Jesse

On the gofundme page, his wife says she’ll be taking a leave from work and she’s hoping to raise money for living expenses. Perhaps he is covered to a certain extent but they still need to live.

Nope.
405, 515, 520.

On the gofundme page, his wife says she’ll be taking a leave from work and she’s hoping to raise money for living expenses. Perhaps he is covered to a certain extent but they still need to live.

Good on his former coach Joe Gibbs donating 10k.

They didn't give VAJ an extension with all that guaranteed money if they thought he would come back. 

No worries, they have Dolegla and he's tall.

I guess they're pretty confident Rourke is never coming back. 

Bighill isn't doing a mob job. He puts in the work. I know people who use his services and he's the real deal there.

It always has been a soft cap.
There's consequences for spending over the limit.
In hard capped leagues they literally start waiving players off the roster to make the team compliant if they are over (like the NHL).

Speaking of Mike Sellers, looks like his health is failing and his family is asking for help.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/quality-of-life-for-the-sellers-family?utm_campaign=m_pd+share-sheet&utm_content=podo_podo_control&utm_medium=copy_link_all&utm_source=customer

Well it was mentioned that the reason we got Streveler so cheap was that he could earn a lot of money off the field in Winnipeg. I wonder if we threw him a bunch of 'promo" money?

Nah, it’s fine the way it is. 
I’d even be ok with the playoffs in December like way back when.  
 
I mean, I’m in the minority I guess but I love cold weather football.
Nothing more Canadian than a 3pm start ending under the lights with snowflakes falling. 
 
Not to mention avoiding the weekly lightning delays that come with late spring/early summer games. 
 
 

The club wasn't exactly in a good financial position back in the day. 
As we always say, we're living the glory years right now, and it's for more reasons than the fact we're winning a bunch. 

Tyrell Ford is now officially back on the Bombers' roster.

A fair deal and another example of why Schoen/Lawler are likely to cost less next year

The club wasn't exactly in a good financial position back in the day. 
As we always say, we're living the glory years right now, and it's for more reasons than the fact we're winning a bunch. 

So yeah... football!
 
I guess this is what happens when your GM is inactive during FA...
 

You're from TO and are blinded on anything not Toronto. I had a friend visit for the first time ever in late October, stayed at the Alt across from the arena, walked to the Forks and Human Rights Museum. He couldn't stop glowing about what a great experience he had (Friday to Saturday). I will take the impression of someone that lives in Europe, has lived in LA and travels all across NA every year over anything you have to offer about our city.
PS. I was in Toronto Dec 14th to 15th and spent Thursday evening downtown, thoroughly enjoyed the experience, including the Christmas market. Not quite Vancouver in December but a great experience.

No one was accusing you of being controversial. Hypocritical maybe...but not controversial. You stated your feelings on visiting Winnipeg, I stated mine on visiting Toronto. I accept your viewpoint, you are suggesting mine and others are bit far afield...whatever that means.

The club wasn't exactly in a good financial position back in the day. 
As we always say, we're living the glory years right now, and it's for more reasons than the fact we're winning a bunch. 

having visited Toronto over the last several decades (80s,90, 00s,10s,20s) it is shocking to me how badly things have fallen off.
I can only even put it in the nice place to visit category if you plot out exactly where to stay, where to visit and especially what areas to avoid. 
Sounds familiar Bluto? It should but my post too is reality.

The winters suck, but I still love winnipeg and manitoba in general. Wouldn't trade it in for a place like Toronto any day of the week. A matter of preference, I suppose

That is an incredibly crass comment and like so many tropes, not at all accurate.  Be better.

Dude, you sure here?  What’s the ghetto got to do with it. There’s lazy people living on every block in every little town village and city. Don’t think this is a ghetto thing. 

.....Trading him to the leo's, where he finished up with a torn achilles, was not the way I would've like to have seen Charlie go out....I think his heart left the game after he left Wpg. and it was just a matter of time until the inevitable....the injury just moved it along a little faster....I rank him along with Leo Lewis as the best this club has ever seen, and even with his smoking and offfield antics,that doesn't change for this fan