https://www.argonauts.ca/2023/01/27/...-robbie-smith/
Hope he gets an expanded role in 2023. I think he's earned the opportunity.
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https://www.argonauts.ca/2023/01/27/...-robbie-smith/
Hope he gets an expanded role in 2023. I think he's earned the opportunity.
Excellent news. Their Canadian FA’s should be their to priority in re-signing players. Hopefully Gittens is not far behind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will
Good to see the Brampton native resign with the team that drafted him.
Hopefully we can see him at some Honey Badgers Bball games.Quote:
Originally Posted by gilthethrill
Excellent ! One of the best DEs in the league IMO (and most under-rated).
Hope he can become a long-time Argo fixture.
Argos have some real fine Canadian D-line talent in Robbie + Acheampong + hoping to see a lot more of Dionte Knight next season; and if Luiji Vilain shakes free from the NFL like Ryan Hunter eventually did, that would be another nice addition there (wouldn't hold my breath on that one though).
Well deserved, happy to see Smith return.
Be careful or you’ll be next in line for a stern lecture, it appears First Ontario Centre renovations are causing major issues for their tenants.Quote:
Originally Posted by AngeloV
https://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j...qEJnh5d7TxC8Zt
I feel bad for the Rock but what the heck are they doing playing in Hamilton anyway?Quote:
Originally Posted by Argo57
And they are still called the Toronto Rock. Bizarre.Quote:
Originally Posted by "Issues"Mcgee
The overheads playing at the ACC were immense, and Coca-Cola Coliseum wasn't an option for whatever reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by "Issues"Mcgee
Great to see Smith signed! And yes overhead and last pick for dates prompted the move from ACC. They're getting great crowds with lots of energy now, too bad the renos will have them move again temporarily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will
The cost to play of of Coca Cola is also really expensive. Building is owned by the City of Toronto but operated by MLSE. They must use IATSE and unionized workers at Coca Cola thus putting on events at that venue has always been costly. One of the main reasons you don't see it used for Concerts as much as it should.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will
WWE does non televised shows at Coca Cola. Maybe the unionized workers cost more, but that doesn’t mean the rent for the building is as high. They obviously weigh the pros and cons and decided the pros out weigh the cons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treblecharger1
He's only 25, so he has the potential to be mainstay of the defence for a long time.