1 minute ago, do or die said:

Wally could just take his warm weather retirement.....at half time...

Wally checked out a few years ago.  He's just been playing out the string.

2 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said:

That moment of silence was beautiful and one of the reasons that I love this country.  Imagine trying to pull off a moment of silence like that in the middle of an NFL game?  It would never happen. Way too many drunken disrespectful idiots.  Kudos to the Hamilton fans for being able to shut it down like that and show such amazing respect to our vets.

That was almost eerie. That silence was deafening. A good job by everyone involved.

 

Shitty way for Wally to go out, tbh

1 minute ago, Dr Zaius said:

Shitty way for Wally to go out, tbh

I agree.  Shame to watch him go out the same way Cal did in 1996.

3 week in a row.....Lions precede Wally into retirement.....

3 minutes ago, NorthernSkunk said:

I'm glad we didn't end up in the cross over spot lol....

I don't think it mattered for us.  BC rarely travels well and looks like a true "indoor" team.

Ok over to the NFL until the Bombers game

Bye Wally...BC Sucks!!

oops

Edited November 11, 20187 yr by Mark F

1 minute ago, JuranBoldenRules said:

I don't think it mattered for us.  BC rarely travels well and looks like a true "indoor" team.

I just meant for today, for some reason it looks like the game is going hamiltons way no matter what BC is going to do,  

Hamilton needs a 31-0 lead at halftime... I hear that’s a pretty safe lead...

3 minutes ago, Atomic said:

Ok over to the NFL until the Bombers game

Vikings on a bye this week so I guess the Patriots it is...

Lions consistent in all phases of this game.

As in inept.

At this point the Cats could bring out their lawn chairs and have a couple of cerveza's and the Lions still wouldn't score.

Holy ****... it took til 4 mins left in the half before rod black mentions Steve Tasker... that has to be a new “black calling a ti-cats game” record...

Hamilton playing hard, BC hardly playing

For those interested in a little CFL playoff history:

Largest CFL comeback playoff history:
Nov-09-1963: Saskatchewan overcame a 26 point differential deficit against Calgary after losing game 1 35-9 and won game 2 39-12. They advanced based on point differential (48-47). Back then, two games were played and if the playoff series was split, the winner advanced based on point differential.

Largest comeback in single playoff game:
Nov-20-1960: Ottawa overcame a 20 point deficit to win 21-20.

So yeah, barring historical, record-setting playoff comebacks not seen in 50+ years, Lions are toast.

11 minutes ago, kelownabomberfan said:

I agree.  Shame to watch him go out the same way Cal did in 1996.

That's what I was thinking too.

The end of Don Matthew's career was a train wreck too. Must be a CFL legend thing...

The BC brass had better tell Buono his retirement starts the minute regulation time in this game ends.  Disgraceful showing by his team.

1 hour ago, kelownabomberfan said:

good...good....my plans for a replay of the 1984 Grey Cup in Edmonton is in motion....

Edited November 11, 20187 yr by johnzo

1 minute ago, sweep the leg said:

That's what I was thinking too.

The end of Don Matthew's career was a train wreck too. Must be a CFL legend thing...

' I'm going to write a check and you're all going to have til the end of the week cash it'

*Toronto proceeds to lose out

Bob cjob saying medlock fell, attempting a kick, and the field is icy. 

 

9 minutes ago, sweep the leg said:

That's what I was thinking too.

The end of Don Matthew's career was a train wreck too. Must be a CFL legend thing...

Like players not knowing when to retire, coaches do the same thing. 

3 minutes ago, Mark F said:

Bob cjob saying medlock fell, attempting a kick, and the field is icy. 

 

That will hurt the Riders DL. If they can't get traction they can't pressure Nichols or stop Harris. 

santos knox out.

 

Edited November 11, 20187 yr by Mark F