well what has that got to do with a home game here Friday night at 7 pm? where are the fans? why are they staying away? There must be some answers out there. Is it the dome? Is it that Dickenson may not play again? Or does it have to do with the fact that it is a FRIDAY night game after Labour day?...

So someone please explain, exactly why did the 1994 regular season finale draw such a large crowd even though the Lions were only average and had already settled for third in the west? The 1994 finale honoured Lui Passaglia, with $1 from every ticket sold going to a scholarship in Lui's name at SFU...

A Winnipeg victory eliminates Hamilton from playoff contention and likely deflates the Ticat spirits on the eve of their game with the Lions. A Montreal victory gives Hamilton so much more to play for on Saturday.

Frankly, the topic bores me so I haven't voted for QB/receiver combo but I was interested enough in this poll to vote for zero. 8)

KnowItAll wrote:I voted No to JM and Satan.

I thought JM and Satan were on opposite sides. This is getting confusing again.

Got it. And I vote Yes.

Maybe it's the time zones.

LFITQ wrote:I'm missing something here ...

You're not alone.

The O-Line work really impressed me. I'm also in awe of how well the players were able to grip the football and keep their footing on that cold, snow-covered field.

If you want free pom poms or any other giveaways, don't use the west side Level 2 entrance by the Impark TG lot. The giveaways never seem to make it to that entrance.

Blue In BC wrote:We need a poll on whether or not to ban somebody for a week that starts the next poll!!

I see things are so bad in Bomberland that the fans have turned on each other.

Great list, Robbie. I'm happy to say I've seen all of them play, and they are all worthy of induction on the Wall of Fame. I'm sorry that such recognition didn't come soon enough for Ekdahl. It seems that Bret Anderson is the leader among current Lions in longevity. I hope he adds many more games to...

The Lions have had a lot of low points on the field. The ones in the 1990s were brief. If you want a real low point, I'd vote for the 12 seasons between 1965 and 1976 when the team didn't have a winning record once. The Lions managed to sneak into the playoffs just three times in that span, losing e...

Great post. I've attended a lot of games over the past 40 years but I don't have your memory for the details.

The TSN broadcast is far better than the CBC broadcast of the Argo/Rider game last night. The video quality looked like it was from 1980. The production crew must have been on drugs. While everyone was lining up on scrimmage, they honed in on one Argo for the whole time for no particular reason. Th...