Hugo Neu may now have relieved that panel of some of its hard work.
Maradona was all animated frustration though, at the interval, he may have been relieved.
Three wins in the next four games resprayed his image but he may have been relieved to see Alex McLeish go to Nottingham Forest.
As Stig Abell settled into the editor's chair at the Times Literary Supplement last Wednesday he may have been relieved that his days as managing editor of the Sun were over.
Joe Cole, a booking short of suspension, may have been relieved when the referee Manuel Mejuto González did not wag a yellow card for his foul on Steven Gerrard, but the clemency ceased there.
When the announcer introduced Jill Biden, to talk about a veterans' initiative with the musical "Bandstand," you may have been relieved to discover that it was actually her, not Spacey in a wig.
The Mets may have been relieved that they won a victory in court on Tuesday, but their fans a few hours later were reminded of how snake-bitten the club is.
As they were leaving, I asked the owners if they found what they were seeking, and invariably they would answer, 'Yes, and lots more.'" And while the Heritage Parts Event may have slightly relieved Bentley's storage problem, it created one for others.
A third possible contender for the leadership is Sadakazu Tanigaki, who may have been relieved to keep his job as finance minister: Mr Koizumi is said to have berated him last week for not pushing reform hard enough.In this section Stalling tactics Koizumi's last shuffle Here's Hu Once a snoop, always a snoop?
While investors may have been relieved by the outcome of the elections in Greece on Sunday, larger concerns about the structural problems throughout southern Europe remain, The Times's Nathaniel Popper reports: "Unless they make a radical change, we will be back with another Greek cliffhanger in three or four months' time," said Darren Williams, a European economist at AllianceBernstein in London.
