With the cup back in Calgary and McMahon (one last time?) I thought it'd be a fun stroll down memory lane recalling our win in '19 and ending the 30 year drought.

So many great memories from that week and day, but for me it'll always come down to one memory for me above all else. When they were bringing the Grey Cup through the crowd it passed in front of me by 5 rows along the top walk way before going down the steps by the side.` Years of painful losses and upsets, and failed chances to win... BC, Saskatchewan, Calgary losses. The years of misery under Reinbold. All of it was a distant memory when I saw the cup. I remember thinking and feeling, as I saw the trophy: "its ours. finally its ours"

What are you favourite memories of the cup in Calgary?

33 minutes ago, White Out said:

With the cup back in Calgary and McMahon (one last time?) I thought it'd be a fun stroll down memory lane recalling our win in '19 and ending the 30 year drought.

So many great memories from that week and day, but for me it'll always come down to one memory for me above all else. When they were bringing the Grey Cup through the crowd it passed in front of me by 5 rows along the top walk way before going down the steps by the side.` Years of painful losses and upsets, and failed chances to win... BC, Saskatchewan, Calgary losses. The years of misery under Reinbold. All of it was a distant memory when I saw the cup. I remember thinking and feeling, as I saw the trophy: "its ours. finally its ours"

What are you favourite memories of the cup in Calgary?

Can’t believe that was 7 years ago already.

I saw that game with my Dad, he was the one who fostered my love of football. Went to and watched hundreds of games together over the years. Countless hours talking Bombers and football.

I was 3 in 1990 and just wanted to see them win one cup with my Dad. Not only did we get to see one, but it was a beat down. 10/10 life moment.

Icing on the cake, seeing Andrew Harris, a guy I grew up with having a career game was surreal.

Edited 7 hours ago7 hr by JohnnyAbonny

Bob Cameron planking on the bar at Bombers house. Everything else paled to that, that weekend...

Dancing in the streets at Portage and Main post-game.

Downtown was blocked off as thousands poured in from every direction.

Got on TV too (the crews tend to focus on the best looking people)

Edited 4 hours ago4 hr by Dr Zaius

I remember not knowing how to feel. Was too used to grey cup losses. Didn’t seem real at first