Should Akermanis leave the Lions?
540565
Yes. I say this for a number of reasons:\n\n1. The coach has been treating him like a dirtbag all along. Those two have not been friends since day 1.\n\n2. His confidence has slumped because of the club's peformance, and the way managemnent have approached him.\n\nA player who is not speaking to a coach and that player's confidence has dropped should leave the club.
904243
Best Choice is Harrington...\n\nStick with your hot players ... especially when they have good match ups ... He going to kill the Lions for trading him\n\nGood Luck
778415
I feel that perhaps it is not a good decision. If he quits the national side, it means that he is not even giving himself anymore chances on the team. I'm not saying that Domenech will look upon him any more kindly if he stays (personally, from the way Domenech has been treating him, it looks as if the coach has firmly decided that he DOES NOT like him). I just feel that there might be a possibility that the national team might change the coach although the present coach has just signed a new contract, there is still a possibility (especially since he is really quite lousy).\n\nBut on the other hand, it must be really humiliating for Trezeguet if he is always benched. I'd understand if he took it as a personal insult (and on international TV no less), so if he feels very strongly about the way he's being taken for granted, he should quit. It's assertive action against that arse of a coach whether or not it hurts the team. Anyway, it's really just a waste of a time having to train and take leave in order to keep up an international career that exists nowhere but on paper.\n\nI hope that Trezeguet will not regret his decision, no matter what he decides to do.
43291
the question should be: why would anybody want to coach the lions?  martz had enough trouble in st. louis constantly worrying about his lack of support in the front office.  the detroit front office is nowhere near stable.  millen has done nothing but ruin his name and drag down a mediocre franchise.  right now the lions appear to be looking at tampa bay d-line coach Rod Marinelli and former saints head coach Jim Haslett.  both are scheduled for a second interview. steelers o-line coach Russ Grimm is also being mentioned, but he can not be extensivly interviewed until the steelers finish their season.
365698
yes but what is he worth on the market? with his salary and skill level, not many teams can afford a player of his ilk. then there is all that excess baggage. the fallout from the steve moore incident will follow him wherever he goes.
481594
A lot of people (By that I mean Seniors) are leaving and that should hinder the team a little bit.\n\nBut as a student of Penn State I say HELL YEAH!\n\nWE ARE PENN STATE!!!!!!!!!
1104760
It's been proven that almost any NFL franchise can literally turn things around and go from goat to gloat. I believe the Lions need to take a look at some of the people they have upstairs, not just Mcmillan. We all know it starts at the top.\n \nYou don't have to be Albert Einstein to analyze other 'winning' NFL team structures and strategies to figure out how they do it. \n\nLook at New England. Look at Pittsburg. What are they doing that the Lions are not? It appears plenty.\n\nAlthough the Lions have cleaned house before, this time they need to strap on the monster vacuum and dig deep into the nooks and crannies. Take no prisoners. This is the NFL and this is business. Winning IS everything and don't be fooled by believing it's not.
1021824
Right now, it's a toss up between the Leos and Al's.\nI think when it comes down to those two, Montreal would edge out the Lions though.\n\nbuccaneersden: you do know that the CFL hasn't had an American team for about 12 years.
479926
Yes it is possible, but not likely, they are not going to pay Harrington that kind of money, when they have invested in two other QBs, if they do not come to a trade agreement with someone, they will just cut him, he has a hefty roster bonus coming to him very soon and the Lions are not going to pay it.
339507
He will go in as is often the case with Juve, these great players leave a bit early rather than a bit late, one great example would be Zidane leaving for Real Madrid a few years back
361000
Definitely Not!\n\nChelsea already has enough players sitting on the bench wasting their talent. Shevchenko's move to Chelsea will be just another @$$ on the Chelsea bench! He should stick with Milan! They're a much better team anyway!
404370
The Super Eagles are in the mountains for a change of feathers (Necessary for new heights).\n\nThe Lions broke a claw and went to the caves for rehab.
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.
983722
I don't think him leaving right now is the best move for Cowher. He will stay in Pittsburg at least for one more year. He can't bail out now when the team is playing awful football. I think he will stay for at least one more year.
1059479
The Tigers are having their best season in a long time.  The Redwings and the Pistons both made it to the post season, which in of itself is an accomplishment.  Our beloved Bill Laimbeer could coach the shock to another WNBA championship.  But as long as the Lions are owned by Ford (the automotive industry is dead here) run my McMillan (who just can't create the vision), I am afraid their is little hope.  But at least Michigan has an underdog to root for.
1043764
+Hi. I am a LIONS supporter but we are out.  What I want to see is Collingwood get to the BIG DAY and then have a team from outside Victoria win.  Will the MAGPIES win?  Only if the Pope turns Protestant.
159460
Hell no and besides your lions will suck either way!