The only teams we need to win are, in this order:
Calgary
Calgary
Hamilton
Hamilton
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Toronto
Montreal
Saskatchewan
Because with a 3-15 record, I don't think they'll make it.
On the other hand, though, I really don't want Calgary winning that much, cause if they do, Saskatchewan has less chance of finishing second. . .
As for the cross-over, I heard that they weren't doing it at the season's start, but they seem to have brought it back, because they want the 6 best teams playing for the cup.
wouldnt rider fans hope the eskies beat the stamps back-to-back?
i mean, that would bump the eskies to 5-6 and still last in the division, but it would also lower the stamps to 6-6.
if the riders take both from winnipeg, this would have the riders at 7-5 and in second in the divison ( maybe tied for 1st, depending on how the lions do agains tthe Als ), and on course to that elusive home playoff game.
just say the riders do land that home playoff game....do u think every rider fan on this forum would buy tickets, or would they stay at home after years of bickering?
To be honest, I probably will.....it pains me to say it, but yes, IF the Riders win convincingly over Winnipeg this weekend, I then become a cheerleader for the Eskies.....can't believe I just wrote that.....
I know I'd be going to a playoff game if it happened. I think it would sell out quickly, too, not necessarily a day, though.....I mean, it's been 18 flippin' years since we've had one.....
over at bclions.com, they have a video clip of an interview with bob singh ( o linemen bclions ), and he is asked how he keeps his hair so perfect...his reply:
i wash my hair with pert-plus, i dont just use soap like regina people....ouch!
If we got a home playoff game, I'd spend a lot of money to be at that game. . . And I would hope that it would be a sell-out. You bitch about wanting one for this long, and you don't go to it? That would just be retarded.
And Yes, I think Edmonton should win the next two games. After that, I wouldn't mind if both Alberta teams lose out the rest of the season. . .