We'll miss you. Nobody got the crowd into the game like Flintoff. He could create a one-day atmosphere at a test match and just by doing that got the most from his game and from others, particularly the bowler at the other end. I'm as cynical as the next man, providing that the next man is a very cynical man indeed, but it's disappointing to hear suggestions that Flintoff is off for a few big pay days before calling it a career. I think his record shows that when he's been good to go, then he has been there every time, not just turning his arm over in the low 80s but giving it everything he has to make an impact. It's taken it's toll and he's fought it all the way but if he says enough is enough, I see no reason not to respect that decision.