I'm not one for irrationally and emotionally firing coaches, but Coach Hope needs to have a serious talking to.
And in 1982, with UN troops installed in another buffer zone in Lebanon after the Israeli invasion, he was outraged to find them hemmed in by Israeli and PLO road-blocks on each side, "like the salami in a sandwich .Any soldier as he reflected in "The Thin Blue Line", his recommendations on peacekeeping, in 1974 would find it emotionally difficult to be fired on and not fire back.
Emotionally, the animals had become fired up by the stress.
"It feels like emotionally, we're not really as fired up as we should be," Houston said.
"When the Borland board fired me, it was tough emotionally for a few weeks," says Kahn. Remarkably, he regards his decade there without regret, viewing it as a "practical education in management".
All praise, too, to the two adolescent unknowns, Toby Regbo and Bel Powley, who fired up one of the most emotionally fearless theatrical experiences encountered in years.
As more people get fired and their anger increases, the emotionally unstable among us may turn to revenge.
I don't know if I'm emotionally capable of handling another attempt to have you fired again.
Decca Records turned down the Beatles and Oprah Winfrey was fired from her first newscaster job because she got too emotionally involved in her stories.
Police Chief Edward Flynn fired Officer Manney not for excessive force but for not following protocols in dealing with an emotionally disturbed person.
Firing an employee can be emotionally draining and, if not handled properly, an invitation to expensive litigation.
