Richard Nzewi

[Richard Nzewi @richiebboy]

@uchgamerx @Gabriazo Di Maria did play for united lol...

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@uttdkola Sterling

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@UTDIMole Not sure if people are taking the piss... But it's obviously casemiro lol

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@Arden_2210 18

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@clusterpower @centredevils Not sure if you watched the first game this season, where you were dominated and lucky to win due to two dubious saliba involvements (foul for your goal and a foul which should have provided Cunha with a penalty).
So either you didn't watch, or you're just ragebaiting everyone 🤷🏾‍♂️

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@Twitarian2 @ObserverLaura @RobLaurensonD4P @wesstreeting I think your IQ is showing...
A simple google search would have helped you (also could have helped with your vocabulary)

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@DanielSpillett @RobLaurensonD4P @wesstreeting Evidently they have no clue of who is actually treating them when they go to hospital lol, but would rather spout hateful speech online than understand what's actually going on

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@Twitarian2 @ObserverLaura @RobLaurensonD4P @wesstreeting I think @Twitarian2 you should get your medical advice from the same place you seem to obtain your facts and figures as it's remarkable how you can genuinely say such things. Not even going to attempt to argue as facts purely show doctors don't even dream of out earning lawyers

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How is Jordan in two places at once Big Brother today on #BigBrotherUK? @bbuk

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@n_ad_eem @SkyNews Currently about £21

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 Also, your statement seems to imply it is ones right to have treatment or care, but please understand that currently, doctors are leaving the NHS to be paid appropriately for carrying out the care and life saving appointments you speak of. So again, NHS patients won't get them

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 While healthcare workers went to work in ungodly conditions, many of which dying, and with no recognition - apart from the claps ofc.

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 You talk of this economic climate as if its a normal state of affairs rather than as a direct consequence of the governments management. Remember the eat out to help out scheme and furlough scheme? The government spent £450billion on everyone apart from healthcare workers

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 Being overworked means mistakes happen, diagnosis get missed and that patients lives negatively affected.
Secondly, it's not a rise mate, as you are returning to where it was before...
Thirdly, this is purely of the governments poor workforce management.

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 I feel you're missing all the points. You seem to believe that patient safety is currently present and the strikes impede that, and that's the issue. EVERY working day there is a patient safety issue with life changing effects as there are not enough doctors to do the job.

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 Your friends dad missing the cancer scan is obviously terrible and should never have had to occur. It happened due to poor workforce management by the government. So surely if you want to cast blame, shouldn't those in charge of causing the issue be to blame?

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@jack89welbs @julianhartley1 Surely if your job had caused your relative pay to DROP by 35% you would ask for it back, especially in these conditions no? What you're failing to understand in your statement is how doctors (who are people too) can't afford to go to work in those gruelling conditions of the NHS

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@smatownley @julianhartley1 This has meant that all the procedures are currently not being staffed appropriately, leading to reduced staff retention, increased doctor sickness and burnout due to being overworked, resulting in patient safety issues in the NHS as a direct consequence of inappropriate pay.

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@smatownley @julianhartley1 Unfortunately there are not enough doctors to carry out all the procedures and take care of patients due to the staff shortages etc which is caused by doctors leaving the NHS because of the constant eroding of pay, to be paid appropriately for the services they provide elsewhere

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@smatownley @julianhartley1 I wholeheartedly agree that you husband should have his surgery, but I would expect you would want the surgery to go well and be safe to achieve the desired outcome right? You wouldn't do something knowing it could go wrongly.