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DavidEyresLeftFoot

I was at Brunton Park in 1999 to see Jimmy Glass (GK) score in injury time to keep Carlisle in the football league.

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I can’t understand this narrative about sheff Utd being so good. We were miles better than them at their place. I watched their game against bottom of the table Luton on the weekend. They could have lost by 4 or 5 and it wouldn’t have flattered Luton. Fair enough they pulled it out of the bag but I ...

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Turftalkers mentor wrote: ↑
Fri Nov 08, 2024 8:10 am
Probably the most amateurish left back we’ve ever had .
Jumps in every time instead of showing the winger the line

We had Brian Easton and Mo Camara playing for us at one point.

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tarkys_ears wrote: ↑
Mon Sep 23, 2024 10:33 pm

should be fighting for a spot in the best league in the world. If this is too much to accept for some people (players included) maybe it's time to go somewhere else.

We’re currently on over 2 points per game from arguably the toughest set of fixtures of all the teams so far.

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My dad is currently in ITU at Royal Preston following heart surgery so won’t be able to watch the game tomorrow Does anybody know a way he would be able to listen to it that isn’t Clarets+? He has his tablet with him, but won’t be able to use Radio Lancs on it as the don’t broadcast the game via on...

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Complete overreaction. What’s he supposed to say? “Yeah it’s crap we’re going to start smashing it long.” Of course we’re going to keep passing the football. I’m sure VK is already making small adjustments to try and get results. I didn’t think we had such a fickle fan base but the complete 180 from...

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NHS fleet solutions, although new trust use a different company So I need to check out their prices but I assume similar. Remember this is all coming out pre tax the the savings are significant I’ve got an electric car through NHS fleet solutions and it’s great. When you factor in the savings from ...

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Anyone seen their final fixtures?? Coventry, PNE, us, Luton and Millwall.... :0)

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While he can and should do better, I don’t think we are helping by letting their big guys stand on him without any player helping out. Happened several times today where Egan was literally stood on him with no Burnley player nearby. From one throw in Egan was actually nipping Muric. When it happene...

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Anyone got any idea which handball Ince was banging on about? Seems to think they should have had two penalties. The Maatsen one is a stonewall penalty but I’ve no recollection of the other incident.

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[quote=RingoMcCartney post_id=1261318 time=1587636828 user_id=2233 Well, guess what!? We didn't and as of yesterday, we actually have a surplus of 3000 ICU beds! That does not include the massive extra capacity the brand new Nightingale hospitals provide. [/quote] We really need to dispel this myth ...

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The question being asked which is the important point is why the hospitals are being underused. If its cos they are not needed and other hospitals are coping comfortably then its great news I wouldn’t say hospitals are coping comfortably. It’s been relentless for the last few weeks. Unfortunately, ...

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‘Proning’ could keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care How proning may help coronavirus recovery Again proning isn't a new concept. It works by improving the match up of areas of the lung that are better expanded (and therefore ventilated) with areas that have higher blood flow. Therefore ...

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Is it fair to feel that the reason Dyson and other non-medically experienced firms partnered with firms with medical experience was a way to address the gaps that they would have in not having medical experience? Were they forming partnerships with firms with the required medical experience or wher...

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I'm not looking for spin, I'm not trying to spin. I'm looking for collaboration of the claim that the "ventilator experts" have been telling the UK gov't for the past several weeks that they've ordered the wrong spec and the UK gov't was ignoring them. That's what you've claimed, that's what you ar...

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Ventilators seems to be the buzz word for this week. But there’s issues with this sudden drive for Dyson to make them. A ventilator isn’t just a ventilator. As always the devil is in the detail. Part of the increased capacity for ventilation is utilising theatres and recovery areas. Some of these pa...

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I'll let Inchy , hope he doesn't mind. I'll let Inchy what? For context I'm a consultant anaesthetist and I'm giving my insight from the front line, having actually read the admission guidelines for the Excel. Yes capacity is needed, but staffing is what we're desperately lacking despite everything...

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But it seems odd that with all these new hospitals doctors are still being told that an awful lot of people will have to be left to die through lack of capacity. Staff. There's only so many patients you can physically manage at one time. So as the admission rate increases you have to offer ICU beds...

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Alargeclaret has summed up pretty much what I would have said in his reply to tim noone. The point is that physical hospital space isn't the issue at the minute. It's equipment and the trained staff capable of managing that equipment. Both of those are diluted by moving patients to a separate site.

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Jakubclaret wrote: ↑
Fri Apr 03, 2020 1:53 pm
Where’s the other? If theirs 7 concerns you’ve listed 6.

several....

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Just been watched the unveiling of the first Nightingale hospital, described as "largest critical care unit in the world." Just shows, that for all the disagreements on here. Out there in the real world. A mammoth effort by the government, NHS staff, the army and countless others who have just quie...

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The report that looks at the materials and building is due next year. They have produced this report earlier as it could have an impact immediately on how similar fires would be managed. What about the dozens of similar tower blocks with exactly the same flammable cladding still on there? It’s a di...

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jlup1980 wrote: You don't see many people praising how we played at Southampton for an hour do you?

The Sky sports app commentary made some sarcastic comment on Sunday after about 10 minutes about us actually managing to put 2 passes together. It’s unbelievably frustrating.

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dpinsussex wrote:Top report Pete.
Ready for your next one in Athens.... here's hoping

He’s not allowed!!!

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So years of financal waste and mismanagement by successive Labour and Tory governments can be ignored then? You mention a reduction of beds over the last parliment, meanwhile previous governments partially or fully closed other hospitals which has also contributed to this shortage but don't worry a...

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Why "shut the debate down?" Is the NHS "sacrosanct" so that it cannot be discussed? We know it has it's shortcomings? Sorry I didn't want to write any longer post than I did! No i'm not denying there are issues that could be sorted. It just annoys me when people trot out the usual lines of ineffici...

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Looks like we've had the full house of much repeated myths about the NHS...... - "scroungers are happy for other people to pay for them" - how does everyone think insurance works? I pay my car insurance every year despite the fact that I've never had a crash. The NHS works on pooled risk. You pay in...

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brigante wrote:"That's what you expect here. You don't expect pretty football, or good patterns of play, you expect long balls

.....says the man who picks a 7 foot striker to play upfront. Idiot

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Well today I watch a Bournemouth player booked for what really liked a penalty. If you actually watch the replay the guy's almost horizontal before any challenge occurs. It's a brilliant spot by the ref. It's also stupid by the player as if he'd stayed on his feet it would have been a definite pena...

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So a hand in the chest constitutes a dive yet barely any contact on a foot causing a ridiculous swan dive gets away scott free? Unbelievable. I don't think either was a penalty btw.

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So either the thousands who watch sm are liars or you are. You're not a lucky one, you're full of bull.....You must be very special. To be fair I've had no issue this season either since I started using a VPN and fibre broadband. It might buffer once per half and the picture's maybe not quite as cr...

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Don't know about other venues, but at York Hall, Bethnal Green you can't take your beer out of the bar. So during the breaks between fights it's a nightmare even getting in there and being served. Banning drinks in the arena is one thing. Not sure you can really justify banning all alcohol at any ev...

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The French model is worth looking at. I'm sure it has its flaws, but at its core is the training of medical personnel who are then sent to where they are needed in the country. They earn good money, but nothing like here. If you pass your BAC Scientifique and wish to work in the medical profession ...

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Leicester fans throwing in the towel.... shame...
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long ball? All they did was smash it down the pitch at vardy all game!

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Completely agree re PFI. It's a national scandal and is most certainly one of the contributing factors to the current financial problems. My post wasn't intended to be Tory bashing. You can point to failures of successive governments of both persuasions. However, TM has repeatedly lied by saying the...

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My point is Rowls is that the government is shouting from the rooftops about how they've left the NHS awash with cash. In reality they've lied about how much money they're putting in. Most of it is recycled from other areas of health. It's not enough to sustain current levels of service, never mind ...

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The problem isn't so much whether NHS funding has been marginally cut in real terms or not That's exactly the crux of the matter. Health inflation increases by 4% per year so you need this level of funding increase just to stand still. Government rhetoric is that they're giving the NHS more money t...

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NHS drugs are bought and negotiated on a national basis. Is it still NICE? That's not strictly true. Hospitals (foundation trusts) are essentially separate businesses so procure their own drugs and equipment. This led to huge variation in how much different hospitals were paying for the same items....

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Conservatives have maintained or increased the NHS budget since taking power In absolute numbers you're correct...as has every single government since the inception of the NHS. What you fail to mention is that health inflation is estimated at 4% per year. Therefore this current parliament will see ...

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To be fair his first touch today was awful...but I'd love to see most people control a ball in that wind. The truth is though...if you present Andre with a chance like today he'll hit it early and with pace. More often than not he'll score. For a young lad in his first time at this level, that'll do...

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Hi Woody. Glad to hear you had a good experience. 3 days in hospital is pretty good going after a knee replacement. Your hospital must be pretty good at getting patients up and moving. Not every hospital can match those discharge times. Getting it moving early is crucial to your long term outcome. I...

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I suffer from Sphincter of oddi dysfunction so opiates can cause me to have an acute pancreatitis attack It's often morphine/ codeine that get implicated with this. You will definitely need some opiates afterwards. Fentanyl can be given via a PCA (self controlled button). Or there are other opiates...

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Hi David I'm on the list to have a knee replacement , I'm allergic to all opiates except fentanyl do you think it best for me to ask for a spinal anaesthetic , cheers Depends what you mean by allergic. Some people think that the regular side-effects of drugs are allergies. If it's nausea etc this c...

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I'm an anaesthetist. If it was my knee I'd have it done under spinal anaesthetic. It's a painful operation and your pain control will be better due the effect of the combination of drugs we put into your back. If you do have a spinal it doesn't mean that you have to be wide awake. Normally we admini...

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