course the 12 hours would just be extreme cases in malproductive hospitals, presumably where consultants are compensating for the terrible work ethic of residents. Certainly what my consultant husband sees.
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