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[The Headliner]

When Eric Bischoff learned of Stone Cold Steve Austin's dwindling medical condition, he decided that he could not run the risk of allowing Austin to continue wrestling on his show. My question is, should the same decision be made about Goldust?

:goldust:

Ever since members of Evolution electrocuted the former Intercontinental and World Tag Team Champion, he has been experiencing disturbing physical and psychological defects. Now, it's not unusual for a WWE wrestler to be a little whacky, but Goldie's condition has, on occassion, forced him to lose complete control of his own actions. On top of the stinging seizures which seem to afflict his left arm at times, these frightening and unpredictable fits surely pose a threat to the safety of not only those around him, but also to Goldust himself.

Is Bischoff really doing the responsible thing as General Manager to allow this dangerously cross-wired athlete to continue wrestling? Or should he do the same as he did with Steve Austin, and use Goldust's medical condition as good reason to remove him from competition?

[Phillip]

Goldust is mostly a threat to people around him, becasue of Goldust, Test hasn't got any for over a week!

But anyway if Bishoff can fire stone cold for his injury, then he should surtanly fire Goldust, but with Goldust you  dont need medicle records to see that there is something seriously wrong with him.
but Bishoff has had some problems with stone cold over the last few weeks, and hes made it his mission to get rid of STSA, so i dont see Bishoff dong anything about Goldust becasue hes probably not an issue in Bishoff's mind.