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Well, fellas....we're under 24 hours from the end of the game..... How we feelin round these parts?? Still pretty confident?? I still think we're gonna make a statement and prove we're a generational all time team. Do what 2001 WBB shoulda done.

Ya I was gonna say..... Karma for what?

I really feel like the media wants to make it seem like it's a toss up, when the reality is this is just two different levels of teams. The Bombers are so much better than everyone else, the only way they lose is if they hurt themselves, and I can't see them doing that two weeks in a row. You could say that maybe they're over confident or whatever, but I refuse to believe MOS would let that happen. This is a team of destiny that is going to finish off their season properly.

Official...

Argos never did anything special. Bombers just played like **** that week. Nobody can beat the Bombers, but the Bombers.

Can'ts.....

I've really been trying to soak up every second of this season. Not lost on me how special it is. Every win saved on my PVR. Really enjoyed the awards tonight, tho the whole production felt so amateur. How is it not on TSN?? How is there not more glitz and glamour?? At any rate, congratulations to all the Bombers who won, but the real award worth winning is Sunday evening.

Gotta work tomorrow morning, but once I get home, it's off to YouTube for the 84, 88, 90 and then '19 games. Got a 60 pounder of Crown with my name on it....this is gonna be a TIME this weekend!!!!

I just wanted to share this again so everyone can laugh at it as much as I did......

Yeah, but you'll still be looking for a new coach right away once that ******* jumps to the next best offer......never fails.

there's absolutely no way Bighill doesn't win tonight. The national media knows (there's plenty of talking head buzz on the Twitters) how good this Bombers D is (record setting, "generationally" good) and he'll win as the representative of that defense. Marshall Ferguson, dyed-in-the-wool Can'ts fan, said "Bighill is the best linebacker in the league, full stop" earlier this week. That, to me, speaks to how the national media view Bighill and the Bombers D. Biggie unanimously tonight.

Nope. Again, that's a popular narrative but it's not true. Our passing game with Matt Nichols until he got injured was excellent. We were very very well balanced all last year. When Nichols got hurt, then things changed because Strev just isn't a real passing threat.

If this was a thing, Osh would have won at least once in the past 5 years or so. It's not a thing.....Osh is gonna win unanimously. If Winwiddie had made it to the big game, then maybe he gets a vote or two, but this won't be close.

I had no idea the "Winnipeg is just Andrew Harris and the run game" was a narrative until this week. Hilarious.

Not only are Biggie and Osh winning, but it'll be unanimous.

update on the WX for this weekend. Sun and cloud mix most of tomorrow (tho heavy rain in the morning) with a high around +15 (!!), then Sun and Cloud on Sunday with a high around +5. Not too freakin' shabby for December. Perfect football weather...

the noise on Sunday will be about half the decibels of Sask on LDC. Not concerned about their ability to handle that. The headset bullshit is something else. alright....hopefully they get that sorted.

If you don't let them know they're stupid, how will they ever know?

I'm just here for the HIMYM memes.....

This is..........interesting........ The CFL is trying to work out of the financial hole mostly caused by the pandemic, commissioner Randy Ambrosie and the owners hope revenue sharing can help lead to prosperity around the league in the future. “We used the crisis to really reexamine: how do we approach the business of the game? Because the game is great but the business has to punch at its weight in order to have a really good league,” Ambrosie said. There are many financial questions facing the CFL and fans around the country are curious if the three-down league can progress onward and upward amid the crisis the virus has created. “We found a way to restructure our business in a way that’s going to give us a much stronger foundation, a much, much stronger financial foundation,” Ambrosie said. Behind the scenes, the board of governors agreed to a revenue sharing model between the franchises for the first time in almost 40 years. “At the heart of the philosophy is that we want all teams to be able to break even, if they do some, most, if not all of the right things. And we’re going to hold each other accountable to that standard,” Ambrosie said. The CFL lost between $60 and $80 million due to the cancelled 2020 season. Despite further financial losses for the league this year, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers except to post a “meaningful” profit. “I’m not trying to suggest in any way, shape or form that we don’t have work to do, we do, we have lots of work to do in the days to come,” Ambrosie said. “We’ll have to work tirelessly, [the Grey Cup] game will end at roughly 9:30 p.m. on Sunday night — we’ll take 12 hours off. And yes, we have challenges to face.”

I was actually surprised that this Twitter jagoff isn't from Alberta, with an off chance of Sask.........I just tend to assume, at this point.

The desire to be a contrarian at all times, because somehow that makes you cooler or a better fan, to be different from the majority here? I just don't get that.

Ya for us it was too far from AB. We decided our "Grey Cup" trip would be the West Final. Next year when we're back, in The Gap, wife and I will make a full weekend of it.... Get good and drunk enough that I forget I'm in the land of knuckle dragging cousin f***ers....

To think that the Bombers are only a run game. Get ******. Collaros is the best, most accurate passer I've seen in a Bombers uniform in my adult life....