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Pretty sure anything resembling "GO TEAM!!!11!!" gets a "Like" from ol' Spudsy, the forum mascot.

Honestly, of all the Likes I have on this site, I would venture to guess upwards of 75% are from Spuds. Anytime I log on and see that I have a pile of notifications, I know Spuds has been on a spree....

this is a really good point....

I actually would have gone with "There will be...", personally....

Fyp. Yw.

Wah55 2: Electric Boogaloo

When people talk about him in the same breath as Milt, never mind those who say he may be better, it disgusts me.

Super cool - welcome here!!! Here's hoping he's the NI Rec we've been longing for!!

Geroy Simon, while a very good receiver, is massively overrated....

Kevin Eiben...

Probably the most important thing, to me, is that he was Academic All-Big Ten and a Team Captain.....that's an MOS-type guy.

Let's not forget to point out the kid already looks good in Blue and Gold (sort of....like the 1950s style jerseys....)

the best news of all this is that it cost us essentially nothing. We had 2 third rounders, and gave one up to get the guy. Protecting ourselves vs Poblah-ish situations that cost us a 1st....

**** I hope we're up like 28-0 at the half, so the energy in there is just ZERO at half time. F*** those a**holes...

https://www.cfl.ca/2017/06/26/cfl-add-football-flare-canada150-celebration/ TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced on Monday that it will mark Canada’s 150th birthday with special #CFLGameDay pageantry at Week 2 games across the country. The CFL is tied to Canada as the only professional sports League that is uniquely Canadian. This year’s CFL brand campaign #BringItIn is a nod to the Canadian values that have come to define the CFL through its diversity, inclusiveness and equality. To celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday the CFL will be adding special Canadian visuals to each game being played in Week 2, sharing the stories of Canadians who have impacted the League and kicking off 150 tweets leading up to the nation’s biggest game – the 105th Grey Cup presented by Shaw. All host stadiums – McMahon Stadium in Calgary, BMO Field in Toronto, The Brick Field at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton and Mosaic Stadium in Regina, Saskatchewan – will have special CFL-branded #Canada150 field paintings to commemorate the country’s sesquicentennial. Each game will also feature a specially-made custom Wilson game ball with a CFL Canada 150 logo and red laces (instead of the traditional white laces) to be used for pre-game warmups and during the opening kickoff as well as kickoff for the second half of each game. Other elements to be incorporated: HELMET DECALS: the CFL has distributed specially-designed Canada 150 helmet decals to all teams to be worn on helmets all year long. SPECIAL SIDELINE APPAREL: the CFL has unveiled custom “Legendary Canadian” t-shirts to all teams that feature a notable Canadian player (selected by individual teams) to be worn on the sidelines for non-playing personnel as well as during interviews and/or day before walkthroughs. CFL.ca will publish digital profile pieces on each player and of those wearing these iconic “Legendary Canadian” shirts to share their stories and impressions of Canada, as well as their hopes for the future of our country and our league. Stories will be published online on Tuesday June 27. The featured Canadian players include: Montreal: Peter Dalla Riva Ottawa: Bill Hatanaka Hamilton: Rocky DiPietro Toronto: Pinball Clemons Winnipeg: Chris Walby, Doug Brown Calgary: Sugarfoot Anderson Edmonton: Normie Kwong, Don Getty Saskatchewan: George Reed BC: Lui Passaglia REFEREE UNIFORMS: referees for all four Canada Day weekend contests will wear special jerseys bearing red stripes and the Canada 150 logo. IN-STADIUM PROMOTION: home teams will show a revised CFL #BringItIn brand spot with a Canada 150 animation end slate to be featured in-game at all Week 2 home games. 150 CFL MOMENTS/TWEETS: Follow @CFL for 150 days beginning July 1st to discover some of the League’s top moments, rare facts and photos from our rich history in this country. Week 2 games occurring over the Canada Day long weekend include: Thursday, June 29th: Ottawa REDBLACKS at Calgary Stampeders, 9:00pm ET Friday, June 30th: BC Lions at Toronto Argonauts, 7:00pm ET Friday, June 30th: Montreal Alouettes at Edmonton Eskimos, 10:00pm ET Saturday, July 1st: Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Saskatchewan Roughriders, 9:00pm ET The game between Winnipeg and Saskatchewan on July 1st will be a central celebration of Canada 150, as well as of the opening of Mosaic Stadium, with additional ceremonies and performances to memorialize the occasion. While many special festivities are planned for the Canada Day weekend and Week 2 games, the CFL will continue to honour Canada 150’s history throughout 2017, culminating at the 105th Grey Cup presented by Shaw, which will take place at TD Place in Ottawa on Sunday November 26th, 2017. Fans can purchase tickets to all Week 2 games and join the celebration at CFL.ca/tickets.

I'm sorta lost right now...........is it Grant Fuhr or Devin Setogouchi that's going to solve the Jets goaltending problem......? Or do they just need a lot of cocaine? #Confused

I enjoyed the first 2 a lot....I'm a big South Park guy, so Trey Parker voicing the new villain is right up my alley, as well....definitely stoked for this. Might take the niece and nephew to it next week while I'm home on vacay...

I actually wondered if it was Kelly himself at first...

The whole "new stadium, big game" thing is a two way street. Lotta pressure for their players to perform for that crowd. Pressure not always a good thing...

This is just such a ridiculous statement....

I always hate when people say Fuhr was overrated because of the scoring in front of him....that guy might have done more with the least defense than anyone. Their D pinched so much, he was constantly facing odd-man situations...only way you could get away with cheating that much offensively was to have a superstar 'tender back there to bail you out...

Brutally sad story from CIS Football... Former university football star Ashton Dickson fatally shot in Ottawa OTTAWA - A Nova Scotia university says a former star running back with the Antigonish school's football team has been killed in a shooting in Ottawa. St. Francis Xavier's athletics department tweeted condolences on Monday to Ashton Dickson's family and friends. Ottawa police say Dickson, 25, died at the scene of a shooting early Monday. Investigators say officers were called to Rideau Street around 1 a.m. to investigate reports of a shooting. They say patrol officers found Dickson injured at the scene. Dickson, an Ottawa native, was nominated for the Hec Crighton Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding player in Canadian university football, in 2015. (The Canadian Press)

Gretzky mighta been the hardest partier of all of 'em....