Tuesday, 23 October 2012

REFS RUIN RUN OF PERFECTION!


Rider fans at Mosiac Stadium in Regina couldn't help Saskatchewan
 beat Montreal or help Ward keep his perfect streak going.



By Ward Kurenoff
Cute one in the family

Mr. Perfect is not perfect anymore.
With an "interesting" – replacement ref-type pass interference -- call (no bias here whatsoever) that wiped out a Saskatchewan interception and allowed the Montreal crew another TD (which was the winning margin) the Riders managed to lose on Saturday and thus my perfection is no more.
I know the CFL has bigger (foot) balls, but Shea Emery’s punch below the belt proves now that Mr. Brendon Labatte (yes, I will call him Mr. as he's frickin’ huge) now possess possibly bigger . . .
Speaking of swollen, does anyone feel for Andy Fantuuuuz? Game essentially won with a 30-yard field goal attempt for the Ticats but the ball was apparently frozen, snowy, icy, etc. and two ex-Riders couldn't connect for the final three points to win in Calgary.
Ironically, it allowed the riders to at least clinch a crossover playoff game. And it didn't make me 2-2 for the weekend. Thanks Andy, I guess!
I see Winnipeg and the Ticats play this weekend. Makes you wonder if the Blue Bombers could play the banjo for the final 45 seconds that they could of been in a better position for the playoffs, too. Only in the CFL -- and that is what makes it great!
More thoughts and picks coming up later in the week. I won't allow any B.C. Lions to tweet me until then!
Speaking of tweets, Emery did use social media to say sorry to Labatte. Check it out at:


WEEK 18 SCHEDULE
Friday, 6 p.m., TSN
B.C. at Calgary

Saturday, 10 a.m., TSN
Winnipeg at Hamilton

Saturday, 1 p.m., TSN
Toronto at Saskatchewan

Sunday, 10 a.m., TSN
Edmonton at Montreal


1 comment:

  1. right on Wardo; Lions players and fans don't need to tweet you until after we win the Western Final; then only to brag..

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