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Ivor Wynne had some pretty damn good tailgates. huge field across the street that gets turned into a parking lot. been to many TGs there on many Labour Dabours... literally a thousand or more people. and TC fans are well behaved at any homegame by comparison to how they treat fans in Double Blue on Labour Day. seriously, you likely got off light and don't even realize it.

Chad Kackert!

not sure i'd ever want Burke as the Argo's HC, but damn is his candor refreshing.

how shitty would it feel to have that guy as your team's leader? some people are excellent coordinators but were never meant to be HCs.

so... i understand there will be consequences...

i have a feeling that you will be soon.

not unreasonable. we need the help at corner and (while i'm not high on Kito at this point) a young NI receiver is a nice add. unsure about JJ's value vis a vis SMS at this point but if Jones figured he could help our pass D, i couldn't care less.

one was the final game of the 87 Canada Cup (i was there). the other is a secret

What would you trade for Collaros or Harris? We're likely to lose a QB to Ottawa anyway... maybe we ought to get assets for one.

dammit! you guys beat me to the punch on 2 gags i had planned for my blog. well played!

one of only 3 things i like about that town.

hard not to cheer for the guy, isn't it?

i hate that some team's depth charts need to be downloaded to be viewed. crappy.

I hopped the Go Train... Immediately saw some guy in a green Foley jersey... Looked around both levels of the car and saw plenty of double-blue. Sanity (or what passes for it) restored.

please... last time they were here, i lectured a group sitting near me on the virtue of observing Daylight Savings Time.

hoping for an open roof and another big crowd tonight... even if tomorrow you'll see Riderfans claiming that the crowd was mostly Rider supporters... Argos have plenty to prove tonight after the letdown on the left coast last week. Riders also could serve notice to the league with a decisive win. have fun hating, y'all. i'll be there mocking Saskies on levels that they can't even comprehend.

i know! stop the presses right?

Chad Kackert

i don't have much faith in that guy. not sure he'd listen. hopefully for the Bombers' sake he can buy a clue soon.

Bombers need to run-the-frigging-ball. Lots. if they can't or won't then they deserve the loss that will come as a result.

actually, it's a factual one. problem?

i know what you're saying. he did say that it was Winnipeg's backups that got beat 52-nada though. and i don't think he's saying "win now or you have no hope in hell of winning this season", i got more of a "win now or you'll risk stepping into a hole that you may not be able to get out of later" from it. also: Toronto only gave up 3 points in the second half... so it's more accurate to say that they were garbage for a half.

for me, the underlying thrust of the article was that the Bombers face a tough road ahead. i don't see a problem with someone suggesting that if the Bombers lose in Montreal that they will be putting themselves in a very tough spot... since they will be. all points to the contrary (ie: the season is still young, the CFL is erratic and arbitrary) are also valid... but the writer was saying that if the Bombers (for some reason) weren't feeling pressure this weekend... they ought to be. hell, if i was a Bomber i'd be telling everyone that it was a must-win... i'd tell them that every frickin week.

in place of who? i loved Carr in the 2011 GC... but his performance has declined markedly since.

actually, i exclusively used whoever the Argo's starting tailback was