HardCoreBlue

Actually displaying bias comes in non-verbal ways quite early in life as well. Okay, I'll stop.

Just to be technical, human behavioral science tells us being 100% objective can't be done. Unless of course a baby coming out of the womb is asked for their opinion.

I'm not referring to the actual issue BLM raised as to why his Rep would be upset , it's how BLM did it, i.e., not following the proper protocol and maybe even making the Stamps Rep look bad in the process.

Makes sense to me. I'm assuming the Stamps CFL PA rep is non too happy with BLM . . .

That is the 64 dollar question, because if the CFL doesn't authentically have this process in place, then posting it on twitter becomes more relevant. BTW I'm not trying to defend BLM, more of hoping the CFL uses this event as an improvement opportunity.

Okay fair enough, but what if it turns out to be true? Aren't you in effect penalizing the whistle blower?

Some people who work for professional organizations/associations put a caveat on their twitter declaring tweets are their own and don't necessarily reflect that of any organization they are affiliated with. I went on his page and he doesn't seem to mention that. If he had, would it still be appropriate to fine him?

That's a great point that some people don't realize. It happens at all levels of football and sometimes exposes the wrong player.

Most of those 33, 000 fans were roughrider fans generating revenue for the league. Sheesh.

Happy Birthday Bob Irving! You da man.

Not sure exactly what you mean, but if the Bombers are breaking the rules and get caught, same thing applies.

Hey, still could happen. :-)

That would be cool. It would be even more cool if that indeed happens and they win the Lord Stanley Cup this year. I can hear the chants now, 'Patrick, Patrick, Patrick' :-)

Lose with some class.

From the guy who doesn't believe in handshakes after the game. Wow. Is it a classy move not to give DD a chance to respond?

Right Greenwood, not Richardson, sorry.

I guess where I'm ultimately coming from is I still haven't thrown in the towel with Drew Willy.

Okay I hope so. Because if not, throw it in the pile of why I can't stomach the argos. The other random thought I had a couple of days ago was in relation to always responding to Kapt Crunch's argument that we should be CFL fans first then our team. To that I say, I hate, and will always hate, all other teams BUT I'm a fan of certain individual non-Bomber players and coaches. For example, I'm a huge Zach Collaros Chip Cox Coach Anthony Cavillo fan . . .

The however part for me it sure does feel good that we have Willy to come in if necessary. Depth, Depth, Depth.

Yes but the problem here is he's leaving little room for spin.

This is a perfect example that Coaches don't always take experience over rookies . . .

That's Mayo's job for the taking.

Totally disagree. He was lights on against Edm until he got hurt. Staying healthy is his issue, he's still one of the best receivers in this league by far imo.

Dressler in, Kris Adams out please.

Go to bed. :-)