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In some ways this loss was worse than the one aginst Hamilton. The Bombers were never really in the game against the 'Cats, but we gave the freaking game to the Stamps through multiple mistakes and they all seem to point to the coaching in one form or another.

Could be. We may have a better idea by the end of the season. The last minute of the game felt Lapo-like. Could be. We may have a better idea by the end of the season. The last minute of the game felt Lapo-like.We've had too many LaPolice/Rheinbold/Burke moments of late and the scary thing is that Willy sure as spit looks like he is regressing.

Too many dumb choices, plays and mistakes. O'Shea is beginning to make me think that his hiring was a mistake and we might not have too much room to snigger at the Riders and Chamblin. It may be a toss-up as to who gets axed first.

At what point does glacier-like speed of improvement become no longer acceptable when several other teams have proven that you can turn a crappy team into a Grey Cup contender in two years?

O'Shea and company are perilouly close to the point where coaching errors and blown player assignments can be forgiven as growing pains or rookie mistakes. After awhile "mea culpas" are an admission of incompetence. This game was winnable except for the Bombers as a whole giving it away and we've had way too much of that sort of thing. Its even time to question how good our scouting has been.

If the Bombers want this game every man jack will have to play at his best, and Collins will have to shine. No way are the Stamps going to be out-coached or out-talented, so the only alternative is to out-work them. And NO bonehead mistakes such as dumb penalties. BLM looks to be a notch off his last-year form so Willy ought to be at least as good. With our questionable linebacking, the D-line has to keep lane discipline.

The amazing part was Messam and Allen chewing up big yardage against two of the best linebackers in the league. Didn't do the Riders any good though. Kevin Glenn was very good as well and played well enough to win and is going to have his rep as being unable to win the close/big games solidified through no fault of his own.

After watching Messam last night, I am still wondering why Walters did not grab him when Messam became available. He would have been a helluva complement to Cotton, and with the right passport,too.

Jackson done for the night.

had as much time as he wanted to pass against us. we failed to pressure him in any way. Shoulda texted him that his girlfriend was pregnant. With triplets.

Glad the game is over. It was almost painful to watch, like dwarf sumo wresting. Is Kendall Lawrence's wife named Barbiedall? Now, on to the real game tonight. We may see the beginning of the end for Chamblin.

Can't understand why Burris is still in the game- Nichols looks great until he gets to the Ottawa 20 yard line and then he suffers massive brain cramps.

A compilation of some of the best music ever produced. If the Bombers have a soundtrack, this music would be t! Wouldn't their theme song be, "Am I Blue?" as performed by Leon Redbone

Bo-Levi does not look like the dominant QB he has been last year, but last game when Calgary's starting tackles went down, the Calgary offense hardly missed a beat. Even if Mitchell goes down, there is Tate warming up. Disgustingly well coached and enviable depth almost everywhere.

Burris's throwing motion looks forced- not the fluid flick I am used to seeing.

Ironic- that some complain about the "dirty hits" by the players of other teams (like Chip Cox) yet applaud the antics of our Picard.

Cato does not look like a complete rookie, and once he gets a few more games under his belt, he is going to be a very good pivot in this league.

I don't see a difference between Bieber and Groban. They're both bad. Are you comparing the CFL to Josh Groban?Yup. Groban actually has talent as opposed to Bieber whose only attribute appears to be his ability to embarrass Canada.

Both teams doing their damnedest to give the game away.

The CFL is far and away more entertaining than MLB, NFL or NBA, but those who follow those sports are buying into all the hype and not the game per se. Sort of like Justin Bieber fans as opposed to Josh Groban.

On the contrary that eliminates the QB sprint to the corner. You can't lump Marve in with Goltz that easily. For all of Goltz's faults... he was actually pretty money in the redzone (just couldn't actually get the ball into the redzone) Ummm....isn't that an oxymoron, like military intelligence or feminine logic? I think he meant that, when they were in the red zone, he could run it in for a TD, but he couldn't throw a TD pass to save his life. How dare you drag common sense into this forum.

A disturbing trend appears to be forming- O'Shea seems to be overly loyal to players whom he likes even if there is ample evidence that that these players are just not good enough. If this is really so, it will be a point of chafing between him and Walters. The scouting staff can bring in lots of good players but if O'Shea is committed to the status quo even if the team is struggling, that is bad news.

On the contrary that eliminates the QB sprint to the corner. You can't lump Marve in with Goltz that easily. For all of Goltz's faults... he was actually pretty money in the redzone (just couldn't actually get the ball into the redzone) Ummm....isn't that an oxymoron, like military intelligence or feminine logic?

Why not let Greaves and Neufeld duel for the starting spot and then see what you can get for the loser?

No one asked you Tim Burke. What are you, blind as a ref? Clearly that was Corey Chamblin. Chamblin was channeling Tim Burke.