O/T some wierd people

[redhouse]

I've known doctors that I would not trust as far as I could throw them

[Pattylallacks2]

Doctors are very special people - and include the world's BEST !

Can't comment on other countries but with the limited knowledge I have about the arduous training Doctors get in this country.....a long - tough - intelligentially challenging 7 years and more training - plus continuous professional development.....they are the S.A.S. of the professional world.

My point is NO ONE goes through that trauma without a deep seated desire to help their fellow humans - and they must have a heart as big as a bucket to do it.

Life can be destructive - and Doctors are not immune to life's ability to do harm....

But - for me - if anyone deserves the benefit of the doubt - a break - a little leeway to any faux pas....it's DOCTORS...

Because - with what they have been through to get that title.....there will always some good inside !

Unless this is a wind up, this post is as sycophantically ludicrous as lbj's bumhole cringing series of apologia for our former manager.

[Ellis_D]

Of course there are good and bad doctors, and there are kind doctors and evil ones. Which is the same as any other profession.

I think, in general though, most doctors are good people. I also think people having a go at doctors in general are a disgrace, I imagine they would be extremely grateful for a doctor's help when ill.

[lbj]

I have no advantage to gain by posting that Doctors are inherently good people!

"Harold Shipman anyone?
What about Josef Mengele"

Well - as a percentage of Doctors over the period of our history from whence true Doctors have emerged - I think you'll find these two guys form a quite small percentage.

No - with the pain they go through - for so long - even those with purely financial gain in mind at the start would be consumed with a truly vocational attitude as the financial gains are good but not as students..... and the training covers a long period.

As for Stubbs.....with all the evidence now in the open and the knowledge that he was doing a good job with both hands tied behind his back....the only reason people still maintain that sacking a good manager after 13 games was stupidity at its finest. But admitting your wrong would be losing face so you'll never do it.

But - waving or not - I'd rather have changed 3 or 4 rubbish defenders ( that Stubbs inherited ) and keep Stubbs - his incredible coaching team and Izzy for a season - than have trial and error in charge now.

We would have followed Burton success this year and would have had a far better chance of staying up than being managed by the fitness guy !

And even if we were relegated ( and I'm confident we wouldn't have been ) I would have rather have Stubbs and his teams knowledge of the country's best youth players and development of players than our "Trial & Error" pairing....

But if it makes you feel better - reaffirm your beliefs.....but again 13 games with great improvements in performances and with the constraints within the club....we made one hell of a mistake to sack Stubbs....

[Pattylallacks2]

FFS, is there a doctor in the house?