Stuart Manders @StuartManders

Sport mad man Joined January 2020

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John Simpson @JohnSimpsonNews

6 years ago

Germany, Austria & the Czech Republic are allowing smaller shops to open. Denmark is opening elementary schools. Countries which took decisive action early on in the crisis seem to be doing much better than those which didn't.

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adamsiviter @SiviterAdam

6 years ago

Massively underrated. Reputation ruined by the media. Incredible GK🧤

UEFA Champions League @ChampionsLeague

6 years ago

Massively underrated. Reputation ruined by the media. Incredible GK🧤

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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL @campbellclaret

6 years ago

We also know that the Tories always knew this was what he was like. Because they said so. Again and again. But then chose to believe something they knew to be true.

Paul Johnson @paul__johnson

6 years ago

We also know that the Tories always knew this was what he was like. Because they said so. Again and again. But then chose to believe something they knew to be true.

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Cow Corner Podcast ™ @CowCornerPod

6 years ago

🎙️TOMORROW - My Best XI #2 💬My Best XI we talk to the names in Shropshire Cricket. We talk about their careers & finally ask them to pick the best XI that they have played with ↘️Next up Dan Manders of @shrewsburycc We talk everything from the @BDPCL_Official years to now.

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James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville

6 years ago

All three of them voted against pay rises for NHS staff.

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Piers Morgan @piersmorgan

6 years ago

UK care homes are exploding with #coronavirus & 1000s of carers are risking their lives without proper protection. Stop boasting about your successful plan, @DominicRaab & get them the PPE they need - before it's too late.

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James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville

6 years ago

Boris Johnson’s entire career has been teflon coated. This is perfectly encapsulated by the Coronavirus crisis where government negligence is being conveniently ignored by large sections of the media who are instead framing a narrative of deifying Boris Johnson as a victim/hero.

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James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville

6 years ago

In Britain and America, the worst possible people are in charge at the worst possible time.

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James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville

6 years ago

10,000 dead in the UK because the government didn’t act quickly enough to curb Coronavirus and yet large sections of the media are prioritising their obsequious deification of Boris Johnson as a national hero simply because he is recovering from Coronavirus.

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ciaran the euro courier 🇪🇺🇮🇪 @vanmaneuro

6 years ago

BREAKING NEWS. Govt. to order 20,000 new rugs to sweep things under.

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Clive Peedell @cpeedell

6 years ago

As an #NHS cancer consultant who is trying to deliver a cancer service, whilst also being on a #COVID19 ward rota, there’s no way that I’ll remain silent & allow this Government to get away with the lie that “herd immunity” (without a vaccine) wasn’t prior policy. #accountability

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James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville

6 years ago

Health Secretary, Matt Hancock: "We have more people than Italy, that's why we have more deaths.” Germany has more people than the UK, yet it has 8,000 fewer deaths.

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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL @campbellclaret

6 years ago

It is shameful that @MattHancock passed it on to Ruth May and shameful too that she said it was inappropriate to say how many NHS workers had died. If you do not share my rage at this you have lost all sight of what is going on -Media helping govt becalm people amid scandal 2/2

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Stuart Manders @StuartManders

6 years ago

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West Ham United @WestHam

6 years ago

Bobby ❤️

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Stuart Manders @StuartManders

6 years ago

Brilliant

Ryan Jervis @rjervis

6 years ago

Brilliant

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James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville

6 years ago

I’d rather have a burgundy coloured EU passport that gives unrestricted freedom of movement to live, work, study and travel around 27 other countries than a blue coloured UK passport that doesn’t offer these freedoms. Please retweet if you agree.