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Nah, I’m not having that. I’d even go the other way and say that as well as being run into the ground Saturday, the adrenaline of winning such a big game appears to have taken even more out the players. Plus then long trek down to Southampton

We talk about reinforcements but Kelly and/or Torp could’ve started. Palmer came off after 60 on Saturday as well That’s not to say we don’t need more players but I’m shocked Robins didn’t really change things up tonight

Oggy would’ve had his face in there ! I like Collins but that was fuckin disgraceful

I think they’re just knackered. Leeds ran is into the ground Saturday.

WTF was that

We look so leggy. Knew second half Saturday would take it out of them, need to make some changes

he just slipped

Just finished severance on apple…weird AF but quite enjoyable Loved the gentleman on Netflix. Easy, fun watching if you like Guy Richie stuff

The attached is talking about an either/or option. I wasn’t suggesting it would make it cheaper, just that if private had capacity and was receiving the same payment as trusts to perform scans, procedures etc, I’ve got no issue with that. Basically supplementing nhs capacity to try to help...

Would imagine it’s wright as he was away during international break. Might just drop Torp in for him to beef up midfield though

Private is obviously elected non urgent procedures but wouldn’t say it’s all easy stuff The problem as highlighted by others is it’s pretty much the same pool of people at a senior level (consultants) to carry out procedures so not sure it will do much to solve the backlog problems Good to get...

I meant a meaningful surplus. Of course they’re making a profit but I’m assuming Trusts have calculated the approximate actual costs previously so if private are receiving the same then it’s not like there’s massive profiteering going on Ps it’s a bit bizarre trusts are making a surplus to...

If they’re paid the same tariff then I don’t think there can be too many complaints. I can’t imagine they’d be much in the way of surplus as consultants charge more for operating privately. Agree that I thought this type of thing was already in place, just not well utilised. I hope he’s got more...

I just don’t see that Ian. I’ve looked into his background which is pretty interesting and whilst I don’t have much faith in politicians across the board, I don’t think that should be the automatic response when he or anyone else talks about NHS reform/improvement

Exactly and it’s only since then that satisfaction ratings have dropped markedly ?!* This isn’t a defence of the Tories (the initial fuck up by Grayling I think - no surprise - is what’s tainted the word ‘reform’) but more of a point that things need changing as well as investment/cash. That’s...

because they’re getting a shit service up until the pandemic it wasn’t markedly different to a majority of the last Labour government, actually higher than a lot of the time (i appreciate they did a lot to improve it which took time, but I also believe the changes in GP contracts is part of...

He isn’t wrong though. Look at the additional sums that have been poured in recently yet no obvious benefit to the public. I love the fact is that nhs is free to all and this shouldn’t change but the fact is it employs 1.25m million people yet we have pretty poor results across the board. Why ...

Very lucky goal, pretty much the only place that would squeeze in. Freak goal

this is my concern, what have the players got left in their legs, especially against a team that is possession based. Still shit or bust time so let’s hope they’ve got enough to just give it a good go….then cling on for dear life

The frustration is some then only focus on the two sloppy passes just before he went off (knackered). For me he’s probably been Motm two games on the bounce