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For most Blue Bomber fans, the frustration comes from losing games (including Grey Cup games) when a few obvious changes would have won those games but our head coach was too damned stubborn to make those changes.

We do but apparently he hasn't genuflected enough yet.

And several other seasons.

For a GM who made his bones scouring for NI talent, Walters has been slacking off lately.

Considering all the dire differences, it would be a shotgun wedding at best and doomed to fail.

Our secondary has struggled this year and only recently showed well. Could we pool our money and hire Tonya Harding?

People are gonna be people no matter what, and perfect parity is a pipe dream. Some players/coaches/GMs will exceed expectations and some will fail no matter what. The Esks won all those consecutive Cups because they were flush with money and few other teams were, so they outbid and outpaid to keep their core happy. One of the reasons we watch sports of all kinds is the unpredictability which leads to agonies and ecstacies and we go along for the roller-coaster rides.

Time to park Parker?

But he's hella quick....

The frustration with O'shea has been consistent for the past 3 seasons- his rigid devotion to certain players, even when it was obvious that his loyalty was misplaced, resulting in a steady downward spiral for the team. He may be a nice guy and calls his mom regularly, but he has glaring deficiences as a coach which he has refused to change. I cite his retention of a certain ex-marine who had little talent but was kept on regardless, and his usage of Collaros in the last Grey Cup game. Every coach and even GM has a "best before" date and I believe that O'Shea has exceeded his.

And in the GM's office.

This looks to get real ugly, real fast.

Brown showing good decisions and a strong arm, but I do not expect Ottawa to win unless the Riders go to sleep.

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Don't hold your breath.

Arguable that the coaches always know more than we do- I cite the choices of O'Shea and Hogan.

And not hard on the eyes, either. (admittedly sexist comment).

With J. Jones being cut, this means that we will be stuck with him at MLB until either or O'Shea dies.

When the NHL is on, yes.

I I'm sure the Bombers would have been active bidders for Mauldin if there was any proof he was better than Jake THomas.

Agreed, but apart from Demski, which receiver has?

And Mitchell has been consistently invisible.

Wheatfall is still better than Mitchell.

The momentary hesitations that Streveler had in most recent games is not in evidence today. GREAT!