Doug Ellis is it time for him to go?
534992
It has been time for him to go a long time ago. When you look at what other club chairman's have done for their club, Doug Ellis does not come anywhere near close to them. He seems that he does not want to invest money into the club, but just wants to take out of it what he can. How many more managers do the club have to go through until he goes and the club can progress? I remember when the club was doing very well when he first came along with his money, but since he decided not to reinvest the club has gone downhill and until he goes the club will never recover themselves to be good again. I am not a Villa fan by the way!!!
453423
His track record lately has not been any good. He has to go to a team that does not have too many high expectations and be given time to build the team.
289795
No.  He's done.  He should be happy he had such a rewarding career in professional football and retire quietly and proudly.  If he did hook up with one last team, he'd be scratching for the last roster spot against undrafted rookie free agents.  That would be pitiful.
4062
Not too good. \nCan't wait for his term to expire.\n\nPeace
363662
i think he should just retire. he was a really good QB but hes old now
1005302
He'll be ready to go next season and it will not affect him.  If he does let it affect him he should just retire. lets go sabres.
474895
he needs to retire... like right now, but maybe he wants a better season to go out on
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.
156759
He is not on any CFL roster at the end on 2005 CFL season. At 37 years old he perhaps has not much playing time left in him. Retiement may not be too far off for him
960732
no\nthere is no space for him in the team.....
318110
Yeah, he is getting nowhere in Minnesota as all his teammates are gone now. I wouldn't be suprised if he wanted to go to Detroit, to reunite with Flip Saunders, but I don't think they have to spot for him to be a starter, so I would guess he goes to another mediocre team willing to give him big money.
77048
Yes, he should resign, but don't worry... as soon as we have that election, his ass is grass.  Right now the election date may be April 22.  I intend to vote for anyone but him.  Word in the streets around New Orleans is he lost a majority of his votes with those statements he made.  Yeah, he's overworked and all, but he could at least pay attention to what he lets fall out of his mouth in public.
1075203
Only if thats what he wants. I think he has retired from public office. The Iraq speech  was bad for him. He was too use to taking orders.
880199
I am a Jets fan and Martin is out for the season and how the season is going with Washington, unless someone is traded, Martin may not get a spot on the team next year and might retire anyways. The new breed of players is coming in, and the older players like Tiki Barber and Martin may have to leave at the end of the season because they are just too old.
440746
No he didn't retire yet. But I think he should move on to another team and finish his career out. I don't think that the Packers really want him to stay but are giving him the option because of who he is.
1016639
He's done. He needs to retire so he doesn't embarrass himself again, or actually his team!
610604
you should get rid of him sweetheart. yes he won the cy young award but he is not worth all the pain and anxiety. there are long stretches where he is terrible and has a bloated ERA. I drafted him in one league just for value since people like him, and I traded him for barry zito and then he went on the DL. im loving that deal right now!