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I'll take option "B" for 40 points, Alex.

Despite the lop-sided win for the Riders, I still maintain that they and Fajardo are not good. Yer granny could have beaten the hapless Argos and I think they might actually be worse than the Burke Bombers that still cause many of us to wake up screaming in the middle of the night.

Streveler

Hope we can see some life out of the Argos this half. Would make the game more watchable.

God has invoked the "mercy rule" for the Argos.

The score actually flatters the Argos.

You just wish that Sara would do that.

There is a rumour that Whitehead is sooo fast that he can turn off the light and be in bed asleep before the room gets dark.

Wonder who neg list player is.

Say it isn't so.

That may have been a political ad. Or a promo for their GM.

So are most of the Rider fans.

This is the CFL and anything can happen- who expected the Lions to put up such a fight against the Stamps?

Well, he will need a lot of salary to support his couturier and buy all that hair dye.

Enjoy your brief moment of respite from the unfolding tragi-comedy that will be your 2019 season while you can. Another game is looming with all its pathos.

Mostly in Canadian Tire money, I would think.

Only if I had the Qash.

Michell did not look his usual unstoppable self for most of the game, and the apparent shoulder problem was just the icing on the cake. It did not look like he had the stuff to pull this one out of the fire and it was a happy occurrence that Mitchell pulled himself out of the game and Arbuckle came in to win the game. Arbuckle did look very good and deserved full credit but unless Mitchell is seriously injured (a possibility), he will start next game.So, we will not likely know if Arbuckle is consistently good for quite a while.

No matter who you were cheering for, it was a helluva entertaining game. And I am 3 &0 so far this weekend. Now the Argos have to win and I will be happy.

No question he plays hungry. That possibility of returning to the NFL as a gazillionaire is a pretty big carrot.

Lions doing a pretty good imitation of a CFL team so far, but the wheels will stay on for only so long.

All the defensive changes for the Stamps will mean some discombobulation for a bit. I still expect the Stamps to turn it around and pull away in the second half if not sooner.

I suggest we re-visit this discussion after the next game. The revamped O-line should have gelled more, the opposition will be more anemic and Nichols ought to be more familiar with his receivers, so no excuses for a piss-poor performance, even in a win.

It should be as lop-sided as the TiCats-Als game.

I don't think that Nichols' performance against the Stamps in the playoffs is a valid assessment. He was dealing with an injury that limited him. However, he has enough Mulligans and its time for him to put up or shut up.