Im glad for Gavin, he's a very articulate and intelligent pundit, and its refreshing to see someone confidently putting thier beliefs first. As for Andy in Staines, you're an utter disgrace, just because you dont believe in what Gavin Peacock does, is no excuse to call it "utter claptrap".

Hardeep, Wolverhampton,

I am a Pastor in Canada working in the denomination that Ambrose belongs to. He'll be studying with many of my friends. I immigrated from Scotland and remember Gavin playing for Chelsea. I'm sure he will enjoy it out here, I can't think of a better place to study.

David Smith, Vancouver, B.C., Canada

Disappointed in Gavin, he was one of my favourite players as a young chelsea fan and always came across as articulate and intelligent on TV, but finding out he believes in this ridicuous ancient claptrap has changed my opinion of him totally!

andy, staines, UK

The nice thing about this is that he's kept his football and his religious activity at a decent distance. There's little more nauseating in football (other than Didier Drogba) than Kaka's overt shows of faith.

john in dulwich, s london,

I've just read the statement of faith for Ambrose - what a fantastic place for Gavin to go to. I am really pleased and trust that his example will help point others to Christ.

Bishop Dominic Stockford, Teddington, Middlesex, UK

All the best, Gavin. You come over well on TV and will hopefully develop a good ministry somewhere - I hope it's with us in the UK, we need people like you here! I will try to find a way of monitoring how things are going

Alan, York, UK

Good luck to Gavin in his new life, he played a big part in our escape from relegation to the third division and was a big part of our promotion to the Premier league the following year, he then moved to London for genuine 'family' reasons and had the blessing of all concerned at NUFC. A good lad.

D Dunn, Newcastle upon Tyne,