Mark H.

Stanley, Logan: online metaphor for a dead horse or a rented mule.

I'll be having a word or two...with my keyboard.

Thanks @SpeedFlex27. It's better coming from you.

Every gym teacher I know, also coaches.

Just on here for the first time today. Like, man, what an interestimg read. Thanks guys.

It's about bloody time the guy gets some credit.

At least Ed Tait is still...Ed Tait.

Well, the proof will be in the pudding. 6 months from now we'll know the answer to that, one way or the other.

That is pretty much what you get with Trevor Harris.

Off topic, but I recently watched the Avro Arrow again. Brilliant performance by Aykroyd.

IMO and with all due respect, as I don't mind their articles when they are just info, but this is a new low for 3DN. I mean, at least mention the possibility that teams could still fill holes via scouting and recruitment. Rider bias aside, to rank a team with track record of the Argos that low, is a fool's errand at best.

You think? Used to get far more complaints as a mod on OB, than I have ever received here.

Man, I actually like you, but this is an overreaction to a simple warning.

https://www.ungerreview.com/hutterite-colony-team-to-join-nhls-4-nations-face-off/

So many layers peeled away...this morning...

I think Brady O will be even better this year, and adding a guy like Randolph at guard would make a big difference. And Strevy needs an actual chance to play. Huge potential on O, if the right moves are made

I agree. It's pathetic.

I legit get socks and scotch, every year.

Search the forum...there may be more like him!

Back in the day, when he was younger and on the DL with guys like Westerman, Jeffcoat et. al. those guys could bring the heat.

I agree. When others on the line are sounder with their assignments, the RT and even Big Stan at LT, will suddenly look much better.

Correct. We were sitting above the Bombers' sideline - Strevy was absolutely livid after the hit.

Must be a shortage of pucks...

As the old adage goes "an idiot is as an idiot does."

It doesn't matter where. The point is, teams see value in him as a coach.