voodoochylde

I think that's in the Code of Conduct. 

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

And because at least one poster doesn’t know when his schtick wears thin, this thread has met its end.

I think that's in the Code of Conduct. 

I think that's in the Code of Conduct. 

I think that's in the Code of Conduct. 

Hey guys, let's keep the conversation on topic and not on each other.

👁‍🗨The Morning After..with Coffee.
Incredible plays between Masoli and Banks. Some fans blame our defenders but the pass placements were better.
Banks performed like a real receiver out there, some real nice catches..
Good pressure all night long from the D-line, a little susceptible to Masoli’s scrambling, but getting the job done. 
4 sacks..nice.
Long ball? Maybe too many? Or too many to the same guy?
Did Masoli outplay Nichols?  Maybe slightly in pass % and running, but not in QB efficiency. Nichols only completed 13 passes..but they were the right ones.
Medlock? Outstanding kick performance..kicking with the opposite leg? Looked normal to me. Must have practised it. The guy is a pure professional.
Randle? No worries there.
Hamilton’s opening drive sure looked like trouble was on its way in the long run. The Bombers proved otherwise.
Demski - Meet the expression “getting in the groove” Big game for him.
How about those back-to-back sacks after the Harris fumble? Good calls eh?
Better discipline than the Ti-Cats, and it counted.
Dressler’s impressive consecutive catch streak is alive..
Who ‘de mann? Petterman. Nice subbing..
Bennett - special team’s QB ace - another banging tackle..
That Thompkins guy just might prove to be a valuable player..
Andrew Harris..
Bravo to the noise making great fans on that last drive..
I suppose you can say the Bombers beat another below .500 team..or, you can say these teams that we beat are below .500 because we beat them..
 
 

I can't imagine location still being such a sore point (though this is Winnipeg and people *are* set in their ways).  Like you, I always found Polo Park to be a bit of a nightmare. Traffic / Parking at the U of M is pretty damned efficient now.

I’ll gladly pay extra for the better comfort 

The funny thing is IGF is 100x more comfortable to attend events at than MTS Place. The place does not get its credit in the city.

Lots sand lots of complaining here.  Wow.
Seems like each of you has problems with:
- Location of Stadium
- Team Sucks
- Cost of Tickets
- Cost of Beer
- Too late
- Too early
- Cost of Beer
- Cost of Food
- "It doesn't suit me today"
Winnipeg has always been a finicky City with a touch of residents being cheap.  Not much has changed from what I see.
I've been a season ticket holder since 2011 and usually only miss one game of year due to either work commitments or an early vacation.  Did I mention I live in Brandon?  You know, the City 200 kms to the west of the Perimiter?
Yes, there were huge transit issues the first couple of game, but we still made it there and back.  There was also tons of construction on Pembina and the Perimiter that was needed
The Bombers have pushed many transit, bike and parking options for all fans.  The park and ride from Hydro works great for me.  If it wasn't for picking up family members in the City, I'd likely use the same service from the Downs.  Pay on the way in, free on the way out.  The bus connections on the north side of the stadium have really freed up congestion on the south side of the stadium.  
Comparing access with that of Hamilton, Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton and Saskatchewan, it's not all that bad (Sorry Ottawa and Vancouver, but I haven't visitied you yet).  I've been to Blue Jays (parking), KC Royals (middle of nowhere in City, paid parking, great tailgates though), Minnesota Twins (parking cost) / Wild (turkey trail of tunnels/walkways from train to arena), Flames (parking), Oilers (parking), Miami Dolphins (any transit sucks), and New Orleans Saints (parking downtown) games.  All have their challenges/costs for parking, transit, and access.
 
 

I can't imagine location still being such a sore point (though this is Winnipeg and people *are* set in their ways).  Like you, I always found Polo Park to be a bit of a nightmare. Traffic / Parking at the U of M is pretty damned efficient now.

Always appreciate your Game Day Synopses Mr. Dee.  Thank you!

Always appreciate your Game Day Synopses Mr. Dee.  Thank you!

Sask at Edmonton 
- Matchup: The Eskimos have dominated this rivalry since 2011 winning 13 of the 20 games and have not lost a season series to the Riders since 2013. Mike Reilly has started the Esks' last 6 games vs the Riders and is 4-2. In his last 9 starts vs SSK he is 7-2. They went to OT twice in 2016, but neither game last year was close.,
- 3-1 last 4 games: Edmonton has risen to #2 in the West with wins in 3 of their last 4 games. They overcame deficits of 3, 7 & 12 points to rebound with a win.
- Trailing after Q1: Edmonton has started slowly all season long and have trailed after the 1st Quarter in each of their last 5 games. They rebounded to win 3 of those 5 - in 1st Quarters their scoring differential is -24 while from the 2nd Quarter on they are +48.
- Charleston Hughes: Has a Sack in each of his last 4 games matching 4-game runs in 2017 & 2016. His consecutive games record with at least one is 6 games in a row - from Jun 28/14 to Aug 9/14. He has had at least one Sack in 72 of his 153 career games.
- Christion Jones streak: Last week's game broke a remarkable streak of punt return excellence. It was the first one of his 17 career regular season games in which he did not produce at least one return of 13+ yards. His longest last week was just 8 yards.
- The Riders have also started slowly so it will be interesting to see who is leading. They are even slower out of the gate at -34 in their 1st Quarters this year (Edmonton is -24), have just 11 First Quarter points but are +17 over the final 45:00 of games.
- 3 Riders INT return TDs: The Riders have 3 TDs already with Tobi Antigha the latest in last week's game. The Riders' record for most interception return TDs in a season is 6 in 1976 (B.Manchuk, C.Vann, P.Williams, L.Richardson, K.McEachern & J.Marshall). They have 4 total defensive return TDs in 6 games - that SSK record is 6 in four different seasons.
- Mike Reilly 6k/400: Reilly leads the CFL in passing with 2,063 yards on pace for 6,189 - that would rank #3 A/T behind Doug Flutie's 6,619 (1991) and Kent Austin (6,225 in 1992). Last week, he had 415 yards, his 6th career 400+ game and 2nd this year.
- 4 Sacks Allowed: Edmonton has allowed only 4 Sacks all season on pace for only 12 in 2018 - the club record for fewest allowed in one season is 25 allowed in 2003, more than double their current pace.
- Brandon Bridge: Has yet to throw for more than 165 yards in his 4 starts and has one TD pass in 104 attempts thus far. Last week, Bridge's his longest completion was with the receiver 10 yards downfield. He did not attempt a throw of deeper than 18 yards.
- Brett Lauther: Made a career-high 5-of-5 FGs last week and has now made 18 of his last 19 attempts. He is #3 at 90% in 2018.
- Naaman Roosevelt: Has a current 41-game game reception streak but has now gone 10 games without reaching 100 yards. - Brandon Bridge: Has yet to throw for more than 165 yards in his 4 starts and has one TD pass in 104 attempts thus far.
- Kwaku Boateng: Had 3 QB Sacks last week to jump to #2 in the CFL with 5 in total. He now has 9 Sacks in 22 career games.
- J.C. Sherritt: Has 34 defensive tackles and is on pace for his second career 100+ season. He set a then CFL record 130 in 2012.
- 1200 Pace: C.J. Gable got back to 1200-yard rushing pace last week with 69 on 15 carries.
- Duron Carter: Was targeted on Offence twice last week - he had been a receiving target just twice in the previous 4 games.

It could not be easier get to and from game. 

Always appreciate your Game Day Synopses Mr. Dee.  Thank you!

I can't imagine location still being such a sore point (though this is Winnipeg and people *are* set in their ways).  Like you, I always found Polo Park to be a bit of a nightmare. Traffic / Parking at the U of M is pretty damned efficient now.

Always appreciate your Game Day Synopses Mr. Dee.  Thank you!