2 hours ago, mbrg said:

Sign him, bring back LaFrance and make a trade for Lyles!

I want ALL the Winnipeg tailbacks.  We need the full set!

They are football players not Pokemons....

 

 

 

 

 

Wow...is he an example of the kind of great candidates Ambrosie has been talking to? If so the Als are toast.

20 minutes ago, wbbfan said:

Some owners have done stuff like this, al davis back in the day for instance. I feel like this is a case of a small time owner who wants the prestige of pro sports rather then getting some one big enough that they dont have to micro manage the team. Need more bob youngs and less of this junk. 

 

QFT

At least Al Davis had some back ground in football. 

9 minutes ago, BBlink said:

Wow...is he an example of the kind of great candidates Ambrosie has been talking to? If so the Als are toast.

I am sure he approached them

3 hours ago, mbrg said:

Sign him, bring back LaFrance and make a trade for Lyles!

I want ALL the Winnipeg tailbacks.  We need the full set!

You can have Lafrance.

1 hour ago, Atomic said:

Guzzo's response is even more telling.  Claims he told Maciocia he could choose the 6 "primary important positions" but should prioritize QC university athletes for the rest.

This guy would be a disaster as owner, I'm sure of it.

Roster decisions based on uninformed and arbitrary criteria?

 

Kavis Reed is intrigued...

 

1 hour ago, BBlink said:

Wow...is he an example of the kind of great candidates Ambrosie has been talking to? If so the Als are toast.

Fun fact:  You don't know what their offer is or what kind of candidate they'll be until you've actually talked with them.

1 hour ago, Jpan85 said:

At least Al Davis had some back ground in football. 

Al Davis was a very successful coach and GM first.  He was also a great owner for decades.  Unfortunately, age is inexorable and people remember him for the last several years when he was not as sharp.  

Davis stood up to the NFL and the whole league became far better for it.

Even before that he played college ball.

12 minutes ago, MC said:

Al Davis was a very successful coach and GM first.  He was also a great owner for decades.  Unfortunately, age is inexorable and people remember him for the last several years when he was not as sharp.  

Davis stood up to the NFL and the whole league became far better for it.

No doubt, what davis did with the AFL, and the NFL merger was gigantic. He must be rolling around in his grave with a relocation still pending for (i think?) 2020 to vegas. However his micro managing and front office antics will live on in the greatest infamy. 

Like all historic greats, he deserves to be recognized for his fantastic contributions. But its equally important to keep the grain of salt in the forefront. Paul Brown has seen a kind of cleansing at the hands of history due to the effect of rose tinted glasses.

21 minutes ago, wbbfan said:

No doubt, what davis did with the AFL, and the NFL merger was gigantic. He must be rolling around in his grave with a relocation still pending for (i think?) 2020 to vegas. However his micro managing and front office antics will live on in the greatest infamy. 

Like all historic greats, he deserves to be recognized for his fantastic contributions. But its equally important to keep the grain of salt in the forefront. Paul Brown has seen a kind of cleansing at the hands of history due to the effect of rose tinted glasses.

Davis doesn't give two shits about Oakland.  He was trying to move the team all the time to get money out of governments.

No he would be happy this what he wanted all along someone to build him a new stadium.

3 hours ago, Tracker said:

This had all the makings of a Glieberguy redux.

Edited June 6, 20196 yr by johnzo

Darren Cameron - 

🤔 we had 12,000 viewers for our live stream last week. 3,500 from Mexico, 1,500 from the United States and 1,000 from Germany. Average viewing time was 1h 47m.

 

Edited June 6, 20196 yr by Mr Dee

35 minutes ago, Mr Dee said:

Darren Cameron - 

🤔 we had 12,000 viewers for our live stream last week. 3,500 from Mexico, 1,500 from the United States and 1,000 from Germany. Average viewing time was 1h 47m.

 

....and that was just the kicker's relatives.

Really nice sitting here waiting for the Bomber game to start and watching football on TV

Present first quarter scores: Hamilton 7 Toronto 3 - Montreal 8  Ottawa 6

 

Montreal's offence could surprise people this year if Pipkin works out. They have some good weapons.

Those new Als uniforms are a hideous rip-off of the University of Virginia's.

You know who I don’t miss?

Ryan Lankford.

2 hours ago, Mr Dee said:

Darren Cameron - 

🤔 we had 12,000 viewers for our live stream last week. 3,500 from Mexico, 1,500 from the United States and 1,000 from Germany. Average viewing time was 1h 47m.

 

Thousand from Germany? Nice! That’s a pleasant surprise. 

I'm not sure how much of his real life personality is true... but I watched Dragon's Den this season and Guzzo was an egotistical knob.  The Mike Kelly of owners....

5 hours ago, Mr Dee said:

Darren Cameron - 

🤔 we had 12,000 viewers for our live stream last week. 3,500 from Mexico, 1,500 from the United States and 1,000 from Germany. Average viewing time was 1h 47m.

 

and the Riders couldn't be bothered to stream our pre-season game there.

1 hour ago, Jaxon said:

and the Riders couldn't be bothered to stream our pre-season game there.

Blame O'Day for being old school, Riders streamed a pre-season game last year.

Edited June 7, 20196 yr by Throw Long Bannatyne

On 2019-06-05 at 10:35 PM, JuranBoldenRules said:

Coombs needs to find health and diversity in his skill set.

Not totally his fault, imo.

We tried to make him into Andre Durie 2.0. Square Peg, Round hole.

7 minutes ago, bluto said:

Not totally his fault, imo.

We tried to make him into Andre Durie 2.0. Square Peg, Round hole.

Isn't that his skill set?