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kelownabomberfan

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Everything posted by kelownabomberfan

  1. He will have to settle for taking cheap shots at the water boys this week.
  2. Noel Thorpe reading this forum, then shakes fist in the sky and yells "Where were JBR and Booch last Friday afternoon!!! ARGH!!!"
  3. we have the same calendar. Looks like Luke Schenn is our player for October.
  4. BC Lions social media team called out for post following win over Redblacks
  5. can someone explain to me how the Bombers went from winning 4 cups in five years up to 1962, and then going almost winless with the same team and coach in 1964? What happened?? I assume the same thing that always happens - the coach became too loyal to his veterans, and refused to replace guys far past their primes. Seems to be something that dogs every Winnipeg team over the decades. Here's what AI is telling me: The Winnipeg Blue Bombers suffered through a historically dismal 1-14-1 season in 1964 primarily because an aging championship dynasty was bottoming out amid a massive transition and a porous defense. Aging Roster and Transition End of a Dynasty: The core of Winnipeg's powerhouse late-1950s and early-1960s teams—which won multiple Grey Cups under head coach Bud Grant—was rapidly getting older or retiring. Lack of Depth: The departure and aging of veteran mainstays left a talent gap that the younger replacements and rookies could not immediately fill. Porous Defense and Injuries Defensive Struggles: The 1964 squad surrendered 397 points over the regular season, completely overwhelming an offense that managed just 270 points. Record Losing Streak: The team endured a club-record 13-game losing streak running from August deep into November. Are you listening Mike O'Shea?
  6. I can verify by personal experience that was Bennett all right.
  7. Ottawa gotta Ottawa...
  8. Could this be him? Winnipeg Free PressFeb 2024: Company of Poets aims to help older set revel i...Speaking into a microphone, Morris Bay is telling a story about the last time he saw Nathan Wiseman, a Winnipeg pediatrician he got to know in the early 2000s, when Wiseman was a regular customer at hhttps://passages.winnipegfreepress.com/passage-details/id-332779/BAY_MORRIS
  9. ok so other than the eyeroll from the resident troll, I'll just forget about it.
  10. Too bad he switched teams in 84 or he could have won a Cup. There were so many ex-Bombers on that 84 Hamilton team that we whooped in the 84 Grey Cup.
  11. man can the Redblacks pull this one off? We were already let down by Hamilton and Toronto.
  12. maybe if they throw in a Tkachuk or two? LOL
  13. Clercius being hurt didn't help. ?? When did this happen?
  14. The Hellebuyck case: The Panthers must regret acquiring Jacob Markstrom
  15. whoops - sorry posted in the wrong thread.
  16. Still wondering why Toronto punted. It was only 3rd and two.
  17. And only 32 teeth...
  18. I have chills. It was like I was transported back in time to 2005....
  19. More like Lurch vs Chester the Molester....

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