OV Argo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 17, 2025 11:37 pmUnable to address actual on-field CFL evidence; but gonna trot out the good old "conspiracy" theory. Not amazing really; just so pathetic & predictable. There's been a huge CFL conspiracy at work against Canadian trained QBs for decades now ? - is that what you'd say to laugh off real evidence when the lack of CFL opportunity for those QBs is brought up?; of course there must be these CFL conspiracy nut-cases out there? - helps you to dismiss real football evidence - i guess that makes you comfortable there- oh say can't you see.
BTW - do you hate Canadian football and Canadian football talent ? I think you really must.
But no doubt CFL listed depth charts are 100% accurate.
"Pathetic and predictable" is on your list of standards. I knew I'd get at least one of them.
Your grift is being a rerun, and you're addicted to it.
The historical significance of this game cannot be overlooked.
This is the last game the Argos will play before the CFL morphs into the 51FL. It will also be one of the last times a professional football game is played in Canada in front of a non sell out crowd. There may be one or two games next season that don't sell out, but in 2027 the American rules will fully kick in and every single game will be sold out.
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 12:58 am
Chad Kelly practised in a limited fashion in all three practices. I can't imagine that he won't be ready to go by training camp in 2026.
A year ago, could you have imagined he would never be ready to go at any time during 2025? Making predictions about this situation seems like a challenging endeavour, to say the least.
IssuesMcgee wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 1:53 am
The historical significance of this game cannot be overlooked.
This is the last game the Argos will play before the CFL morphs into the 51FL. It will also be one of the last times a professional football game is played in Canada in front of a non sell out crowd. There may be one or two games next season that don't sell out, but in 2027 the American rules will fully kick in and every single game will be sold out.
OV Argo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 17, 2025 11:37 pmUnable to address actual on-field CFL evidence; but gonna trot out the good old "conspiracy" theory. Not amazing really; just so pathetic & predictable. There's been a huge CFL conspiracy at work against Canadian trained QBs for decades now ? - is that what you'd say to laugh off real evidence when the lack of CFL opportunity for those QBs is brought up?; of course there must be these CFL conspiracy nut-cases out there? - helps you to dismiss real football evidence - i guess that makes you comfortable there- oh say can't you see.
BTW - do you hate Canadian football and Canadian football talent ? I think you really must.
But no doubt CFL listed depth charts are 100% accurate.
"Pathetic and predictable" is on your list of standards. I knew I'd get at least one of them.
Your grift is being a rerun, and you're addicted to it.
Pretty bold talk from someone who embarrassed themselves here by not grasping how Vernon Adams was gifted to the Stamps.
IssuesMcgee wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 1:53 am
The historical significance of this game cannot be overlooked.
This is the last game the Argos will play before the CFL morphs into the 51FL. It will also be one of the last times a professional football game is played in Canada in front of a non sell out crowd. There may be one or two games next season that don't sell out, but in 2027 the American rules will fully kick in and every single game will be sold out.
And the sad thing is, some of the moron/clowns who have taken over the historic CFL actually do believe that making our game more American or hooking up with a Mickey Mouse US minor league or becoming a farm team league to the NFL, will lead to big improvements - sold out crowds, huge TV#s and contract, way more interest in Canada ... and those things, I guess, will make them rich ? And the $uckers in the media who go along with the B$ are wimpy little sheep. Only in Canada, eh? - pity.
OV Argo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 17, 2025 11:37 pmUnable to address actual on-field CFL evidence; but gonna trot out the good old "conspiracy" theory. Not amazing really; just so pathetic & predictable. There's been a huge CFL conspiracy at work against Canadian trained QBs for decades now ? - is that what you'd say to laugh off real evidence when the lack of CFL opportunity for those QBs is brought up?; of course there must be these CFL conspiracy nut-cases out there? - helps you to dismiss real football evidence - i guess that makes you comfortable there- oh say can't you see.
BTW - do you hate Canadian football and Canadian football talent ? I think you really must.
But no doubt CFL listed depth charts are 100% accurate.
"Pathetic and predictable" is on your list of standards. I knew I'd get at least one of them.
Your grift is being a rerun, and you're addicted to it.
Pretty bold talk from someone who embarrassed themselves here by not grasping how Vernon Adams was gifted to the Stamps.
Wasn't embarrassed then or now, so thanks for the compliment.
IssuesMcgee wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 1:53 am
The historical significance of this game cannot be overlooked.
This is the last game the Argos will play before the CFL morphs into the 51FL. It will also be one of the last times a professional football game is played in Canada in front of a non sell out crowd. There may be one or two games next season that don't sell out, but in 2027 the American rules will fully kick in and every single game will be sold out.
And the sad thing is, some of the moron/clowns who have taken over the historic CFL actually do believe that making our game more American or hooking up with a Mickey Mouse US minor league or becoming a farm team league to the NFL, will lead to big improvements - sold out crowds, huge TV#s and contract, way more interest in Canada ... and those things, I guess, will make them rich ? And the $uckers in the media who go along with the B$ are wimpy little sheep. Only in Canada, eh? - pity.
I forgot to mention the higher scoring. Shrinking the endzone, eliminating opportunities to score and adopting rules from a league with lower scores will most certainly lead to higher scoring!
ArgoRavi wrote: ↑Sat Oct 18, 2025 1:47 pm
A weird fact - this year will be the first time ever that an Argos' season ends before a Blue Jays' season.
CFL season certainly ending earlier than normal Ravi.
Grew up a huge Toronto sports fan so admittedly enjoying the Blue Jays run this year especially since the Argonaut season is over.
Regarding the Argos this should be an interesting off season as the team tries to rebound from a very disappointing season, a lot of work ahead on several fronts for this management team.
