After last night's Bombers win we can watch the rest of the league battle it out starting in Calgary, maybe the Ti Cats will pull off the upset as the Stamps will be without VA today

There's a classy way to post about your victory on socials. No need to punch down on a franchise that's struggling so much.

lol. Bombers social media has done similar and it was loved.

Ppl are soft as ****

2 hours ago, 17to85 said:

There's a classy way to post about your victory on socials. No need to punch down on a franchise that's struggling so much.

Especially when BC's record isn't anything to write home about.

They still have their struggles on and off the field so they're throwing stones while living in a glass house.

2 hours ago, Goalie said:

lol. Bombers social media has done similar and it was loved.

Ppl are soft as ****

Karma is a female dog.

19 hours ago, Goalie said:

lol. Bombers social media has done similar and it was loved.

Ppl are soft as ****

Their most recent one is clearly mocking BC’s post and the fact that it was taken down.

Looks like MIcah Awe got moved to the 6 game this week.

Did he go down during the game?

If ottawa doesnt want to be made fun of, play better. The post was a joke. I didnt even think it was that good honestly, but the pearl clutching over it ******* ridiculous

34 minutes ago, ShyGuy said:

Looks like MIcah Awe got moved to the 6 game this week.

Did he go down during the game?

He will have to settle for taking cheap shots at the water boys this week.

On 2026-08-31 at 1:28 PM, kelownabomberfan said:

can someone explain to me how the Bombers went from winning 4 cups in five years up to 1962, and then going almost winless with the same team and coach in 1964? What happened??

I assume the same thing that always happens - the coach became too loyal to his veterans, and refused to replace guys far past their primes. Seems to be something that dogs every Winnipeg team over the decades.

Here's what AI is telling me:

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers suffered through a historically dismal 1-14-1 season in 1964 primarily because an aging championship dynasty was bottoming out amid a massive transition and a porous defense.

Aging Roster and Transition

End of a Dynasty: The core of Winnipeg's powerhouse late-1950s and early-1960s teams—which won multiple Grey Cups under head coach Bud Grant—was rapidly getting older or retiring.

Lack of Depth: The departure and aging of veteran mainstays left a talent gap that the younger replacements and rookies could not immediately fill.

Porous Defense and Injuries

Defensive Struggles: The 1964 squad surrendered 397 points over the regular season, completely overwhelming an offense that managed just 270 points.

Record Losing Streak: The team endured a club-record 13-game losing streak running from August deep into November.

Are you listening Mike O'Shea?

Aged out & injuries. The only way to describe the 1963 & 64 Bomber seasons. They came back in 1965 to go to the Grey Cup but there were a lot of replacements for the players that had retired or were hurt.

On 2026-08-29 at 5:39 PM, SpeedFlex27 said:

I was impressed with Love. I kept waiting for a Tre Ford level of stupid mistakes but it nevr happened. This kid could be a good one, Only thing is, Dickenson will bury him once Evans comes back.

Errr... Adams.

14 hours ago, kelownabomberfan said:

He will have to settle for taking cheap shots at the water boys this week.

You obviously meant "water persons", right?