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**nakeseireo** · 02-13-2008, 02:44 AM

2005 would've been a nice career ender as Lindsay would've been the only player to retire the world number 1. i hope she call quits as I agree with on fitness issues this year is a good enough reason in itself to quit. I'm glad she came back after having Jagger and she deserved a shot at one last olympics. But now is the time to say goodbye before she starts to fade not that she done that yet but it could happen.

Take it from a huge ASV fan. The last thing you want to see a multiple Slam winning, former #1 do is make a mockery of their legacy by hanging around one year too many. 2002 (and 2001, to be honest) was painful.

02-13-2008, 02:44 AM	#11
nakeseireo Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 391 Senior Member	2005 would've been a nice career ender as Lindsay would've been the only player to retire the world number 1. i hope she call quits as I agree with on fitness issues this year is a good enough reason in itself to quit. I'm glad she came back after having Jagger and she deserved a shot at one last olympics. But now is the time to say goodbye before she starts to fade not that she done that yet but it could happen. Take it from a huge ASV fan. The last thing you want to see a multiple Slam winning, former #1 do is make a mockery of their legacy by hanging around one year too many. 2002 (and 2001, to be honest) was painful.
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