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Do you agree with retiring numbers?
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marymc says,
I'm biased. In Syracuse, NY, no one will ever wear #44. That's Ernie Davis' number. The movie "The Express" explains why.accidentaltourist says,
Maybe they can go with decimals.Sagacious says,
I know with the Sydney Swans Aussie Rules club, each individual locker has a jersey number with all the players who have worn that particular jersey printed on it. I hate the idea of the Swans, say, retiring #4 just because club legend Tony Lockett wore that number.