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No doubt talented but has been very inconsistent and susceptible early doors

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I’ve explained that if people are doing their job I think they should get inflationary payrises (unless totally unaffordable) See my other post about BMA and restricting medical places. Also a large number of junior doctors still trained for the profession in recent years knowing what the pay...

An example of a condition could’ve been you don’t strike if you get at least inflationary pay rises for the next x years ? Junior doctors could currently strike next year even if they are offered an inflation pay rise Also, this is public money, why wouldn’t everyone want things to improve if...

Of course it works. They strike if they’re not happy. My issue is does it improve the service and who ends up paying

Strange analogy but in response if my electricity supply kept cutting off I wouldn’t pay my bill or would expect a discount. If the service was poor I would move to a different electricity supplier. As I said above, I get it, people on here agree with all unions and all their actions. Fair...

I’ve never worked anywhere where pay has been cut but if you’re not doing your job then why should you get a pay rise ?

I agree with some unions and their conduct, others I don’t. It’s like I agree with how some people run businesses/organisations and others I don’t.

I’ve said before when I was involved in making pay decisions, we’d give inflationary for people just doing their job and above inflation for those going above and beyond (meeting or exceeding objectives and goals). Less than inflation/no payrise if people arent performing or delivering what was...

Where did I mention ruining the economy ? Someone from BMA basically indicated they might just strike next year instead though. This is after striking on the lead up to the election when nobody could agree anything with them anyway (a scummy move in my book). Collective agreements are also...

I said I wasn’t passing comment on either but was just saying it’s not something Cameron would’ve done I have said previously though that I don’t have an issue with the amount so much as the unconditionality of the agreements. A big error in my book and will lead to issues. I don’t think train...

Come on BSB, im not sure Cameron would’ve cut pensioners benefits and offered unconditional deals to a couple of unions as his opening salvo Not passing opinion on either but no chance does that happen

Especially midweek after work etc. If it’s pissing it down people just wouldn’t bother buying on the day after yesterday as nobody wants to rush home after work only to wait for 30 mins outside to collect a ticket

People just don’t see any good stuff he does 🤷‍♂️ he was a lot more progressive with his passing, one or two poor passes (even sheaf does that) but looked like he took responsibility to try to drive team forward which he’s got to do more Bassette very lively, first impressions are he really...

Who’d have thought

Aren’t they added to ST card ?

The bigger issue here is sky though. The new tv deal is great for armchair supporters/fans that can’t make games but sky really should be more mindful of what games are moved and the time they move games to. These midday kick offs for long distance aways are going to kill away attendances It...

Absolute fruit loop ! Frightening

He might just be managing expectations pre budget, will have to wait and see As I’ve said before with the economy turning, inflations now on a more stable footing and BoE are likely to continue to cut rates in the short to medium term, so I think anything drastic that might damage...

They were well passed their peak when they finished first time though….looked bored, didn’t get on, Liams voice gone etc. They’ll hopefully be able to go out on a proper high this time….maybe (won’t do gag again)