Stand up for the NHS

[Stamford O]

be nice if we all stood up for the NHS in the 48th minute of our first home game and for all key workers.

[Disoriented]

Would be nicer if we stood up for our principles and voted for a party who put the NHS first.

Futile gestures mean nothing.

Nothing.

[Stamford O]

I did vote for a party that put the NHS first.

[Long slender neck]

If we have to keep standing up, the NHS will have a load of knee replacements to do, so it's a no from me.

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

Would be nicer if we stood up for our principles and voted for a party who put the NHS first.

Futile gestures mean nothing.

Nothing.

Is PFI putting the NHS first?

[Cheshunto]

be nice if we all stood up for the NHS in the 48th minute of our first home game and for all key workers.

I don’t see us standing up in the 48th or any other minute at a home game for months and months unfortunately.
I hope I’m wrong but I don’t foresee me returning to Brisbane Road before the Autumn.
When I do return I will happily stand up for the NHS at any time because they are all Heroes

[Disoriented]

Would be nicer if we stood up for our principles and voted for a party who put the NHS first.

Futile gestures mean nothing.

Nothing.

Is PFI putting the NHS first?

Relentless.

[JimbO]

Would be nicer if we stood up for our principles and voted for a party who put the NHS first.

Futile gestures mean nothing.

Nothing.

The phrase scratched record springs to mind

[Rich Tea Wellin]

Shame the great British public will miraculously forget about how much they care about the NHS by the next election

[Disoriented]

Would be nicer if we stood up for our principles and voted for a party who put the NHS first.

Futile gestures mean nothing.

Nothing.

The phrase scratched record springs to mind

The phrase ‘has the penny dropped yet’ comes to mind first.