"Not knocking the history and uniqueness of the CFL, but the league should really add a fourth down, shorten and narrow the field to allow more Canadian players to play at the professional level."
This guy is a should stick to basketball
I just sent him this Email:
Dear Sir,
Here is a Quote from your blog:
“Not knocking the history and uniqueness of the CFL, but the league should really add a
Fourth down, shorten and narrow the field to allow more Canadian players to play at the professional level.?
I am also Ticats fan and Feel your out of line.
The CFL has a great game
it is fast and better then boring NFL Brand...
You want to make us the NFL North I say no.
The Ticats will turn it around with time.
The CFL is great league
We are lucky to have something so wonderfully Canadian.
Please stick to basketball please.
Now Chuck is a very fair man. He does not take any pleasure in slagging anybody and is very professional. If he objectively feels that Bob is investing in a program that is a losing one at this time, then maybe he is. The only reason he’s even commenting on the Cats is because the losing has gotten his attention.
I think basketball should switch to an oblong ball so it makes it more difficult for the players to dribble and get a basket. How's that suggestion sound? What did you say, about the same as telling us what we should do with Canada's game? Ah, ok, fair enough Chucky. 8)
Swirsky is one of the guys at the FAN590 that bug me. I'd bet he's never been to a CFL game even though his employer owns the Argos broadcast rights. Or done any homework on the teams, the league or anything else CFL related. It seems to me that guys like Swirsky should have to make themselves knowledgeable about the CFL as part of their job so they can talk about something more than Damon Allen. For example, can he even name 1 lineman on any team?
The Swirsk, despite being a genuinely good person, hosts the show on the FAN oriented towards nothing other than the pure emotions of being a fan.
The morning show is comedy. Hogan's Bullpen delves into the inner workings of sport itself. Hockey Central is self-explanatory. Chuck Swirsky is simply a call in show about the most superficial and pointless topics that casual fans can get into. Primetime Sports concentrates more on the business of sport.
Swirsky says some outlandish things from time to time. I doubt as if he truly understands the football scene in Canada.