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SammyGreene wrote:
The sooner Paul McCallum stops punting for this team the better. Bad enough watching his wounded ducks in the dome never mind in these elements. Might as well just gamble on every 3rd down.

For someone who played in Regina for most of his career his kicking has been absymal

Calgary's rush could be handled by double tight ends to prevent the blitz that Calgary is exploiting in the 1st half

TheLionKing wrote:I wonder if the Bombers and the Esks are still interested in Reilly

The Bomber must be thinking "if we wanted a QB that looked like an MOP one week and deserving of being cut the next, we already have Alex Brink".

TheLionKing wrote:

SammyGreene wrote:
The sooner Paul McCallum stops punting for this team the better. Bad enough watching his wounded ducks in the dome never mind in these elements. Might as well just gamble on every 3rd down.

For someone who played in Regina for most of his career his kicking has been absymal

well he is pushing 97

Could have said this 15 mins ago I suppose, but so much for the Harris v Cornish storyline tonight.

Andrew Harris looked totally frustrated out there.

so, when and why did the lions borrow ticat D?

jcalhoun wrote:So,

What did everyone think of 'Playing a Dangerous Game?' I thought it was excellent. Almost as good as the one on Cavillo.

James

I'm watching it now.

Oh, wait, you meant that show before the game, right?

In fairness it is not all Reilly. He has looked rattled but where are the play calls that give him less pressure. No harris.

I think this is a case where MB gave the pre-game speech on Oct 22 with the plug and play stuff on O - anyone can do it.

No one can handle our D.

I suspect the Stamp coaches said the Lions think they've won this game before they got here.

Not often is other coaches word as good for motivation but this week's were! Espec. the game before playoffs.

Regardless of the fact we have wrapped up first place, a shocking absolute no-show. Suggest the boys and coaches donate their game cheques to a charity of choice!

jcalhoun wrote:

TheLionKing wrote:

SammyGreene wrote:
The sooner Paul McCallum stops punting for this team the better. Bad enough watching his wounded ducks in the dome never mind in these elements. Might as well just gamble on every 3rd down.

For someone who played in Regina for most of his career his kicking has been absymal

Well, to be fair about it, he's the only player in the history of the league that will qualify for CPP before he retires so.....

Cheers,

James

The housing market is on the downside so we might see McCallum back next year.

O'Neil will be in his 60's before McCallum retires