demotion

The reason for demotion was never made clear to me.

But he said that the demotion was based on performance, not race.

A step down, but not quite the demotion that he had expected.

He seemed to have accepted his demotion, as had the others.

Campbell said all the right things when asked about his demotion.

Offense may not be the only issue in this demotion.

To the public he was best known for his role in the Demotion trials six years before.

The officials said it was, in effect, a judicial demotion.

He retired in June 2001 at the age of 35 after the side's demotion to the third level.

At the same time, it was also announced that is a chance of demotion for the present members.

In fact, he announced his own demotion to the bench.

He was obviously waiting for the right moment to carry out the demotion.

Following his demotion, he was released on August 31, 2005.

Before his demotion, he was 9-9-2 in 22 games with the Rangers.

This was as a result of the clubs two league demotion.

In 1991 they were faced with a financial crisis and demotion to lower level play.

He did not accept the demotion and became a free agent Friday.

In such a situation, many players blame their coaches for a demotion.

Wilson took the demotion like a man being slapped in the face.

"We served together for the last four years, since my demotion.

Because if they were true, Sanders might be facing more than a demotion.

These instructions would later lead to his recall and demotion.

Natalie is still playing good soldier about his very public demotion.

He might have ordered a trade, a demotion or a firing.

Did the three-week demotion have a positive effect on him?