What do you think about Arrington leaving the Red Skins?
481509
good news for the giants
718423
If he FINALLY makes up his mind, I hope he comes back to the Bosox. Then if Wellsy acts weird or is too hurt, he can retire. OH! What FUN to knock the Yanks around again!!!
735743
The proof of the pudding is in the eating! ..He certainly doesn't lack experience. Charlton Athletic certainly need a change of direction.(upwards preferably,from thier point of view!!!).\nIt may be he lacks the mental toughness for the Premiership.On the other hand,his experience with the club,knowung the players etc,may well prove crucial to the Addicks Premiership survival.
138111
Yeah, I'm still chuckling about the serious burn on IA this morning.\n\nI don't think it's the last season (and I certainly hope not), but there has to be some price to be paid by the Strike Team for killing Terry.  Having any of them get pinched for it would kind of ruin the flavor of the show.  I get the feeling Mackey's going to do something to get all the blame heaped on himself, then probably get killed in the line of duty.
211426
Red team sucked!\nthats why they all quit.. cuz they was great. ROTFLOL thanks for the laugh
835588
I take a different approach.\n\nMy opinion is that he will either retire or return to Boston. (it would only be for a couple of months at the most, like a summer home for the family in Boston - its not too hard on him or the family)\n\nHe will not go to the Rangers, he's done with the yankees (he has some nice memories, why ruin them), his actions at his last game this year in front of the Astros crowd told me at that moment, he was sure his days in the Stros uniform were over, and he said goodbye to the fans.\n\nThe only place he has unfinished business is with Boston (after the wa he left the team) He knows the club (with new ownership and Front office) and the fans want him there, he will probably were a Sox cap in the hall of fame, why not finish your career in one. Plus he can actually be above a .500 pitcher in Boston, can't with the Astros (carlos lee ain't going to solve that)\n\nThere are many rumours that he regreted signing with the astros, and wanted to be traded to boston at the deadline. I am sure he will at least consider playing for the Sox again.\n\nAnd he has a better chance of a postseason with Boston than Astros, Boston will have a better rotation and hitting than the Astros (they will need it too) If you are coming back, might as well try for another world series..\n\nThat being said, Retirement is at least a 50% chance as well, probably higher.
521142
Gunner For LIFE.\n\nFirstly, I obviously hope Henry doesn't leave Arsenal. In a way, I believe he owes it to Wenger to stick around. Wenger supported & nurtured him back when he was a nobody!\n\nYes, I think the team can & will survive without him. It definitely won't be easy, but it's possible. The new kids in the team seem to be quite good (Persie, Diaby, Walcott). Reyes is still there as well, & he looks quite promising. Just needs to control his temper a bit...\n\nAll in all, end of the day, whatever happens, I'm rooting for the Arsenal!
474074
Can only be Owen & Rooney if they're fit. Although Sven, being quite the out of touch Manager that he is, may choose to bring back the Vassell then let him mount Crouch the donkey and the two of them can ride off into the German sunset together. Beyond Rooney and Owen, I really hope he takes Defoe and Bent. Although, Ashton & Harewood might have a chance - whatever, I'm just a one-eyed, out of touch, dreaming Hammers fan who hopes to win a ticket to the World Cup by answering this!
663376
I don't know to much about pulis but i think he may have been forced out of stoke the first time.He hasn't done a bad job at Plymouth getting them up to mid table safety.I am a QPR fan and was very sorry to see Ollie go,he did a great job for us getting us promoted and then up to mid table safety in the first year of the championship.I hear he maybe going to yeovil but if you can get him he would do a great job for you.Good luck for next season
795297
He will pobably be back for one more year with the skins. They want to see where he can go with there new Quarterback Campbell. If anyone is leaving it will be Brunnell.
577151
As far as I can tell,most people are fed up with him and his bunch of cronies,personally I feel it's time for him to go.He hasn't been very consistent(Charles Clarke is the best man for the job,2 days later,he's the first to be sacked!),he has lost the trust of the country over the whole Iraq fiasco and now his cabinet seems to be in meltdown,time to admit defeat and leave while he still can,before he's pushed.
1023809
I'm a Devils fan, but Stevie is my favorite hockey player of all time. It will be sad to see him go. But, they all have to some time. He's one of the last true greats that was loyal to his team through thick and thin. So was Barry Sanders for the Lions. I guess there is something about playing in Detroit that keeps people around. Stevie, if you go we'll miss you. But you have done your job. If you feel the need, we'll understand. Cheers!
1076484
I'm not sure. I think that he should come back for a few matches and his performances should be analysed. If he plays really good then obviously he should stay but if he consistantly records low scores then he should be removed from the team.
434006
Let's be honest, it shows the dire straits that our cricket is in, that they are going to go back to a man whose record, not once but twice, has been less than ordinary as captain.\n\nFigures will show that Brian's batting as captain was phenomenal, well his batting in the last year or so has generally been of a high standard anyway. But has he shown signs in that time that he is suddenly ready to become a great leader of men?\n\nWith fairness to Brian, even Clive Lloyd would have problems getting the best out of this bunch, but I'm not sure what message it is sending out to people about West indies cricket when we have to go back to the well for the third time. The water must be running dry.\n\nIt is only a point of interest, but this could be a way of trying to push Bennett King without having to pay huge compensation. Him & Brian have not necessarily seen eye to eye, and we also know that disagreements with Brian led to Gus Logie walking away.\n\nwhatever happens, I wish Brian & the boys the best of luck in the upcoming series.
171458
I had a hard time seeing him go through a tough year.  I wouldn't want to see him go through it again.   He seems tired emotionally.  Besides, the Pack has to do some rebuilding and it's time to move on.\n\nI think it would be great to see him move into a role in the front office with player relations or something like that, maybe like what Jim Brown does in Cleveland.
686611
I hope for the game that they are. I'd hate to see another Western Red's situation. But hey, they got Presto away from us. What more do they need...lol
405008
Hey there Cherrypie...we are back for another week of surprises aren't we?  You may very well have this picked for your bottom 3. But, even though I want Bucky to leave so bad...I don't think he will, just b/c Country is his thing. Ace hasn't a chance, I think he will be leaving tomorrow unless he somehow gets God's grace and pulls it off. I mean, Hello Ace lovers, he's been in the bottom 3 more than any of them that's left. In my opinion, the ACE will be SPADED.