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Washington Post
20-05-2025
- Business
- Washington Post
Nationals see two key exits on business side of organization
Two members of the Washington Nationals' business operation, Mike Carney and Kim Bolt, left the organization earlier this month, according to four people familiar with their departures. Carney served as the team's chief revenue officer and Bolt was its chief marketing officer. A Nationals spokesperson declined to comment on the departures, saying the team doesn't discuss personnel matters. It's unclear when or if the Nationals intend to fill these roles.
BBC News
09-05-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Did Cresswell and Fabianski deserve new deals?
We asked for your views on the impending departures of Aaron Cresswell, Lukasz Fabianski, Vladimir Coufal and Danny IngsHere are some of your comments:Alison: Real professionals all of them. Their influence in the dressing room will be missed - would have possibly offered Cresswell and Fabianski another year. Go with my thanks for their contributions over the Sorry to see them go but it's time for change. Fabianski and Coufal have been consistently great and Cresswell was excellent until a couple of years ago. But unfortunately Ings never quite got going, he's talented, scored some important goals but didn't make a big Only gutted about Coufal leaving really. I think he's still got a lot to offer as a squad player and back-up to Wan-Bissaka. Cresswell and Fabianski have been great club servants but are getting on now. Danny Ings never had the best of times A mixed bag regarding the four departures. They are all good enough to be playing more first-team football than they currently are and if they want to leave for this reason then I'm happy for them. Ings leaving is the biggest plus and perhaps Cresswell the saddest - for his longevity, adaptability and presence off the pitch. I thought he may get another year to mentor Scarles and slot in at LB or left CB in a back three, but he leaves as a near-legend for the It's always hard to see long-serving players move on. Coufal. Cresswell and Fabianski have all played a big part at West Ham but Ings never really fitted in and certainly didn't get the number of goals we hoped for.. but good luck to them all.
