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Medlock was robbed of a Punting all star nod. He does not have the longest gross average but his directional punting has been the best in the league.

pretty sure Jon Ryan is not the best punter.... NFL cred impressing people

I also didn't like that they tried selling the story that they would be setting a bad precedent but ignored the fact that a player with a drug suspension can and has been nominated before. These few local hacks are out on a limb by themselves it would seem. They wouldn't name Harris as an outstanding nominee but their fellow FRC members had no issues naming him an all-star.

His average is impressive... ball placement not so much.

No one is arguing if they were within their rights, all people are saying is that they're ******* idiots.

Steve Bolen: I don’t agree with this at all. This is twice now we’ve seen two coaches be used as fall guys for incompetent roster building from their fellow GM’s. But have fun with.... Jason Maas? Next season! 👁‍🗨I hear ya..

Oh for CRyan out loud. There’s way more to punting than just hoofing the ball. And Ryan is a hoofer. No way he works as hard at his craft than Medlock, who’s always trying something innovative and very much succeeding at doing it. It’s hard to argue a lot of the choices..such as linemen, but it shouldn’t be hard to recognize a master like Medlock. Voters made a mistake on this one.

Their job, was the vote for the best players in each slot. They did not do that.

Yeah, that's the most ridiculous thing I saw. How??? They guy out kicked his coverage and I believe (have to double check to be sure) got the most Rouges. How does he get the nod? Stupidity. CONFIRMED: On 107 punts, he scored 12 rouges. That's double the next punter, who had 132 punts. STUPIDITY!!!

Being in such close proximity one would hope the local media would have more insight into the character and the work ethic of Harris and at least acknowledge the key role he plays on the team, the work he puts in on a daily basis to better his game, and the contributions he makes to the community. Mike Miller was not their choice as Most Outstanding Canadian, it was obviously a protest vote that effectively spoiled their ballots. Their job was to follow the rules of the process, not collude to alter the results to fit their morality.

Supplemental File S1 for the article “World Scientists’ Warning of a Climate Emergency” published in BioScience in 2019 by William J. Ripple, Christopher Wolf, Thomas M. Newsome, Phoebe Barnard, and William R. Moomaw with 11,258 scientist signatories from 153 countries. Contents: List of countries with scientist signatories (page 1); List of scientist signatories (pages 1-324). List of 153 countries with scientist signatories: Albania; Algeria; American Samoa; Andorra; Argentina; Australia; Austria; Bahamas (the); Bangladesh; Barbados; Belarus; Belgium; Belize; Benin; Bolivia (Plurinational State of); Botswana; Brazil; Brunei Darussalam; Bulgaria; Burkina Faso; Cambodia; Cameroon; Canada; Cayman Islands (the); Chad; Chile; China; Colombia; Congo (the Democratic Republic of the); Congo (the); Costa Rica; Côte d’Ivoire; Croatia; Cuba; Curaçao; Cyprus; Czech Republic (the); Denmark; Dominican Republic (the); Ecuador; Egypt; El Salvador; Estonia; Ethiopia; Faroe Islands (the); Fiji; Finland; France; French Guiana; French Polynesia; Georgia; Germany; Ghana; Greece; Guam; Guatemala; Guyana; Honduras; Hong Kong; Hungary; Iceland; India; Indonesia; Iran (Islamic Republic of); Iraq; Ireland; Israel; Italy; Jamaica; Japan; Jersey; Kazakhstan; Kenya; Kiribati; Korea (the Republic of); Lao People’s Democratic Republic (the); Latvia; Lebanon; Lesotho; Liberia; Liechtenstein; Lithuania; Luxembourg; Macedonia, Republic of (the former Yugoslavia); Madagascar; Malawi; Malaysia; Mali; Malta; Martinique; Mauritius; Mexico; Micronesia (Federated States of); Moldova (the Republic of); Morocco; Mozambique; Namibia; Nepal; Netherlands (the); New Caledonia; New Zealand; Nigeria; Northern Mariana Islands (the); Norway; Pakistan; Panama; Papua New Guinea; Paraguay; Peru; Philippines (the); Poland; Portugal; Puerto Rico; Qatar; Réunion; Romania; Russian Federation (the); Rwanda; São Tomé and Príncipe; Saudi Arabia; Senegal; Serbia; Seychelles; Sierra Leone; Singapore; Slovakia; Slovenia; South Africa; Spain; Sri Lanka; Sudan (the); Suriname; Sweden; Switzerland; Taiwan; Tanzania, United Republic of; Thailand; Togo; Tunisia; Turkey; Turks and Caicos Islands (the); Uganda; Ukraine; United Arab Emirates (the); United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the); United States of America (the); Uruguay; Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of); Viet Nam; Virgin Islands (U.S.); Wallis and Futuna; Zambia; Zimbabwe. List of 11,258 scientist signatories: Name Professional Position and/or Discipline Institution Country Aarbakke, Dr. Ole Nicolai Staurland Marine biology Norway Aarnoudse, Eefje Center for International Development and Environmental Research, Giessen University Germany Aarssen, Lonnie Professor of Biology Queen’s University Canada Aas, Wenche Senior Scientist NILU - Norwegian Institute for Air Research Norway Aavik, Tsipe Senior Research Fellow of Macroecology University of Tartu Estonia Abad, Manuel Researcher / Geology Universidad de Atacama Chile Abadie, Juliet PhD in ecology France Abalos, Javier Animal behaviour University of Valencia Spain Abarca, Mariana Insect ecologist Georgetown University United States of America (the) Abate, Maria Assistant Professor of Biology Simmons University United States of America (the) Abazajian, Kevork Professor of Physics & Astronomy University of California, Irvine United States of America (the) Abbate, Jessica Postdoctoral Researcher in Infectious Disease Biology Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement France Abbott, Brett Landscape Ecologist Australia Abbott, Benjamin W. Assistant Professor of Ecosystem Ecology Brigham Young University United States of America (the) Abbott, Katherine Aquatic Ecology United States of America (the Abd Malek, Muhamad Naim PhD candidate University of Science Malaysia Malaysia Abdelaal, Mohamed Associate Professor Mansoura University Egypt Abdelmoneim, Ahmed Cornell University United States of America (the) Abdi, Asad Manager director Zaminrizkavan Co. Ltd. Iran (Islamic Republic of) Abel, David Environmental Science United States of America (the) Abel, Daniel Professor of Marine Science Coastal Carolina University United States of America (the) Abella-Gutiérrez, Jose Luis paleoceanography CICESE Mexico Aben, Job Ecology University of Antwerp Belgium Abessa, Denis Professor - Environmental Sciences São Paulo State Univesity - UNESP Brazil Able, Kenneth Professor Emeritus, Biological Sciences University at Albany, SUNY United States of America (the) Abonyi, Andras Postdoctoral Researcher / Freshwater Ecology WasserCluster Lunz (A) / MTA Centre for Ecology (H) Hungary abrahams, mark lecturer, wildlife conservation United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the) Abramowitz, Brian University of Florida (Florida Museum of Natural History) United States of America (the) Abrams, Melanie UC Berkeley United States of America (the) Abrams, Kym Research fellow, evolutionary biology The University of Western Australia Australia Abrams, Peter Professor Emeritus, Ecology&Evolution University of Toronto Canada Abreu, Paulo Cesar Professor - Microbial Ecology Federal University of Rio Grande - FURG Brazil Abril Melgarejo, Valentina PhD student in Astrophysics Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille (LAM) Aix- Marseille Université France Abutaha, Maged Researcher Desert Research Center Egypt Ac, Alexander post-doctoral researcher Global Change Research Institute (CzechGlobe) Czech Republic (the) Acebes, Pablo Assistant Professor Departamento de Ecología. Facultad de Ciencias. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Spain Acevedo, Francisca Agrobiodiversity Coordinator CONABIO Mexico Acevedo-Whitehouse, Karina Senior Lecturer Universidad Autonoma de Queretaro Mexico Acevedo Ramos, Fernando Posdoctoral fellowship Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México Mexico ACHARD, Frederic Senior Scientist Joint Research Centre Italy Acharjee, Santanu Assistant Professor Debraj Roy College India Achuff, Peter Scientist Emeritus Parks Canada Canada Ackels, Tobias Postdoctoral researcher in Neuroscience The Francis Crick Institute United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the) Acosta, Manuel Researcher Global Change Research Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences Czech Republic (the) Acosta, Linda Doctorante de Ingénierie des systèmes industriels Université de Lorraine France Acosta Alba, Ivonne Environmental Analysis Expert Evalivo France Acuña Míguez, Belén PhD Student CSIC Spain Adam, Samiah Environmental management and ecology graduate Monash University Mauritius Adams, Martin Archaeoentomologist Paleoinsect Research United States of America (the) Adams, Evan Quantitative Ecologist Biodiversity Research Institute United States of America (the) Adamson, Jasper Senior Researcher National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics Estonia Adan chici, Lidia Geologa Spain Adcock, Keryn Ecologist Independent & IUCN African Rhino Specialist Group South Africa Adebola, Aramide PhD Candidate/ Geography University of Lagos Nigeria Adekola, Olalekan Geography Lecturer York St John University United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the) Adhikari, Subodh Postdoctoral Researcher University of Idaho United States of America (the) Adibpour, Parvaneh Postdoc fellow/cognitive neuroscience Institute of cognitive sciences Marc Jeannerod France Adkins, Sasha Lecturer Institute of Environmental Sustainability, Loyola University Chicago United States of America (the) Adkins, Collette Carnivore Conservation Director Center for Biological Diversity United States of America (the) Adman, Per Associate Professor in Political Science Uppsala University Sweden Admans, Gabrielle Student University of Glasgow United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the) Adogame, Leslie Executive Director/CEO Sustainable Research and Action for Environmental Development Nigeria Adriaens, Tim Ecologist INBO Belgium Adriaens, Dominique Full Professor Universiteit Gent Belgium Adua, Lazarus College Professor University of Utah United States of America (the) Aeby, Greta marine biologist Qatar University Qatar Affigne, Tony Professor of Political Science Providence College United States of America (the) Afonso, Eve Associate Professor University of Franche-Comté France Agha, Ramsy Principal investigator Aquatic Ecology Leibniz Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries Germany Agostinho, Angelo Professor Universidade Estadual de Maringá - PEA Brazil Agostini, Ilaria Researcher Argentina Aguado Caso, Mateo Researcher in Sustainability Science Social-Ecological Systems Laboratory, Department of Ecology, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Spain Aguayo-Adán, Juan Antonio Biologist and PhD student University of Córdoba Spain Aguiar, Ludmilla MS Associate Professor Universidade de Brasilia Brazil Aguiar, Ivana Chemist Universidad de la República Uruguay Aguilar, Ricardo Research & Expedition Director. Marine Biology. Oceana Spain Aguilée, Robin Associate professor in ecology Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse 3 France Aguilera, Eduardo Biologist Technical University of Madrid Spain Aguirre-Ruiz, Ernesto Biologist - MSc Ecological Restoration. Fundación Global Nature Spain Aguirre de Cárcer, Daniel Associate profesor, Genetics and microbial ecology Universidad Autónoma de Madríd Spain Agustina, Novillo Assistant Researcher IBN-CONICET Argentina Agyei-Ohemeng, James Lecturer University of Energy and Natural Resources Ghana Ahmad, Nariman Assistant Professor Sulaimani University Iraq Ahmad, Sate Research Associate / hydrology and environmental social science Bangladesh Ahmad Yani, Andi Department of Administrative Science, Hasanuddin University Indonesia Ahmed, Ayesha Biomedical Science University of Southampton United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the) Ahmed, Ahmed Emeritus Professor University of KwaZulu-Natal South Africa Ahrens, Dirk Biologist Zoological Research Museum A. Koenig Bonn Germany Ahti, Pauliina Marine Biology/ PhD Candidate University of Jyväskylä Finland Ahumada, Andrea Porfessor Observatorio Astronomico de Cordoba Argentina Aidukaite, Jolanta Chief Researcher Lithuanian Social Research Centre Lithuania Ainley, David Research Ecologist an ecological consulting firm United States of America (the) Aitken, Sally Professor University of British Columbia Canada Ajello, Claudia Research Assistant Department of Psychology Italy Akama, Alberto Researcher Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi Brazil Al Naggar, Yahya Alexander von Humboldt postdoctoral fellow Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg Institut für Biologie, Lehrstuhl Allgemeine Zoologie Germany Ala, Ugo Researcher Dept. of Veterinary Sciences, University of Turin Italy Alaback, Paul Professor Emeritus, Forest Ecology University of Montana United States of America (the) Alam, Muhammad Irfanul École des hautes études en santé publique, Paris France Alam, Syed Ashraful Researcher & Operations and Networking Officer University of Helsinki & ICOS (Integrated Carbon Observation System) ERIC Finland Alamshah, Aubrey Animal Behaviorist Binghamton University United States of America (the) alard, didier professor of ecology university of bordeaux France Alaux, Cedric Researcher INRA France Alba, Annia Researcher/Biological Sciences Institute Pedro Kouri of Tropical Medicine Cuba Albarracin, Dolores Professor of Psychology and Business University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign United States of America (the) ALBENNE, Cécile Maître de Conférences Univeristé Paul Sabatier - Toulouse-3 France Albers Grieneisen, Veronica Reader in Systems and Predictive Biology Cardiff University United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (the) Albert, James Professor University of Louisiana at Lafayette United States of America (the) ALBERT, Cécile researcher CNRS France Alberti, Paola PHD Student Neotropical Biodiversity Institute Argentina Alberti, Juan Researcher / Ecology Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras (IIMyC; UNMdP-CONICET) Argentina Alberti, Giorgio Associate Professor in forest management University of Udine Italy Alberts, Allison Chief Conservation and Research Officer San Diego Zoo Global United States of America (the) Albiero-Júnior, Alci PhD Student in Applied Ecology University of São Paulo, Luiz de Queiroz College of Agriculture Brazil Albuquerque, Monica Marine Biology EMEPC Portugal Alcantara, Suzana Adjunt Professor/Evolution & Botany Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) Brazil Alcántara-Ayala, Irasema Full Professor, Disaster Risk Research Institute of Geography, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) Mexico Alcántara-Manzanares, Jorge Universidad de Córdoba Spain Alcantara Concepcion, Pedro Camilo Full Professor , land science and landscape ecology researcher Universidad de Guanajuato Mexico There are 319 more pages of signatory scientists. https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/advance-article/doi/10.1093/biosci/biz088/5610806?searchresult=1

Like they were supposed to do? According to who? You? Harris has been incredible this year, and has set standards and records. He deserved recognition from the only people who could give him recognition...Winnipeg media. Where it went from there is irrelevant. It should have been discussed more and a nomination would have done that. He deserves at least that. Even his teammates recognize this and have spoken to it..

These are players that fly in late, go to bed, get up the next day, walk to the arena to practice, go eat, play the game and fly out. They are not seeing Winnipeg. They don't hang out a few days and take in the sites. It's cold in winter. It's dark in winter. Not even sure why they ask the players these questions.

straight from Environment Canada: Sat, 9 Nov Snow. High minus 8. Night Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries. Low minus 16. Sun, 10 Nov Cloudy with 60 percent chance of flurries. High minus 13. Night Clear. Low minus 15.

Would not want it any other way

I predict O'Shea stays in Winnipeg and promotes Glen Young to DC OC I'm less sure about

HC openings in both Ottawa and BC, I'm pulling for Lapo, only because he deserves a HC gig

The best case scenario is Osh wants to stay and signs another contract and changes up both OC and DC. Don't really care who (either from within - fine - or quality guys from outside...) but have to change up the two main coordinators... Boudreau as STC can definitely stay.

Yes, it was. He played half a season and still earned us the crossover.

Zachy Ice?

Westwood doesn't know anything about hockey besides what he learns in his rec league.

We found our DC for next year

Yeah, but what sort of expertise do these scientists have over, say, someone who doesn't want to believe so they make things up on the internet? Because, as evidenced by some of the "scientific" articles we've seen here, that's what they are up against.

Anyone catch the post game Maurice scrum? Murat called out 55 and 26 who got owned last night big-time. Maurice response? They are tired from playing 2 much. Umm Paul, that's on you.

Compared to where? That cannot be true.

We need a draft in the summer. Change some perception but over half didnt say Winnipeg.

No, they both signed off on the medical. You don't sign off on a medical that doesn't include all the relevant information.

this is the only part that kind of bugs me.... the three voters who voted against Harris could've independently decided to exclude Harris due to his suspension, that's fine... but there's no chance they each independently decided that Mike Miller was the guy... they had to collude to make sure they got the votes to exclude Harris...

I think we need to move quickly on Clay, and get rid of Hall. I know, I know. Super unique opinion.

And I am of the opinion that Hervey ought to have been fired as well. He really hamstrung the Lions with his personnel decisions.

StubHub inventory is really coming down on price tho Section S, which is midfield, now has 30 dollar Canadian tickets. Sunday late morning? That will drop

Lions still owe him for 2 more seasons so if I was him, I'd make them pay next season anyway.

Seems unfair he loses his job, but Hervey gets to keep his.

Sounds like he injured himself this summer and now wants the Jets to pay for it. He's done as a Jet. If he wants to come back, they need to deal him. I don't think the Jets talked him into thinking about retiring. I think he came in and said he wanted time to think.

well I tried that Smoked Sausage breakfast sandwich and, well you can really taste the sausage in that. And now that I actually have tried it.....I don't need to order it again

It wasn't their place to be the moral conscience of the CFL. Their job was to name the best Bomber player per category only. If other voters in other CFL cities didn't agree then that is fine. At least the 2 voters here did what they were supposed to do.

D.Y.K. Some interesting Stats: 64.2 – Rushing yards per game for Bomber opponents - impressive stat for the Bomber defence.2.3 – Average margin of victory between Calgary and Winnipeg - really close games between these 2 teams.115.0 – Bo Levi Mitchell’s QB rating last five starts vs. Winnipeg - here’s the stat that favours the Stamps..

There’s a question I always ask when trying to find out why things occur the way they do: “What don’t I know?” In this case, the answer is “a lot.” This is probably going to arbitration, and, when lawyers are involved, certain information will be kept private until it must be presented. With that in mind, it is foolish to claim I know everything. But here is what I can tell you, from both parties’ perspectives. THE NHL AND THE WINNIPEG JETS There’s a reason Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff is being evasive. The clamps are tight, he’s trying not to pour gasoline on the fire. That edict is from the league itself, which will take the lead on Byfgulien’s file. At issue is Byfuglien’s season-ending physical. Taken after the Jets were eliminated in the first round by the St. Louis Blues, multiple sources indicate it pronounced him “fit to play.” According to Brian Burke, who has some expertise in these matters, these checkups must be signed by the doctor, the medical trainer and the player. There is also something called “Form 25A” — which labels you as “fit” or “unfit” — that must be signed by the doctor. If a player disputes the findings on Form 25A, he can seek a second opinion. It is, I’m told, the NHL’s position that those results were never disputed during the summer and that, when Byfuglien informed the team that he wasn’t going to play, he said he’d lost his passion for hockey. Therefore, his preference was to retire. In the reporting of this story, one thing was made clear to me: the NHL will fight hard to protect the integrity of the year-end physical. A player signing it, then successfully disputing it months later would lead to major legal league-wide consequences. The league also feels Winnipeg did nothing wrong in this situation and should not be penalized. BYFUGLIEN, HIS REPRESENTATIVES AND THE NHLPA During the 2018-19 season, Byfuglien had two lengthy absences due to ankle problems, returning to full-time action with a week to go in the regular season. You know athletes. They play hurt. They put their bodies on the line, especially at playoff time. He played hard against the Blues, averaging 25:42, with eight points in six games. He feels the Jets were well aware he wasn’t anywhere close to 100 per cent. He didn’t dispute the finding of the physical, and figured that, with a summer of rest, any lingering issues would disappear. Byfuglien didn’t complain about pain during the summer because he didn’t skate. He took it easy, thinking rest was best. It was only when he re-started skating immediately prior to training camp that he realized the ankle hadn’t healed. He hasn’t spoken on this matter, but, according to a few sources, maintains that this was when he began thinking about retirement. The NHL season is a grind, and Byfuglien wasn’t excited about beginning it in pain. The proof, he feels, is that he moved his family back to Manitoba. If he hadn’t been thinking of playing, he wouldn’t have returned to the provincial capital. Byfuglien recently had surgery to repair the damage. I’ve been told there was a broken bone in his foot, also fixed in the procedure. However, the timing of that injury is also in dispute. I don’t spend much time in my Twitter mentions, but, apparently, a few people took that to mean he injured it doing something else in the summer. I don’t believe that’s the case. From what I understand, the dispute is whether or not both sides already knew this and it isn’t a revelation. This is, in the minds of the player, his agency (Octagon), and the NHLPA, a legitimate hockey injury. And they are prepared to strenuously defend that. “DUSTIN BEING DUSTIN” Right from the beginning, other teams questioned why, if Byfuglien was still bothered by his injury, he didn’t just show up to camp, accept a rehab assignment and get paid. Anyone who knows Byfuglien is well aware of his unique personality. He’s his own man. Some of his friends and teammates have said no one is surprised he’d do the exact opposite of what should be done or what is expected. “That’s Dustin being Dustin,” they say, with a laugh. “If he can avoid going to training camp, getting poked and prodded, just resting on his own,” one former teammate added, “I think he’d like that. A lot.” I can totally see that. But it adds extra layers to the dispute. Another said not to dismiss the divides that occurred in the Jets’ dressing room last season, and how Byfuglien felt about all that. He believes those took a toll on the big defenceman, too. The organization has worked hard to address those concerns, from giving Patrik Lainemuch more responsibility, to captain Blake Wheeler promising a change in his leadership, to head coach Paul Maurice pushing a positive environment. WHAT’S AT STAKE Byfuglien is out until the New Year. At some point, he’ll decide if he wants to play. And, it is very likely an arbitrator will be forced to decide what — or if — he should be paid. He is in the second-last season of his five-year, $38-million contract. He is scheduled to earn $8 million this season and $6 million next. Because he is suspended, he hasn’t collected any of that. Barring any kind of settlement, what will have to be decided is when he’s eligible to be paid. I’d expect the league to argue it’s not until he agrees to report, and either go on a rehab schedule, or suit up to play. I’d expect the NHLPA to counter that Byfuglien deserves every penny. There’s something else, though. Let’s say Byfuglien does decide to return. Does he want to go back to Winnipeg? Do the Jets even want him? Cheveldayoff isn’t saying, but the suspicion is the Jets know they are much better with him than without him. As for the player’s choice, well, it’s much less certain. I don’t know who is right, but I know there are hard feelings.

Fing global warming ,we are gonna warm up by 2 degrees!!!

But as Knuckles and MOS said last week, everyone says this but the stats won't agree. Teams will still come out and throw. QBs will still get their completions. Everyone exaggerates the impact of the cold weather.

So there's a ticket code online for half price tickets,ST163 Stubhub is starting to get more inventory. My plan is to wait for the day of, and see what the stubhub prices are, and if they aren't down enough to just bite the bullet and get a 25 dollar ticket

Announcing: Bloc Rednecois! #ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli https://t.co/nG7nmjOWeE — Voice of Reason (@Vocal_Friend) November 5, 2019 Bloc Rednecois!!!!!! https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/wexit-federal-registration-1.5347597?cmp=rss

Are you suggesting athletes don't take/need supplements? Because 100% of athletes do....

Don't let the Stamps beat you guys before the coin flip. All this talk about how good the Stamps are on and on....pi$$ on them. They are as good as the Bombers let them be. I can guarantee you each and every Bomber on that team is not thinking a damn thing as you guys are talking about. They are frothing at the mouth to get out there and smash these prick$ into oblivion. And I for one am going scream and yell and high five the crap outta every man, woman, kid and animal within my vicinity on Sunday as the Bombers kick the crap outta Dlck and Sons and toss them aside and show the Sackstenchwan Riders and their stenchy fans who the hell is coming into that toilet bowl of a stadium to kick their A$$ next! I don't care if they cheat, steal or even stab some white horse on the sideline to get the win in Calgary just as long as they get that Big W! This Sunday Calgary is the land for glory, for hope, and for the future of the Bombers and their fans to march in the streets of Winnipeg with that Grey Cup! Go fu(king get em boys!

What's worse is that the MOP and MOC awards this year now come with an asterisk to whoever wins them. Our media didn't just rob Harris, they cheated the winner of the awards by keeping a top candidate out of the running.