I heard they are going to use the old turf from BC Place.......why ?....there is beautiful natural grass just sitting there waiting to stain up those retro jerseys....oh well, at least they'll be back outside!

Too hard to pick . The fact that I don't think I EVER saw him run out of bounds pretty much sums him up. One I did like a lot though was a home game, in 2007 I think , he caught a pass for a td , trotted over and nicely placed the ball on the turf for the point after....classic Clermont. Gonna miss ...

Does anyone here know any more about this ??

http://www.news1130.com/news/local/arti ... 94938_4672

good call.............my bad.

I really don't think he could have possibly been the first American inducted into the Canadian Football Hall Of Fame...........?

Yeah, I forgot about him too. There was a picture of Anderson holding the Grey Cup in an IAFF magazine a while back.....pretty damn cool any way you slice it though.

Is there a Brett Anderson connection here ? he is IAFF ....? anyone?

OK, so how did this happen ? did Brett Anderson have anything to do with it ? anyone ?

I have met his folks as his little brother is on my sons football team. Very nice people,good luck to him.

Well said Blitz. The guy is a big time gamer .

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Yes , it is worth the trip . Especially the family day on Saturday . I took my son last year . You walk right on the field, we talked to whatever player we wanted to,and got as many autographs as we wanted . My son is counting the days now.

I got my ticket package in the mail today and it is a very sharp looking pile o' stuff . I have one problem though . There is a great calendar included with a different player for each month. No Jason Clermont. What the ? He's not a top twelve Leo any more ? exsqueeze me ? Is there something to read ...

Anybody see the drivel on 13th man about the CFL nixing the stripes from the ball starting next year ? This story started in Toronto of course so take it with a massive, planet-sized grain of salt.

I also correctly predicted that the Snowbird second from the left would be about 18 inches lower in altitude than the rest of them during the fly-by.