Fatty Liver

The Expos very first star, I had a Rusty Staub ball cap.

Seems appropriate.

Exactly, once the receiver has the ball in his hands he should be fair game.

Plus playoff money, Kavis would have to go over $200,000 to pay Henoc more than Walters and even then the difference would not be substantial.

Strictly from a PR standpoint, no need for Walters to justify his actions and to throw in this reference just added fuel to the fire, painting Muamba as the bad guy for asking for so much.

I'm not saying Walters lied, he took a simple salary request and put it in context with A.H. to justify his position, which is a questionable tactic imo. I'm sure Henoc could care less what Harris is earning as long as he gets paid the amount he thinks he is worth.

There is no evidence Muamba made that demand, Walters chose to insert it into his presser as a reference and as a justification for negotiation breakdown.

point taken, I intended to say that the additions of Demski and LaFrance make Flanders extremely expendable, especially if they plan to field two Natl. receivers. As good as he is, there is no logical which-way to get Flanders on the field.

That's very sad, he was one of Canada's very best stand-up comedians in his time. I saw a sad documentary on him a few years ago were he spoke about his bi-polar disorder and having to move back to Canada from L.A. in order to help pay for treatment for hepatitis C and a liver transplant which probably contributed to his demise.

I don't think Andrew Scheer is much of a surfer, so he'll probably drown. He likes to play "dress up" too but he's not as committed.

I suspect the LaFrance signing was not exactly planned for and may have come more from the urging of Andrew Harris than need. What his signing does is make Flanders ultimately expendable, cutting his modest salary plus Wild's, who is close to being redundant backing JSK might be two moves they could make to afford Muamba, instead of dropping a key contributor like Okpalaugo. Agreed that these may not be "classy"or popular moves but football is a ruthless business and sentimentality has no place in the heart of a good G.M.

I don't see Simonise still being available at #7, also with his size pretty good chance he will head south. http://3downnation.com/2016/09/14/canadian-receiver-rashaun-simonise-signs-cjfls-okanagan-sun/

Despite the optics of this message it's somewhat encouraging that Henoc hasn't already made up his mind and signed with Mtl. if the Bombers offer is way below his ask. It may be an indication that he really would like to sign with the Bombers and have a decent shot at winning a G.C. instead of enduring next year's soap opera directed by Kavis.

I wonder if term could be an issue? Walters may want him to sign for multiple years and Muamba might be looking for a one year deal.

Nuthin' but a bunch of Doukhobors runnin' around nekid chasin' the cousins. Leaves us alone.

You mean the one under the bridge?

I'm guessing if he didn't tell the Lions, he probably didn't bother to tell the Bombers or the Esks. either. In other court news anyone know the results of Carter's delayed appearance before a Wpg. judge late last month? Didn't hear nuthin.

Sounds like he stayed on in Vancouver after the last game and really tied one on.

If the Lions can prove Cummings misrepresented himself during negotiations they may be able to get the signing bonus back.

Huh?

The Riders still have Cameron Judge their first round draft pick from 2017 on their roster, I think he will eventually take over at MLB if they need a Natl. in that position.

How the Bombers can create cap space for Henoc Muamba http://3downnation.com/2018/03/06/how-the-bombers-can-create-cap-space-for-henoc-muamba/ The only way I can see them cutting Ogo is if one of the new DE's they bring to camp turns out to be a stud like Jeffcoat.

I guess I should probably read the story first before commenting on a picture.

Must have been some kind of crane truck to cause that hole, most semi trailers are just over 4 meters in height.

Probably a better paying and more secure job than being a print journalist these days.