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Bud Grant being honoured after winning the 1962 Grey Cup:

Can you buy me a Bomber jersey? I only have pesos & it's driving me loonie.

LOL. I guessed I dialed a wrong number. We know who said Ottawa was hot. Not you.

My first thought as well. If so, his true colours will come out soon enough.

Players from past eras together: Top right: Russ Jackson #12, Ottawa Rough Riders, Dan Kepley #42, Edmonton Eskimos, Angelo Mosca #68 Hamilton Tiger Cats, Wayne Harris #55, Calgary Stampeders, Al Wilson #52, BC Lions, Jim Corrigall #79, Toronto Argonauts, Frank Rigney #67, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, George Reed #34, Saskatchewan Roughriders & Mike Pringle #27, Montreal Alouettes.

From 1970. This was the only year they sold CFL team posters. I used to have this one taped to the wall in my bedroom back in the day. Would love to have it again as I'd frame it. What a collectible that would be.

If you act like a troll then you are a troll.

Oh FFS, here we go again with your stupid rhetoric. We'd all like a Grey Cup but only one team wins a year, How is Calgary an elite team? I know you think the Stamps are elite. They have no character. They quit when the going gets tough. They panic & make mistakes when the championship is on the line. They can't walk the talk. They rack up these monster regular seasons winning 14 & 15 games a year & then lose to teams that won only half the number of games they did in the Grey Cup. Or they choke in the playoffs & don't even make it to the Grey Cup. How is that elite? What about the Argos??? They won the Grey Cup 9 months ago so they're still an elite team, according to you. Get real.

Well, it would be helpful if Andrew Scheer would show some balls & come out from hiding under the blankets. Where is this guy??? What a useless *** of a leader. It seems he just cowers in a corner saying & doing absolutely nothing.

Alzheimer's sucks.

Only Brett Hart is left from this photo. Sadly. Owen Hart, Jim Neidhart, Brian Pillman & Davey Boy Smith are all gone.

Halfback Dave Raimey:

Look how small the end zones are. Barely 10 yards. I read somewhere that on one side of the field the fence was so close to the field that teams lined up in the end zone to kick converts. Only on one side though. As far as capacity goes, Osborne Stadium had grandstands on both sides of the field right to the back of the end zones.

Welcome DougR. Glad to have you on board!

Buddy Tinsley: Note the old school blocking style using his forearms until rule changes allowed the use of the hands.

Osborne Stadium with night lights circa 1951.

Look who they had last year... Naman Roosevelt, Caleb Holley, Bakari Grant, Rob Bagg & Carter. Not a bad group & Jones dismantled them.

Sounded like he was having fun & then crashed the plane.

Can't argue with that.