should cam woolley be reprimanded?
920007
Maybe Cam Woolley is a little over zealous at times, but you have to admit, the guy who was bagging on the OPP, on camera no less, was asking for trouble.  \n\nIf you make somebody look bad, they're gonna want some pay back.  Most Police were bullies growing up, so you KNOW they're going to get even.  Might not be right, but it won't surprise anybody!\n\n(nothing against the police... I know the majority of them are good people, trying to do their jobs as best as they can)
706684
BINGO you are correct.he should be kicked off
817624
I think that if he is meeting him to explain how referee's are apllying the laws of the game....it should be a meeting between all the premiership teams and not just one!! I smacks of a fix to me......we'll see in the coming months if things start going Chelski's way be suspicious.
702522
Yeah! Ugliest and cheapest, should have copped a much longer ban. Only weak players react like this monster.\n\nHowever if he looked like Pepper Pot I might have answered differently!!!!!!!!!!!
125
He deserves the punishment he's been given.  Let him sit it out this year (and still get paid a ridculous sum of money) and maybe that will set him straight.\n\nGreat player, I agree, but calling your teammates out on a regular basis isn't cool.  The Eagles did what was right.
799691
Romanov has to do some damage control despite his autocratic style. Pressley is the Captain of Scotland and highly regarded by many Hearts fans as well as other Hearts players. The Media have shown Pressley to have a great deal of integrity and the one person who has held the playing side together through the last few dark years. Despite his already tarnished reputation Romanov runs the risk of a total backlash from players,fans and Media alike. My feeling is that Pressley will make few appearances between now and January and will go in the transfer window. At age 33 he hasn't got too many options of to whom but Romanov has put himself in a grave position. He may get away with putting some spin on the Pressley situation but if Craig Gordon follows him out the door then the Hearts fans will respond very strongly and that in my opinion is central to the whole issue.
995045
Nope! He had his stint as a player n a captain.. well it ended unfortunately..but anyways I dont think he should be called back..Coz' there are many other players who are in line to take up his place and I think all this outcry and stuff about getting him back should end now, It has been so many months.. So Chill Everyone..Ganguly is the "past" of Indian Cricket now..
892469
I THINK he would be a great English manager, the public would love him, the press couldn't handle him, that's exactly what you need a pompus git like that, to add fuel to the ever increasing bonfire: under achieving England. Why not punish Saddam by making him prime minister, or better still get beckham to manage Scotland. I assume you want to remain in tournaments,and not get thrown out for disciplinary matters.You get my backing, it would be funnier than "the royale family".
869822
He was sacked for being a bit poo, and too nervous for TV....you gotta be au naturale.\n\nmrben
441632
He is one of the best to ever play, but yes it is time for him to retire and make room for someone else. He should not stay and embarrass himself. they should cut him.
1034428
No way. Even on the news they are saying a Queenslander did it to fire the maroons up, lol. \n\nBLUES all the way.
287199
Get a life. People like you ensure that the media do their all to ruin the careers of players. So long as they (the players) are reprimanded, what is the problem? Do you really need to know? \n\nThe likely result of these people using a drug of choice (marijuana, speed, ecstasy, LSD, cocaine, whatever) will become a personal problem. As a result of the player payments being higher than they possibly should be, there are a number of players who don't know what the true value of money is. They also don't realise that there are other valid options as to what they do in their spare time (which can be substantial). \n\nI say that the clubs should be held accountable, and as such the clubs should be paying them less, educating them more, and accepting the responsibility of poor choices. There are arguments against my thoughts here. Why should the club be held accountable for the acitons of the indiviual when they are removed from the direct employment? After all, other employers are not held accountable for the irresponsible behaviour of their employees outside of standard work hours.\n\nNeed I go on?\n\nCheers, L
853512
Nope. He should have been fired last season when they missed the playoffs.
1035263
Yes, actually already there are  cards for refrees, i can send you two matches that the refree was given yellow card and also red card , the issue is that he was not meant to be given by any outsider since his the judge, but sometime if the refree is really concern about his deed ,he hand over the card to any of the players of his choice mostly the captain of one of the team that he likely offend, and he will be given a card , if his given a yellow the game can continue with him, but if his red card he need to just leave the game and one of the last man will continue as a refree, attached is the game like that or i Will send you the particular script of the games with the referee out, just send me your e-mail address,
764865
The man's only just in the job. I think the League is gone this season, not all his fault as Celtic have been on fire, but there are other competitions to be won. I think it will be better to get his "end of term" report in the Summer and see how he's done then.
183179
My opinion is that they should only count the record upto the time that it is proven that he started taking drugs. I also think that he should be barred immediately from playing another game until he is clean. Think about it...if YOU were found by your employer to have illegal drugs in your body, what would your employer do??? You would be either fired or forced to do rehab.
1016016
Hell yeah!!\nHe played amazing ball and should be in the Hall of Fame for that alone.\n]Not what he chose to do as a manager.