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In the Free Press today, there was an open criticism of the talent and/or effort on the part of the players, but regrettably, no direct aim at O'Shea. We here are not football pros but the problems with the team are so obvious and long-standing that it is not hard to see where they stem from. It does not take a chicken to tell if an egg is rotten.

And he's only going to get better and better.

Yes, but we were the perennial losers, and now its been a steep drop from being a team that nobody wanted to play.

Ford reviving a comatose offence. Not gonna win, but...

Before we get into heavy breathing about the remote possibility of Rourke, lets not forget the obvious and immediate problems on the O-line. Iam disappointed in Collaros' play but its a no-brainer to assume he would be significantly better with an O-line that is at least competent. No point in bringing a Rourke-grade QB in just to have him get shunted off to the 6-game IR list after two games.

Castilo is about 59th on the "problems to fix list".

I think we are past the point where tinkering with the starting roster will fix things. O'Shea looks to be the roadblock and nothing will change so long as he is head coach. If pushed/threatened by Walters and/or Miller, he will, in all likelihood, go through the motions, but the end result will be the same. Sometimes an excision is the best answer for an inert mass.

Castillo has been affected by the malaise the rest of the team is suffering from, and I an not kidding.

This should be out of his hands and into Walters' and Millers'.

"Pathetic" might be a better descriptor.

The outcome is highly appropriate. Bombers did everything they could to throw the game away- could they have bet on the game?

Like Tom Hanks?

As I would be if the outcome wan't so critical to the Bomber season.

Castillo looks to have invested heavily in carnauba for his dome.

Lucky must be wondering what he has to do in order to be given a chance to return kicks.

Looks like bonus football tonight, folks.

Just in Case?

But he did NOT look as good as Pamela Lee's jiggly bits.

Amazing he didn't stroke out.

As an aside, there was much wailing over kick coverage last year. A head rolled and suddenly things improved- are you listening Kyle Walters?

Hope you enjoyed the all too brief thrill.

no life left in the Bomber defence now.

Yes.

That's hitting below the belt.

THAT is a damning commentary on how bad the offence has been. Pathetic. Had Toronto had a premier QB, it would have been a slaughter.