kelownabomberfan

Other than injuries.

I agree. RNH is injured, constantly. Little > RNH in my opinion.

if the Bombers are going to get into the playoffs, this looks like the year it could happen. Hope hope hope...

it should be streamed on TSN so all you need is a shaw, Rogers, Bell or Telus customer number and you can sign in and watch the game. I use my Shaw account and it works just great.

actually the 1940's, if you can believe it. His biggest regret was never getting an education. When he played junior, he worked in a munitions plant in Ontario (because it was WW2) instead of going to school because the money was so good. But he said if he could do it again he would have gone to school instead.

Is that the Dan West who injured Corey Watson in practice?

I for one am glad we have Medlock. Too many games blown over the years by crappy kicking. Good to see this issue finally addressed.

can't make the club from the tub.

yeah its time to make the jump. Sink or swim.

Edmonton intrigues me, only because they have number 4 and that could be Tkachuk or PLD.

why isn't Dressler playing? And I expected to see Bond.

throw in Burmi too.

won't be long and all the legends from that era will be gone...

yup

hang out with Butcher for awhile, that will do it.

Picture from the first Argo tail-gate at BMO field. I may have to check out one of these tail-gates...

I still remember when Joe Poplawski had to step in for an injured Trevor Kennard. Joe "the Toe" Poplawski was perfect that day, not sure how many he kicked though.

I'd want to keep starting 3 NI on the OL, plus Harris and Kohlert on O means that with Westerman and Shologan (with Corney and Thomas backing up) means we can go all import DB's and LB's, which is smokin'.

LOL - yeah if he's on payroll deduction he'd be getting negative paychecks. Like my niece who works at the Bay and buys more cosmetics than she gets paid.

Read his book last year. He sounded like he was ready to go. His wife was gone, his kids grown, and his memory going due to Alzheimers. He was one heck of a great guy. I strongly recommend everyone read his book. Interesting fact - his first ever pro camp was in Winnipeg, with the New York Rangers. They gave him a full set of gear to wear and he had to sit and watch everyone else put their gear on, as he had no idea what most of it was, as he had never had a full set in his entire life. If you read the conditions in which he grew up, it is hard to believe it was Canada. But that's what made him so tough.

Glad you enjoyed it. It's called "good natured ribbing". Of course the Riders aren't going to go 0-18. Like duh.

what's the latest on Keeping?

Milt kept saying that the Als D co-ordinator doesn't actually want to be there. What was he talking about?

I'll have to wear my Jets jersey under my Bomber jersey.

that's really cool. Thanks for sharing.