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There exists a world where both parties can be assholes and neither is deserving of sympathy. Hell Jones is likely the only coach/GM who would put up with Carter's **** as long as that. Fact is that the very first time Carter gets put back on offense he starts bitching about not getting targets and talking down his team mates on offense, how can you keep a player like that around at all? He's not the only talented receiver out there, why not get talent with a good attitude?

lotta guys only see $$$$$

What in that guys history makes you believe he would listen to anyone?

yeah and Mike O'Shea would kill him. No room for cancers on this team.

This game is uglier than a whores ass.

The deep game isn't Nichols strength and it's not this teams strength so yeah it was a mistake to constantly try for the big plays. This team wins by ball control on offense, why go away? Yeah you gotta take shots, but last night was too big a departure.

and what if Masoli didn't get passes on target while being hit while throwing? There's luck both ways not just for the Bombers. Winnipeg was the better team all night and they screwed around and let Hamilton hang around rather than finishing them off, but every time Hamilton would score to make it closer the Bombers responded with points. Not sure why Lapo was using the Edmonton huck it deep playbook rather than his usual ball control offense but what ever, they got the win.

He had a bad game, that's all it was.

That would only matter if the riders knew how to use their talent on offense. About the only play the riders can run is pitch it up and hope roosevelt makes the catch.

I suspect Reilly is feeling the hurt from the hits he has taken already this year. It is a shame we got Edmonton in the first game when he was 100% or we might have had more success pressuring him.

Are they though? They did lose back to back to the Riders and their record is nothing to really brag about.

It can be both you know.

Things have improved since that Hamilton travesty.

No way he's going to walk into that gong show.

Sometimes rookie qbs can be successful, but it's never in a **** show situation like Montreal. Put them on a good team with good offensive lines and good receivers and it's a hell of a lot easier.

Lots of guys who just out athlete everyone at lower levels struggle when that athletic playing field is leveled and it's the smart and hard working players who have the most success.

Jason Maas has always had pissy pants when things go bad. Total hot head.

Hope the Als kept the receipt for Manziel. What a clusterfuck.

Resorting to fat jokes? You know how I know I hit a nerve? It's ok to be a casual fan, not everyone has what it takes to be a die hard. If you have that much trouble being a fan in Winnipeg you better not ever move because it's a hell of a lot harder to be an out of province fan. Takes much more dedication.

Awwww muffin. You live I Winnipeg and can not be bothered to go to games, you need to give your head a shake. Call yourself a fan. Please.

No one could have predicted that Carter would pout when he wasn't getting special attention.

Cripes there's a lot of excuse makers for not going to games here. And you call yourselves fans. I get like 1 game a year in Calgary I can possibly attend and will often drive to Edmonton to watch them there too but I do it because it's the Bombers! Even if they usually crap their pants in this province it's still better than not seeing them live, oh and I've sat through the worst weather you can imagine to see them get thumped too. **** all you excuse makers. What I wouldn't give to have season tickets to watch in a stadium as nice as IGF.

someone probably made fun of his ears.

All the Edmonton receivers are allowed to push off. Actually it's not just Edmonton receivers, it's all large receivers. They can do whatever they want to DBs and it's totally OK. Manny Arceneaux is another guy that gets half his yards from push offs.

I just have no respect for fans in Winnipeg who don't go to the games because it's too far. What I wouldn't give to be able to attend games.